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Becker / Stegmann / Zeumer: Ich Träume So Leise Von Dir

Documenting early to mid 1980s Jazz / poetry project

‘Very much an integral part of the Wuppertal jazz scene in the 1980s, trumpetist Heinz Becker and Pianist Karl-Heinz Stegmann met the actress Isabel Zeumer when performing at the opening of an event organized by Wuppertal’s cultural department. Following this the three of them were asked put together a programme on Else Lasker-Schüler. A unique figure in her time Jewish poet Lasker-Schüler embraced a bohemian lifestyle and became a leading exponent of Germany’s expressionism and avant-garde poetry movement before fleeing the country in 1937. Becker, Stegmann and Zeumer’s programme would combine readings of Lasker-Schüler’s works with experimental music and imagery. These performances were met with great enthusiasm at the time in Wuppertal and were even televised. Following on from the strong response to the music and performances, the trio were invited to release the material on local label ITM Records.’

Becker / Stegmann / Zeumer: Ich Träume So Leise Von Dir

Becker / Stegmann / Zeumer: Ich Träume So Leise Von Dir

Documenting early to mid 1980s Jazz / poetry project

Mein Tanzlied5:07AIFF € 1.75MP3 € 1.25
Dir4:53AIFF € 1.75MP3 € 1.25
Der Schnupfen4:53AIFF € 1.75MP3 € 1.25
Abends4:28AIFF € 1.75MP3 € 1.25

‘Very much an integral part of the Wuppertal jazz scene in the 1980s, trumpetist Heinz Becker and Pianist Karl-Heinz Stegmann met the actress Isabel Zeumer when performing at the opening of an event organized by Wuppertal’s cultural department. Following this the three of them were asked put together a programme on Else Lasker-Schüler. A unique figure in her time Jewish poet Lasker-Schüler embraced a bohemian lifestyle and became a leading exponent of Germany’s expressionism and avant-garde poetry movement before fleeing the country in 1937. Becker, Stegmann and Zeumer’s programme would combine readings of Lasker-Schüler’s works with experimental music and imagery. These performances were met with great enthusiasm at the time in Wuppertal and were even televised. Following on from the strong response to the music and performances, the trio were invited to release the material on local label ITM Records.’