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Peter Korbels Buch hat das Erlernen von Powerchords zum Ziel. Powerchords sind eine vor allem in der Rockmusik verbreitete Akkord-Variante um beim dort oft gebräuchlichen Verzerren der E- Gitarren-Outputs Dissonanzen zu vermeiden. 50 Songs nur mit Powerchords & Full Energy versteht sich dabei als Kombination aus Lehrwerk und Spielheft: Neben Erklärungen zu neuen Spieltechniken und Akkorden stehen gleichberechtigt konkrete Songs. Am Anfang des Buches finden sich ein einführendes Tutorial und die dazu gehörenden Formteile der Lieder. Am Ende folgen dann immer der Text und die Akkorde zu den Songs um diese komplett nachspielen zu können. Inhalt: 21 Guns - Green Day Aerials - System Of A Down All My Life - Foo Fighters American Idiot - Green Day Applaus Applaus - Sportfreunde Stiller Baby Be Mine - Jackson Michael Because We Can - Bon Jovi Black Hole Sun - Soundgarden Boyfriend - Bieber Justin Breathless - Corrs The Bring Me To Life - Evanescence Burn It Down - Linkin Park Candle In The Wind - John Elton Castle Of Glass - Linkin Park Cello - Lindenberg Udo Creep - Radiohead Dance With Somebody - Diao Mando Every Breath You Take - Sting Get Back - Beatles The Girl On Fire - Keys Alicia Heaven - Adams Bryan Holiday - Green Day I Don't Want To Miss A Thing - Aerosmith I Shot The Sheriff - Marley Bob I Will Wait - Mumford & Sons I Won't Let You Go - Morrison James If I Had A Gun - Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds If You Tolerate This Your Children Will Be Next - Manic Street Preachers Knockin' On Heaven's Door - Dylan Bob Little Wing - Hendrix Jimi Mamma Mia - Abba Moon Over Bourbon Street - Sting New York State Of Mind - Joel Billy Nothing Else Matters - Metallica Paradise - Coldplay Purple Rain - Prince Radio - Corrs The Ruby - Kaiser Chiefs Sailing - Stewart Rod She's The One - Williams Robbie Stairway To Heaven - Led Zeppelin Supermassive Black Hole - Muse Upside Down - Johnson Jack Viva La Vida - Coldplay Wake Me Up When September Ends - Green Day Wanted Dead Or Alive - Bon Jovi What I've Done - Linkin Park Wir Sind Am Leben - Rosenstolz With Or Without You - U2 Wonderwall - Oasis

Meet Tchaikovsky...Pyotr Il'yich Tchaikovsky was just five when he started learning the piano – in his small home-town in Russia. Most families like his had a piano but very few small boys could play it so well. Then he started writing music, too. Ideas for new music poured out of him, especially wonderful tunes. He wrote a lot of music for ballets as well as for big orchestras and small groups of instruments, such as string quartets (two violins, one viola, one cello). Pyotr was a sensitive man: he was upset if audiences at first didn't like his music, even though sometimes it is difficult to like new things. He had one particular fan, a rich lady called Nadezhda von Meck. She sent him money to help him but she made a strict rule: she and Pyotr must never meet. She knew what he looked