Works and editions by Weismann, Julius (1879-1950)
Julius Weismann, like Richard Strauss or Hans Pfitzner, was one of the composers who set musical standards in their time, but at the same time came to terms with the Nazi regime or actively supported it. Weismann was honorary chairman of a working group of National Socialist composers; he also composed a „Midsummer Night's Dream“ as a state commission to replace Mendelssohn‘s work of the same name – an impossible task, of course. Weismann‘s music is nevertheless exciting: conservative in many parameters, but with a surprising amount of expressionist colour. After the war, Weismann was hardly played at all. Gradually, however, he returned to the concert stage.
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Prokofiev Peter Strohl Chansons Dubois Ten Boulanger Psalm Boulanger Psalm Brahms Tragic Jockisch Three Brahms Nine Schmidt 2. Diverse Organ Karg-Elert Reimann Ave Bungart Ed. Tschaikowski Brahms Academic Purcell Trumpet Dubois Jongen Four Piano pieces Gershwin An Chaminade Mass W. F. Bach Bungart Bach Air Franck Panis Purcell Six Bonis Works for Hurlstone Panel Orgel Ravel Organ Chaminade La Kursch Three Verdin Schönberg Böhm Complete Strohl Solitude Diverse Church Bossi Concerto Beethoven Fifth Diverse 75 Bach Trio Sieczynski Wien Rheinberger Beach Romance Strohl Sonate Soler Six
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