| re: Where did "Starker als wir sind" come from? | |
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EvilNickname 07:44 pm UTC 03/03/08 |
| In reply to: | re: Where did "Starker als wir sind" come from? - Smeghead 05:46 pm UTC 03/03/08 |
| I assume you'tr talking about Braver/Draussen ist Freiheit, 'cause I just dug up "Something of the Masquerade ...", and I can't quite figure out how the Starker/Say a Prayer-section is a reworking of that. Okay, I'm about as musical as a dead cactus, but still, I don't hear it. What should I listen for? > > Well, the music of Braver/etc. is a reworked version of > Something Of This Masquerade May Follow which was written > in 1986 for The Confidence Man. When Braver was written > by Jim I guess he took it to Kunze and had them Change > Draussen to Starker. > > > > After someone mentioning that Starker sounds similar to > > the chorus of Mariah Carey's "Hero" and asked why > > "Draussen ist Freiheid / Die roten Stiefel" changed into > > "Draussen ist Freiheid / Die roten Stiefel / Stärker als > > wir sind" in the Stuttgart production of Tanz, I started > > to wonder. > > > > And so far, I'm drawing a total blank as to where Starker > > came from. Was it especially written for Stuttgart, or was > > it lying around for DotV? (Was DotV even being planed at > > the time?) And how did the Karine Hannah demo of "Braver" > > tie in with all this? > > > > Anyone any thoughts? > > | |
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