Udo Lindenberg
Wozu sind Kriege da
4-stimmig - Set aus Klavierpartitur und 20 Chorpartituren
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Udo Lindenberg
Wozu sind Kriege da
4-stimmig - Set aus Klavierpartitur und 20 Chorpartituren
- Instrumentation Men's Chorus (TTBB) and Piano
- Optional Instrumentation Men's Chorus (TTBB), Children's Choir and Piano
- Composer Udo Lindenberg
- Editor Bernd Stallmann
- Lyricist Udo Lindenberg
- Edition Piano Score and Part(s)
- Publisher Arrangement Verlag
- Order no. ARV-SM947-SET
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Description:
A hit from the '80s by Udo Lindenberg.
You could call this song an "anti-war tearjerker" or a "sappy, kitschy ballad," but the fact is that the lyrics are timeless and remain relevant time and again. From a child’s perspective (originally sung by Pascal Kravetz in 1981), Udo Lindenberg criticizes why people have to die in wars, the deployment of nuclear missiles, and the money-grubbing arms industry. Does this topic sound familiar to you? The lyrics are set to a catchy tune that moves you more deeply than "Ein bisschen Frieden" does. A MUST for every choir—whether sung with or without children’s voices.
You could call this song an "anti-war tearjerker" or a "sappy, kitschy ballad," but the fact is that the lyrics are timeless and remain relevant time and again. From a child’s perspective (originally sung by Pascal Kravetz in 1981), Udo Lindenberg criticizes why people have to die in wars, the deployment of nuclear missiles, and the money-grubbing arms industry. Does this topic sound familiar to you? The lyrics are set to a catchy tune that moves you more deeply than "Ein bisschen Frieden" does. A MUST for every choir—whether sung with or without children’s voices.