like from seeing him play at concerts, but he saw only a photograph of her!Pyotr died unexpectedly when he was 53. No one knows exactly why – perhaps he caught an illness. But his music became more and more popular...Narrator:Naxos Global Distribution Ltd :Naxos Records is the world's leading classical music label as measured by the number of new recordings it releases and the depth and breadth of its catalogue. Naxos was founded in 1987 by Klaus Heymann, a German-born entrepreneur based in Hong Kong. Under his continuing stewardship, Naxos has developed from being known primarily as a budget label focusing on standard repertoire into a global music group comprising a raft of downloading and streaming platforms, a significant catalogue of multimedia products, a vast international logistics network, a recording engineering arm, a publications division, and a licensing department.Music Tracks and Information:TR1(00:03:24) The Nutcracker, Op. 71 (excerpts) - OvertureComposer:Tchaikovsky, Pyotr Il'yich Performer:Slovak Philharmonic Orchestra; Halász, MichaelTR2(00:01:47)The Nutcracker, Op. 71 (excerpts) - Act II Tableau 3: Variation 2: Dance of the Sugar Plum FairyComposer:Tchaikovsky, Pyotr Il'yich Performer:Slovak Philharmonic Orchestra; Halász, MichaelTR3(00:02:23)The Nutcracker, Op. 71 (excerpts) - Act II Tableau 3: Divertissement: e. Dance of the Toy FlutesComposer:Tchaikovsky, Pyotr Il'yich Performer:Slovak Philharmonic Orchestra; Halász, MichaelTR4(00:03:53)Serenade in C Major, Op. 48: II. WalzerComposer:Tchaikovsky, Pyotr Il'yich Performer:Vienna Chamber Orchestra; Entremont, PhilippeTR5(00:03:00)6 Romances, Op. 16: No. 4. O Sing that Song (version for piano)Composer:Tchaikovsky, Pyotr Il'yich Performer:Yablonskaya, OxanaTR6(00:04:48)6 Morceaux, Op. 19: No. 4. Nocturne (version for cello and orchestra)Composer:Tchaikovsky, Pyotr Il'yich Performer:Ireland National Symphony Orchestra; Markson, Gerhard; Kliegel, MariaTR7(00:03:13)Piano Concerto No. 1 in B-Flat Minor, Op. 23: I. Allegro non troppo e molto maestoso - Allegro con spirito (opening)Composer:Tchaikovsky, Pyotr Il'yich Performer:Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra; Lenárd, Ondrej; Banowetz, JosephTR8(00:06:21)Eugene Onegin, Op. 24, Act II Scene 1: WaltzComposer:Tchaikovsky, Pyotr Il'yich Performer:CSR Symphony Orchestra, Bratislava; Lenárd, OndrejTR9(00:02:24)Les Saisons (The Seasons), Op. 37b (excerpts) - IV. April: SnowdropComposer:Tchaikovsky, Pyotr Il'yich Performer:Prunyi, IlonaTR10(00:03:51)Les Saisons (The Seasons), Op. 37b (excerpts) - V. May: May NightsComposer:Tchaikovsky, Pyotr Il'yich Performer:Prunyi, IlonaTR11(00:03:21)Cherevichki, 'The Fancy Slippers', Act III: Danse des Cosaques (Cossack Dance)Composer:Tchaikovsky, Pyotr Il'yich Performer:Ukraine National Symphony Orchestra; Kuchar, TheodoreTR12(00:01:10) Nathalie-valseComposer:Tchaikovsky, Pyotr Il'yich Performer:Yablonskaya, OxanaTR13(00:01:08) 4 Movements for String Quartet (excerpts) - I.

