Here is the full article that Lehmann wrote for the April 1937 edition of Theatre Arts Monthly. I assume that someone did the translation into English, because at this time, Lehmann’s English wasn’t so good. She makes one small error. The Beethoven centennial was not...
From Thomas Pasatieri, who set the Sieben Lehmannlieder or the Seven Lehmann Songs, I recently received an email. These songs are inspired by Lehmann’s poems, written originally for voice and piano and also orchestrated by Mr. Pasatieri. Here’s what he...
The pages shown are from Lehmann’s typed manuscript in which she offers an account of her meeting with Goering. The corrections may be by Frances Holden. For a different version, you can read what Lehmann’s biographer, Dr. Kater wrote for this The Raul...
Banalités Text by Guillaume Apollinaire (1880 – 1918) [pseudonym] 1. Chanson d’Orkenise Par les portes d’Orkenise Veut entrer un charretier. Par les portes d’Orkenise Veut sortir un va-nu-pieds. Et les gardes de la ville Courant sus au...
Elly Ameling Dominick Argento Adelheid Armhold, had been a Lieder specialist in Germany. Left for South Africa where she had a decent career. She ended up in Kailua, where I interviewed her and at the end of the interview she sang a phrase of Beethoven’s Ich liebe...
