Maren Gamper - Erdenschwere (2026) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: Maren Gamper
- Title: Erdenschwere
- Year Of Release: 2026
- Label: Carpe Diem Records Berlin
- Genre: Classical
- Quality: flac lossless (tracks) / flac 24bits - 96.0kHz +Booklet
- Total Time: 00:54:25
- Total Size: 226 mb / 1.0 gb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Es Ist Zuviel
02. Ja, Wieder Aufzustehen
03. Anzuhalten
04. Oh, Schreckliche Tage
05. War Die Ohnmacht Nicht Zu Süss
06. War Die Reue Nicht Gut
07. Wie Lange Noch
08. Ruft Den Tag
09. Denn Es War Nicht Genug
10. Oh, Anzuhalten
11. Lösch Deinen Atem
12. Erdenschwere
Swiss-French pianist and theatre artist Maren Gamper presents her first solo album dedicated to the work of Swiss writer, journalist and poet Annemarie Schwarzenbach (1908-1942). The album is an improvised reflection on Schwarzenbach's text Erdenschwere (eartly heaviness). The concept of earthly heaviness is a central theme in the literary work of the Swiss author. It describes existential melancholy, a sense of rootlessness, and the deep inner conflict between a longing for freedom and the weight of one's own life.
In her intense, masterful, and captivating performance, Maren Gamper brings to life the emotions and deeper layers of meaning in this text--a performance that will leave no listener unmoved.
Recorded on a 1919 Bluther piano in a quiet studio on the Baltic Sea, far from the noise and distractions of everyday life, this album offers a profound meditation and an inner journey through the pain, doubt, and, ultimately, the light and love of human existence.
01. Es Ist Zuviel
02. Ja, Wieder Aufzustehen
03. Anzuhalten
04. Oh, Schreckliche Tage
05. War Die Ohnmacht Nicht Zu Süss
06. War Die Reue Nicht Gut
07. Wie Lange Noch
08. Ruft Den Tag
09. Denn Es War Nicht Genug
10. Oh, Anzuhalten
11. Lösch Deinen Atem
12. Erdenschwere
Swiss-French pianist and theatre artist Maren Gamper presents her first solo album dedicated to the work of Swiss writer, journalist and poet Annemarie Schwarzenbach (1908-1942). The album is an improvised reflection on Schwarzenbach's text Erdenschwere (eartly heaviness). The concept of earthly heaviness is a central theme in the literary work of the Swiss author. It describes existential melancholy, a sense of rootlessness, and the deep inner conflict between a longing for freedom and the weight of one's own life.
In her intense, masterful, and captivating performance, Maren Gamper brings to life the emotions and deeper layers of meaning in this text--a performance that will leave no listener unmoved.
Recorded on a 1919 Bluther piano in a quiet studio on the Baltic Sea, far from the noise and distractions of everyday life, this album offers a profound meditation and an inner journey through the pain, doubt, and, ultimately, the light and love of human existence.
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