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„Heute Nacht Oder Nie ...“ Die Berliner Jahre Von Mischa Spoliansky (1898-1985) MISCHA SPOLIANSKY „Heute Nacht oder nie ...“ Die Berliner Jahre von Mischa Spoliansky (1898-1985) GESPRÄCHSKONZERT DER REIHE MUSICA REANIMATA AM DONNERSTAG, 5. MÄRZ 2015 IN BERLIN BESTANDSVERZEICHNIS DER MEDIEN VON UND ÜBER MISCHA SPOLIANSKY IN DER ZENTRAL- UND LANDESBIBLIOTHEK BERLIN INHALTSANGABE KOMPOSITIONEN VON MISCHA SPOLIANSKY Noten Seite 3 Tonträger Seite 4 MISCHA SPOLIANSKY ALS FILMKOMPONIST Videos/DVDs Seite 7 SEKUNDÄRLITERATUR ÜBER MISCHA SPOLIANSKY Monografien Seite 9 Aufsätze Seite 9 LEGENDE Freihand Bestand im Lesesaal frei zugänglich Magazin Bestand für Leser nicht frei zugänglich, Bestellung möglich Außenmagazin Bestand außerhalb der Häuser, Bestellung möglich AGB Amerika-Gedenkbibliothek, Blücherplatz 1, 10961 Berlin – Kreuzberg BStB Berliner Stadtbibliothek, Breite Str. 30-36, 10178 Berlin – Mitte 2 KOMPOSITIONEN VON MISCHA SPOLIANSKY NOTEN 100 Meter Glück : romantische Operette in 2 Teilen / Musik von Mischa Spoliansky. - Wien [u.a.] : Doblinger , Band 3 Ich bin ein Vamp! Tango. – [ca. 2000]. – 3 S. ISMN M-012-07014-6 88577 (Verlags- und Firmenbestellnummer) Exemplare: Standort Freihand AGB Signatur No 266 Spol 1 Wenn die beste Freundin : Chanson-Foxtrot aus dem Spiel "Es liegt in der Luft" / Musik: Mischa Spoliansky. - Berlin, München : Dreiklang-Dreimasken Bühnen- und Musikverl., [ca. 1990]. - 3 S. UFA 101080 (Verlags- und Firmenbestellnummer) DDV 10108 (Druckplattennummer bei Musikalien) Exemplare: Standort Freihand AGB Signatur No 961 Spol 1 Love song : from the London film production "Sanders of the river" ; for vocal and piano / music by Mischa Spoliansky. Words by Arthur Wimperis. - London : Campbell, Connelly & Co. ; Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk : Music Sales [Auslieferung], [ca. 2013]. - 5 S. ; 30 cm Sprache der Vorlage: Tex engl. CCB. 324 (Druckplattennummer bei Musikalien) CCA112013 (Verlags- und Firmenbestellnummer) Exemplare: Standort Freihand AGB Signatur No 961 Spol 2 Manja / Spoliansky In: Das Kurt Tucholsky Chanson Buch : Texte und Noten / [Text] Kurt Tucholsky. [Hrsg. von Mary Gerold-Tucholsky und Hans Georg Heepe]. - Berlin : Verl. Volk & Welt, 1985 648 437 0 (Verlags- und Firmenbestellnummer) Exemplare: Standort Magazin AGB Signatur No 955/11 Heute nacht oder nie / Spoliansky Von Kopf bis Fuß auf Kino eingestellt ... : unvergängliche Melodien des deutschen Tonfilms / mit e. Vorw. von Maurus Pacher. - Hamburg [u.a.] : Sikorski, [2012] Exemplare: Standort Freihand AGB Signatur No 961/5 3 TONTRÄGER (CD) Ich bin ein Vamp! / Mischa Spoliansky "Entartete Musik" : Meisterwerke einer verlorenen Epoche / Christiane Oelze ; Martin Petzold ; Ute Lemper ; Kolja Lessing ; Jeff Cohen ; Lothar Zagrosek ; Werner Herbers ; Robert Ziegler [Ltg.]