Tanz-Poeme von Paul Scheerbart in memoriam Andreas Mannkopff Inhalt: 01. Mopsiade (Die Mopsiade) 02. Die gebratene Flunder Ein Tanz Poem der "tiefen" Richtung 03. Frage (Katerpoesie) 04. Die Zappelpappeljöhre (Katerpoesie) 05. Der springende Ton (Die Mopsiade) 06. Kein Gedicht (Die Mopsiade) 07. Aufschrei! (Ich liebe dich!) ohne 08. Bläuliche Flammen (Ich liebe dich!) 09. Das Gute Schaf Ein erschöpfendes Gedicht (Katerpoesie) 10. Glaubt mir! (1897) 11. Der einbeinige Trinker (1904) 12. Der lachende Engel (Katerpoesie) 13. Die Galle Ein Tafelgedicht (Die Mopsiade) 14. Die großen Flammen (Katerpoesie) 15. Die Welt ist laut... (Katerpoesie) 16. Dinir mit Teufelsübermuth Brief v. 9.5.1901 an Richard Dehmel 17. Donnerkarl der Schreckliche Ein Heldengedicht (Katerpoesie) 18. Erdianerlied (1912) 19. Ermitage (Katerpoesie) 20. Fahnenlied der Neoanarchisten (Ich liebe dich!) 21. Fliegenlied (Katerpoesie) 22. Eine Lichthetäre (Katerpoesie) 23. Groglied (Katerpoesie) 24. Hobelphantasie (Katerpoesie) 25. Ich hab ein Auge... (Katerpoesie) 26. Indianerlied (Katerpoesie) 27. Ja, unter Deinen weißen Rosen ... (1897) 28. Kikakokú! Ekoraláps (Ich liebe dich!) 29. Manches Gedicht (Die Mopsiade) 30. Maßlied (Die Mopsiade) 31. Mein Herz gehört der Welt ... (1897) 32. Moderner Gassenhauer (Katerpoesie) 33. Ein Säufertraum (Katerpoesie) 34. Monolog des verrückten Mastodons (1902) 35. Morgentöne (Katerpoesie) 36. Das quiekende Ei (Die Mopsiade) 37. Putz! Putz! Ein Kronenlied (Ich liebe dich!) 38. Rixráx, der Sonnenbruder (Katerpoesie) 39. Ruhmeslied (Katerpoesie) 40. Singende Schlangen (Katerpoesie) 41. Vernünftige Devise (Katerpoesie) 42. ...aber glaube nicht (Katerpoesie) 43. Sei sanft und höhnisch Charakter-Cyklus (Katerpoesie) 44. Out-Takes Alle Wortaufnahmen wurden 2015 für das Hörbuch "Scheerbartiana" produziert, fanden aber darin keinen geeigneten Platz und verschwanden daraufhin 10 Jahre im Archiv des Hörbuchverlages. Die Gedichte wurden folgenden Büchern entnommen: "Die Katerpoesie" (geschrieben in den Jahren 1898/99), erschien erstmals 1909, das Bändchen war die erste verlegerische Arbeit des jungen Ernst Rowohlt. "Die Mopsiade" erschien 1920 im Verlag Alfred Richard Meyer, Berlin. "Ich liebe dich!" Ein Eisenbahnroman mit 66 Intermezzos, erschien 1897 im Verlag Schuster & Loeffler, Berlin. Alle weiteren Gedichte, die nicht in gesonderter Buchform abgedruckt wurden, sind mit den Jahresangaben ihrer Erstveröffentlichung gekennzeichnet. Covergestaltung unter Verwendung einer Druckgrafikvorlage von Henri Matisse: "Icarus", Plate 8 and page 54 from Jazz; Paris, Tèriade, 1947. Coverschrift gesetzt aus der Autumn. Musik: Tracks: 1, 4, 6, 9, 11, 12, 16, 17, 19, 20, 22, 24, 26, 27, 28, 31, 32, 34, 35, 37, 38, 40, 41 / freemusic.com. Tracks: 5, 8, 14, 30, 36 / Cello: Aleksandra Walczak. Track: 43 / Peter E. Reichel. Track: 44 / Carmen's Habanera, nach Bizet; Yradier; gespielt von Teo Vincent. / Musopen Public Domain / Track: 2 / musikalisch scheerbartisiert und gespielt von Phon B. Der Sprecher: Andreas Mannkopff (* 17. Mai 1939 in Berlin; † 9. Oktober 2015 ebenda) Bei der hoerbuchedition words and music debütierte Andreas Mannkopff mit den Hörbüchern "Aus dem Tagebuch eines Hundes" von Peter Eckhart Reichel gefolgt mit der Hauptrolle des sächsischen Königs Ubu in dem Hörspiel "Ubu Rex Saxonia" von Peter Eckhart Reichel, frei nach dem Theaterstück von Alfred Jarry. Am 9. Oktober 2015 starb Andreas Mannkopff im Alter von 76 Jahren nach schwerer Krankheit in Berlin. Seine letzte Ruhestätte erhielt er auf dem Waldfriedhof Dahlem.

