The sacred song "Three holy women went" was composed in 1926 by Kranzhoff in the form of a canon on a pre-Reformation text.

This chanson Sei ein Teil von mir (Be a part of me) from 2014 was released in 2015 on the CD Eigenlieder - Blau auf Grau. Here is an adaptation of the chanson in bossa nova style.

“Originally Sei ein Teil von mir is a spiritual song in the tradition of Buxtehude's Membra Jesu nostri. But in this bossa nova version, heaven comes to the earth of two lovers.”
(The composer)

"Membra Jesu nostri", interpreted in a modern way.

This chanson Parkinson im Park (Medusa – Parkinson's in the park) from 2014 was released in 2015 on the CD Eigenlieder - Blau auf Grau.

This chanson Wegen Du (Because of "You") from 2013 was released in 2015 on the CD Eigenlieder - Blau auf Grau. The premiere took place in July 2017 in the Christianskirche in Hamburg Altona.

Its associations with Broadway in New York and the Champs-Élysées in Paris make this chanson Bredkamp with the subtitle Lullaby of Broadcamp from 2015 a tongue-in-cheek paean to Bredkamp, the street in Hamburg where the composer lives.

Sous les Ponts de Paris (Under the Bridges of Paris), a 1913 popular chanson with music written by Vincent Scotto here in an arrangement for 12 cellos by Wilhelm Kaiser-Lindemann (2 versions).

This chanson Sei ein Teil von mir (Be a part of me) from 2014 was released in 2015 on the CD Eigenlieder - Blau auf Grau.

"Membra Jesu nostri", interpreted in a modern way.

This chanson Morgenkind (Morning Child) from 2012 was released in 2015 on the CD Eigenlieder - Blau auf Grau.

This chanson With Rue my Heart is laden on a text by Alfred Edward Housman was composed in 1978.

This canon was composed in 1924 by Wilhelm Mohr, who was then 20 years old.

Who can sail is an old Swedish folk song (Vem kan segla) originating in Finland. This German adaptation Wer könnt‘ segeln from 2014 was released in 2015 on the CD Eigenlieder - Blau auf Grau.

This chanson Gott für mich ist Musiker (For me, God is a musician) from 2014 was released in 2015 on the CD Eigenlieder - Blau auf Grau. The premiere took place in July 2017 in the Christianskirche in Hamburg Altona.

This chanson Für immer anders (Different forever) from 2014 with the subtitle Reformation was released in 2015 on the CD Eigenlieder - Blau auf Grau. The premiere took place in July 2017 in the Christianskirche in Hamburg Altona.

This Chanson Schwärmerei - Lovesong to Anoushka Shankar - was inspired by a magnificent concert in Hamburg, performed by the Indian musician Anoushka Shankar and her band. Unlike her better-known half-sister Norah Jones she largely sticks to the traditional Indian raga music handed down to her by her late father Ravi Shankar, who also inspired the Beatles in their Indian period.
For me, at any rate, this concern was a revelation. So strong that I burst into tears and convulsions. But rather than to try my hands on Indian music as a reverence, I wrote a piece in my own style, trying to recollect my sentiments in being confronted by this godly and at the same time utterly strange musical experience.
And as a counterpart to the Classical Indian music, for the text I turned to the classics of German literature - FAUST by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe. Who describes what I felt, a deep wish and seduction to be young again and be near to this goddess, so the devil help me.
But in the end, reason wins over: ...
Und ich weiß ja, dass es dumm wär, zu sag‘n 'verweile doch so schön'. Und so möcht ich dich nur bitten, beeil dich nicht zu gehn. (And I know that it would be stupid to say 'Please stay with me as beautiful as at this moment - because I had promised the devil he could take me if I were to say just that'. So I just want to ask you, not to go away in a hurry).

Jürgen Broschart, December 2021

This Chanson Schwärmerei - Lovesong to Anoushka Shankar - was inspired by a magnificent concert in Hamburg, performed by the Indian musician Anoushka Shankar and her band. Unlike her better-known half-sister Norah Jones she largely sticks to the traditional Indian raga music handed down to her by her late father Ravi Shankar, who also inspired the Beatles in their Indian period.
For me, at any rate, this concern was a revelation. So strong that I burst into tears and convulsions. But rather than to try my hands on Indian music as a reverence, I wrote a piece in my own style, trying to recollect my sentiments in being confronted by this godly and at the same time utterly strange musical experience.
And as a counterpart to the Classical Indian music, for the text I turned to the classics of German literature - FAUST by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe. Who describes what I felt, a deep wish and seduction to be young again and be near to this goddess, so the devil help me.
But in the end, reason wins over: ...
Und ich weiß ja, dass es dumm wär, zu sag‘n 'verweile doch so schön'. Und so möcht ich dich nur bitten, beeil dich nicht zu gehn. (And I know that it would be stupid to say 'Please stay with me as beautiful as at this moment - because I had promised the devil he could take me if I were to say just that'. So I just want to ask you, not to go away in a hurry).

Jürgen Broschart, December 2021

Piano reduction