. - Berlin : Universal Music, 2005. - 1 CD : DDD ; 12 cm + Beil. Enth. u.a.: Komp. von Viktor Ullmann, Erwin Schulhoff, Mischa Spoliansky, Kálmán. DECCA 476 8708 (Verlags- und Firmenbestellnummer) Exemplare: Standort Magazin AGB Signatur Ton Pf 6170:CD Spoliansky In: Cabaret Berlin: Revue, Kabarett and Film Music between the Wars ; [Medien-kombination] / [Ed. Direction: Lori Münz]. - Hamburg : Edel Classics, 2005. - Buch (120 S.), 4 CD Enthaltene Werke: Wie werde ich reich und glücklich. Baby, wenn du unartig bist. Einmal möcht ich keine Sorgen haben. Ach, er haßt, daß ich ihn liebe. Wie werde ich glücklich. Die Braut. Mir ist so nach dir. Heute nacht oder nie. My song for you. Ich weiß, das ist nicht so. Finden Sie, daß Constanze sich richtig verhält? Ich bin vom Rockefeller grad das Gegenteil. Du sowohl wie ich. Ich hab, ich bin, ich wär. Sehnsucht. Morphium. Vielleicht wartet irgendwo ein kleines Mädelchen auf mich. Die Kartenhexe. Leben ohne Liebe kannst du nicht. Es liegt in der Luft. ISBN 3-937406-16-6 Exemplare: Standort Freihand AGB Signatur Th 290/69 Heute Nacht oder nie, aus Das Lied einer Nacht / Mischa Spoliansky. In: Du bist die Welt für mich : [CD + DVD-Video] / Jonas Kaufmann, Tenor ; Julia Kleiter, Sopran ; Rundfunk-Sinfonieorchester Berlin ; Jochen Rieder, Dirigent. - Sony Music Entertainment, P 2014. - 1 CD, 1 DVD + Beih Sony Classical 88883757422 (Verlags- und Firmenbestellnummer) Exemplare: Standort Freihand AGB Signatur Ton 1220 Kauf J 6:CD 1-2 Es liegt in der Luft : Mischa Spoliansky - ein Komponistenportrait ; [CD] / Mischa Spoliansky. - Berlin : Duophon, 1998. - 1 CD + Beih. Enthaltene Werke: Es liegt in der Luft. Wenn die beste Freundin. Finden Sie, daß Constanze sich richtig verhält? Rhapsodie in Moll. Der flüsternde Bariton. L 'heure bleu. Die Braut. Heute Nacht oder nie. Mir ist so nach dir. Junger dunkler Herr sucht Anschluss. Leben ohne Liebe kannst du nicht. Ich bin vom Rockefeller grad' das Gegenteil. Einmal möcht' ich keine Sorgen haben. Was hast du für Gefühle, Moritz? Ich hab', ich wär'. Morphium. Ich weiß, das ist nicht so. Nie wieder Liebe. Ich habe heute abend etwas vor. Bunte Platte. Das zerbrochene Ringlein. | Angabe der Namen von Interpreten: Margo Lion & Oskar Karlweis. Marlene Dietrich. Jan Kiepura. Marek Weber und sein Orchester. Max Hansen. Paul O'Montis. Curt Bois. Wiener Bohéme-Orchester. Willy Prager. Dajos Béla. Bernhard Etté und sein Orchester. Richard Tauber Best.-Nr.01453 (Duophon) (Verlags- und Firmenbestellnummer) Exemplare: Standort Magazin AGB Signatur Ton 5010 Spol 1:CD 4 Es liegt in der Luft was Idiotisches : Mischa Spoliansky zum 100.Geburtstag : Texte und Musik ; [CD] / Musik: Mischa Spoliansky. Katrin Klein ; Barbara Schnitzler ; Cusch Jung ; Uwe Hilprecht ; Torsten Scholz. - Berlin : Duophon, 1999. - 1 CD + Beil. enthaltene Werke: Opening: So eine lausige Veranstaltung... Ich stamme aus Russland. Sehnsucht. Als einer der wenigen... Zeit-Chanson. L'heure bleue. Gesellschafts-Chanson. Die Linie der Mode. Fox mineur. Morphium. Wie werde ich glücklich. Auf Wiedersehn 01853 (Verlags- und Firmenbestellnummer) Exemplare: Standort Magazin AGB Signatur Ton 2070 Spol 1:CD Rivalen der Comedian Harmonists : Warum, weshalb, wieso? ; [CD] / Mischa Spoliansky. The Two Jazzers. Singing Babies. Kardosch-Sänger. Harmony Boys. Die Fidelios. Humoresk Melodios. - 1 CD + 1 Beih. Enthaltene Werke: Hallelujah. Hello Swansee. Er ist nur Barspieler. Bimbambulla. Ich möcht' heiraten. Der Onkel Bumba aus Calumba tanzt nur Rumba! Dir möcht ich mich gerne anvertrauen. Ich lieb' dich, I love you, je t'aime. Auf Wiederseh'n Baby, dich vergess' ich nie. Warum, weshalb, wieso? Schöne Isabella von Kastilien. Wissen sie schon? So meschugge. Guten Abend, schöne Frau. Käti. Marikka. In Turkestan. Wenn der Bobby und die Lisa. Die Juliska aus Budapest. Reisefieber. Columbus. Einmal wirst du wieder bei mir sein! 4012772014235 (Europäische Artikelnummerierung (EAN) (Edition Berliner Musenkinder) Exemplare: Standort Freihand AGB Signatur Ton 8200/165:CD My song for you : Mischa Spoliansky - Ein musikalisches Porträt ; [CD] / [Musik : Mischa Spoliansky ....]