When Beethoven was a young man, he was known as a brilliant pianist and a brilliant composer. But he didn't really have a happy life.He was born in the German city of Bonn and he gave his first public concert at the age of seven. But his father was very strict and made him practise for hours every day.When he was in his 20s and already famous, he began to go deaf. Imagine how awful that was for such a great musician: to him, music was getting softer and softer, until he could hardly hear a thing. He bashed his poor piano more and more as he tried to hear what he was playing. He became grumpy!But he loved music so much that he kept composing. He heard music in his head and wrote it down on paper: when he looked at the paper, he could hear it again in his head.When his Ninth Symphony was played for the first time, Beethoven sat by thestage and tried to help with the conducting. At the end, everyone started clapping and cheering. But Beethoven didn't realise they were doing it because he had his back to them and he couldn't hear them. One of the musicians came and turned him around to face the audience, and he could see that they were all standing up and applauding. He realised how much they liked his symphony. It was a big moment for him.Narrator:Naxos Global Distribution Ltd :Naxos Records is the world's leading classical music label as measured by the number of new recordings it releases and the depth and breadth of its catalogue. Naxos was founded in 1987 by Klaus Heymann, a German-born entrepreneur based in Hong Kong. Under his continuing stewardship, Naxos has developed from being known primarily as a budget label focusing on standard repertoire into a global music group comprising a raft of downloading and streaming platforms, a significant catalogue of multimedia products, a vast international logistics network, a recording engineering arm, a publications division, and a licensing department.Music Tracks and Information:TR1(00:05:50) Symphony No. 5 in C Minor, Op. 67: I. Allegro con brioComposer:Beethoven, Ludwig van Performer:Nicolaus Esterházy Sinfonia; Drahos, BélaTR2(00:06:35)Violin Sonata No. 5 in F Major, Op. 24, 'Spring': IV. Rondo: Allegro ma non troppoComposer:Beethoven, Ludwig van Performer:Nishizaki, Takako; Jandó, JenőTR3(00:01:26)2 Marches for Military Band: March No. 1, WoO 18Composer:Beethoven, Ludwig van Performer:Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra; Lenárd, OndrejTR4(00:03:19)Piano Concerto No. 5 in E-Flat Major, Op. 73, 'Emperor': II. Adagio un poco mosso (excerpt)Composer:Beethoven, Ludwig van Performer:Capella Istropolitana; Wordsworth, Barry; Vladar, StefanTR5(00:05:55)String Quartet No. 9 in C Major, Op. 59, No. 3, 'Rasumovsky': IV. Allegro moltoComposer:Beethoven, Ludwig van Performer:Kodály QuartetTR6(00:03:22)Bagatelle in A Minor, WoO 59, 'Für Elise'Composer:Beethoven, Ludwig van Performer:Jandó, JenőTR7(00:03:12)Serenade in D Major, Op. 8: V. Allegretto alla polaccaComposer:Beethoven, Ludwig van Performer:Falvay, Attila; Fejérvári, János; Éder, GyörgyTR8(00:02:47)Symphony No. 6 in F Major, Op. 68, 'Pastoral' (excerpts) - III. Happy gathering of villagers: AllegroComposer:Beethoven, Ludwig van Performer:Nicolaus Esterházy Sinfonia; Drahos, BélaTR9(00:04:05)Symphony No. 6 in F Major, Op. 68, 'Pastoral' (excerpts) - IV. Thunderstorm: AllegroComposer:Beethoven, Ludwig van Performer:Nicolaus Esterházy Sinfonia; Drahos, BélaTR10(00:05:30)Piano Quintet in E-Flat Major, Op. 16: III. Rondo: Allegro ma non troppoComposer:Beethoven, Ludwig van Performer:Kiss, József; Kovács, Béla; Vajda, JózsefTR11(00:05:21)Cello Sonata No. 3 in A Major, Op. 69: II. Scherzo: Allegro moltoComposer:Beethoven, Ludwig van Performer:Onczay, Csaba; Jandó, JenőTR12(00:05:20)Piano Sonata No. 14 in C-Sharp Minor, Op. 27, No. 2, 'Moonlight': I.