David Federmann - SHTTL (2023) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: David Federmann
- Title: SHTTL
- Year Of Release: 2023
- Label: VMAJ7
- Genre: Soundtracks, jazz, classical, klezmer
- Quality: 16-bit/44.1kHz FLAC; 24-bit/48kHz FLAC
- Total Time: 68 min
- Total Size: 312; 715 MB
- WebSite: Album Preview
Shttl (Yiddish: שטטל, Ukrainian: Шттл) is a 2022 Ukrainian–French one-shot drama film written and directed by Ady Walter and starring Moshe Lobel and Saul Rubinek. The film depicts the lives of a Jewish shtetl on the eve of Operation Barbarossa. It was filmed in Ukraine six months before the 2022 Russian invasion.
Shttl premiered at the 2022 London Film Festival, and won the Audience Award one week later at the Rome Film Festival.
The missing 'e' in the title (normally spelled "shtetl") is a reference to Georges Perec's La disparition, a 1969 novel which doesn't contain the letter. The missing 'e', in French pronounced the same way as "eux" (they), represents, according to Walter, their absence, the void left behind in the Shoah; Perec's father died in the war, and his mother was killed in Auschwitz.
The film's score was composed and conducted by David Federmann, combining elements of jazz, classical and klezmer with modern cinematic music. The soundtrack also features traditional Yiddish songs, as well as Sabbath prayer in Hebrew and Aramaic.
The music was recorded in Paris, Kyiv, Brussels and Montreal, with over 20 musicians, as well as Ukrainian and French choirs.
Tracklist:
1.01 - David Federmann - Opening & Vortslen & The Bridge (3:17)
1.02 - David Federmann - A Numen (0:55)
1.03 - David Federmann - Dark Noon (0:57)
1.04 - David Federmann - Le marché (1:38)
1.05 - David Federmann - Zayt Gezint (Part. 1) (0:57)
1.06 - David Federmann - Immeglikhe Libe (1:43)
1.07 - David Federmann - Bring An Apple (0:47)
1.08 - David Federmann - Tayere Tate (Part. 1) (1:10)
1.09 - David Federmann - Roysn (0:51)
1.10 - David Federmann - Tayere Tate (Part. 2) (1:10)
1.11 - David Federmann - Der Khalef (1:41)
1.12 - David Federmann - Menachem's Dream (0:33)
1.13 - David Federmann - Ober Vart Nor Vart (1:55)
1.14 - David Federmann - Working Boys & The Initial Fight (2:09)
1.15 - David Federmann - Noire (1:29)
1.16 - David Federmann - Her Oys Di Velt (1:16)
1.17 - David Federmann - Le silence (1:29)
1.18 - David Federmann - Lomir Makhn a Bayt (1:16)
1.19 - David Federmann - A Diner in a Blitz (1:33)
1.20 - David Federmann - Berakhot 17 & The Long Walk (4:03)
1.21 - David Federmann - The Rise (1:38)
1.22 - David Federmann - V'shomri (1:49)
1.23 - David Federmann - רזא דשבת (3:33)
1.24 - David Federmann - Demyan's Mystery (1:25)
1.25 - David Federmann - La place du village (3:02)
1.26 - David Federmann - Amuleyk (1:28)
1.27 - David Federmann - Tayere Tate (Part. 3) (0:59)
1.28 - David Federmann - Di Lakhst Tsi Di Veynst (1:21)
1.29 - David Federmann - The Farewell & The B Plan (2:03)
1.30 - David Federmann - Mendele Mayn Fraynd (1:05)
1.31 - David Federmann - Mean Trick (1:38)
1.32 - David Federmann - Di Kleyne Mayzl (1:26)
1.33 - David Federmann - A New Hope (1:46)
1.34 - David Federmann - In Harts Fin Vald (1:45)
1.35 - David Federmann - Zayt Gezint (Part. 2) (0:49)
1.36 - David Federmann - Khaloymes (2:08)
1.37 - David Federmann - Di Bloye Malukhim (2:04)
1.38 - David Federmann - The Killing (1:02)
1.39 - David Federmann - The End (3:19)
1.40 - David Federmann - Her Oys Di Velt (Orchestral Version) (3:40)
Shttl premiered at the 2022 London Film Festival, and won the Audience Award one week later at the Rome Film Festival.