. - Hamburg : 'edel'records [Vertrieb], 1998. - 2 CD + Beih. Enthaltene Werke: My song for you. A voice in the night. Morphium. Ich hab, ich bin, ich wär. Sehnsucht. Nie wieder Liebe. L'heure bleue. Statement 1. Berliner Frühlingslied. Tango Habanera. Die Kartenhexe. Fox mineur. Statement 2. Es liegt in der Luft. Fascinating rhythm. Ich weiss, das ist nicht so. Zwei Krawatten. Baby, wenn du unartig bist. Einmal möcht ich keine Sorgen haben. Ach, er hasst, dass ich ihn liebe. Wie werde ich glücklich. Die Braut. Mir ist so nach dir. Heute nacht oder nie. My song for you. Viens. Vielleicht wartet irgendwo ein kleines Mädelchen auf mich. Leben ohne Liebe kannst du nicht. Rhapsodie in Moll. Du sowohl wie ich. Finden Sie, dass Constanze sich richtig verhält? Ich bin vom Rockefeller grad das Gegenteil. Lila Lied. With all my heart. Paradise for two. Sinfonische Improvisation. Lied vom Weib des Nazi-Soldaten. Wir fahren immer hin und her. Main theme of "Saint Joan". Song of Capri. The melba waltz. Is this beginning of love? Love song. Dreams of yesterday. Der Mensch muss eine Heimat haben. Harlem Blues. Die Linie der Mode. Tempo, Tempo. Gesellschafts-Chanson. Auf Wiedersehn Angabe der Namen von Interpreten: Interpr.: Mischa Spoliansky [voc p ld]... Angabe der Namen von Interpreten: Spoliansky, Mischa [Gsg Kl]. Bois, Curt [Gsg]. Hesterberg, Trude [Gsg]. Dietrich, Marlene [Gsg]. Ebinger, Blandine [Gsg]. Schmidt, Joseph [Gsg] Edel 0014592TLR (Verlags- und Firmenbestellnummer) Listening Room 00 1459 2 TLR (Verlags- und Firmenbestellnummer) Exemplare: Standort Freihand AGB Signatur Ton 5010 Spol 2 a:CD 1-2 5 Mischa Spoliansky In: The magic of Wunderlich : [CD + DVD Video] / Fritz Wunderlich, tenor. - Berlin : Universal Music [Vertrieb], 2005. - 2 CDs + 1 DVD : teilw. mono, ADD (Aufnahme- und Wiedergabeverfahren) Deutsche Grammophon 028947755753 (Verlags- und Firmenbestellnummer) Exemplare: Standort Freihand AGB Signatur Ton 1220 Wund F 6:CD 1-3 Berlin Cabaret Songs : by Spoliansky and Heymann, Hollaender, Waxman / Eva Meier. Conor Linhan (Piano). - Berlin : Duophon, 2005. - 1 CD + Beil. (Edition Berliner Musenkinder spezial) Exemplare: Standort ZLB: BStB / Berlin-Studien Signatur B 485/42:CD nicht entleihbar Auf der Mundharmonika / Mischa Spoliansky In: Meckern ist wichtig - nett sein kann jeder : Songs, Schlager und Chansons einer unruhigen Zeit auf den Leib geschrieben ; [in Originalaufnahmen] ; [CD] / [alle Songtexte Robert Gilbert]. - Berlin : Duophon [Vertrieb], 2010. - 2 CD : ADD (Aufnahme- und Wiedergabeverfahren) + Beih. (Edition Berliner Musenkinder) (Akademie der Künste Tonarchiv) Duophon 05 72 3-1 (Verlags- und Firmenbestellnummer) 4012772057232 (Europäische Artikelnummerierung (EAN) Exemplare:
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