Übersetzung für "Swansong" in Deutsch

Swansong is the fifth studio album by English extreme metal band Carcass.

Swansong is the fifth studio album by British extreme metal band Carcass.

At the same time, however, it is a swansong of the visions of the hippie generation.

Yet Bizumic is not presenting a nostalgic look back or a romantic swansong.

If so, it was his swansong at Sun.

Something of a swansong before being banished to new irrelevance by the incoming leader of the Conservative Party!

In this context, the Sochi Olympics, intended to herald Russia’s triumphant return as a global power, may soon come to be regarded as a swansong.

Its use declined with the growth of the railways, although the revival of canal traffic during World War I and World War II gave it a brief swansong.

Richard Strauss (1864–1949) and the poet and playwright Hugo von Hofmannsthal in 1912 made out of this gorgeous qui-pro-quo a comedy which with its musical brilliance and scenic opulence is the swansong of the old pre-war world, in point of fact a world which never was and never would be again.

Group Exhibitions/Performative Interventions (selection) 2016touched, pushed and moved, ausland, Berlin, Hochschulübergreifendes Zentrum Tanz (HZT), Berlin 2015Air Signs, with William Locke Wheeler, ausland, BerlinLowering Something / etwas absenken, Kunsthaus KuLe, Berlin 2014the operetta the swansong, urban and gender-political, performative project with more than 20 contributors and co-authors, Sophiensaele, ausland, Ambulatorium Theater, Berlin Drawing for Witnesses (are they dead?

His radio composition Swansong, a commentary in words and music on a short story by Hector Berlioz, won a Sony Award in 1990.

Another world-spanning phenomenon that's loved and hated in equal measure: the bolero, the epitome of Latin American schmaltz, swansong of fallen women and wretched victims of love.

Another world-spanning phenomenon that’s loved and hated in equal measure: the bolero, the epitome of Latin American schmaltz, swansong of fallen women and wretched victims of love.

The novel from 1920 served Orwell as a model for his swansong of the future viability of democratic state structures.

Actually a swansong to Chicago, which he would leave for Bremen, Germany a month later, Willy gathered Chicago musicians from Puerto Rico, Brazil, Poland; Senegal, Hungary, Greece, Lebanon, India, China, Quebec, as well as African-America for the premiere performance.

My illness, and the postponement of the UK dates, put a damper on what was going to be Jon's swansong with Purple.

The former masterpieces in the career are not repeated because of this shortcoming, but the swansong nevertheless comes too early - but who knows, sometimes they come back again…

This merciless inspection is mixed with a soundtrack on which militant poetry, recitative, and experimental music are linked together into a swansong to colonial power.

For 2017, he is preparing the urban- and gender-political operettaThe Swansong. With more than 20 actors and coauthors, it will be performed at NGBK Berlin.

Hence the car shown here with a body to design PV22 is something of a "Swansong" of a coachbuilder and it marks more or less the beginning of an end of a period.

This extremely minimalist film shot in cinemascope and colour with stereo sound actually took 6 years of painstaking work to produce, following the ritualised everyday life of an 80-year-old farmer and blacksmith from Burgundy before gradually blossoming into a moving swansong to a bygone era.

Now Sonntag’s video work Sunday in the Park is being shown at the KunstHalle, filmed during a stay in Mexico City, while revolutionary sounds he distorted digitally can be heard outside on Unter den Linden boulevard – like a polyphonic echo or a swansong to revolutionary utopias, they return to their place of origin Berlin.