The missing 'e' in the title (normally spelled "shtetl") is a reference to Georges Perec's La disparition, a 1969 novel which doesn't contain the letter. The missing 'e', in French pronounced the same way as "eux" (they), represents, according to Walter, their absence, the void left behind in the Shoah; Perec's father died in the war, and his mother was killed in Auschwitz.
The film's score was composed and conducted by David Federmann, combining elements of jazz, classical and klezmer with modern cinematic music. The soundtrack also features traditional Yiddish songs, as well as Sabbath prayer in Hebrew and Aramaic.
The music was recorded in Paris, Kyiv, Brussels and Montreal, with over 20 musicians, as well as Ukrainian and French choirs.
Tracklist:
1.01 - David Federmann - Opening & Vortslen & The Bridge (3:17)
1.02 - David Federmann - A Numen (0:55)
1.03 - David Federmann - Dark Noon (0:57)
1.04 - David Federmann - Le marché (1:38)
1.05 - David Federmann - Zayt Gezint (Part. 1) (0:57)
1.06 - David Federmann - Immeglikhe Libe (1:43)
1.07 - David Federmann - Bring An Apple (0:47)
1.08 - David Federmann - Tayere Tate (Part. 1) (1:10)
1.09 - David Federmann - Roysn (0:51)
1.10 - David Federmann - Tayere Tate (Part. 2) (1:10)
1.11 - David Federmann - Der Khalef (1:41)
1.12 - David Federmann - Menachem's Dream (0:33)
1.13 - David Federmann - Ober Vart Nor Vart (1:55)
1.14 - David Federmann - Working Boys & The Initial Fight (2:09)
1.15 - David Federmann - Noire (1:29)
1.16 - David Federmann - Her Oys Di Velt (1:16)
1.17 - David Federmann - Le silence (1:29)
1.18 - David Federmann - Lomir Makhn a Bayt (1:16)
1.19 - David Federmann - A Diner in a Blitz (1:33)
1.20 - David Federmann - Berakhot 17 & The Long Walk (4:03)
1.21 - David Federmann - The Rise (1:38)
1.22 - David Federmann - V'shomri (1:49)
1.23 - David Federmann - רזא דשבת (3:33)
1.24 - David Federmann - Demyan's Mystery (1:25)
1.25 - David Federmann - La place du village (3:02)
1.26 - David Federmann - Amuleyk (1:28)
1.27 - David Federmann - Tayere Tate (Part. 3) (0:59)
1.28 - David Federmann - Di Lakhst Tsi Di Veynst (1:21)
1.29 - David Federmann - The Farewell & The B Plan (2:03)
1.30 - David Federmann - Mendele Mayn Fraynd (1:05)
1.31 - David Federmann - Mean Trick (1:38)
1.32 - David Federmann - Di Kleyne Mayzl (1:26)
1.33 - David Federmann - A New Hope (1:46)
1.34 - David Federmann - In Harts Fin Vald (1:45)
1.35 - David Federmann - Zayt Gezint (Part. 2) (0:49)
1.36 - David Federmann - Khaloymes (2:08)
1.37 - David Federmann - Di Bloye Malukhim (2:04)
1.38 - David Federmann - The Killing (1:02)
1.39 - David Federmann - The End (3:19)
1.40 - David Federmann - Her Oys Di Velt (Orchestral Version) (3:40)
Year 2023 | Jazz | Classical | Soundtracks | World | FLAC / APE | HD & Vinyl
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