Dec. 19th, 2019
Some classic cabaret and art music. Ja! Inspired by a reply to
thespian15.
Kurt Weill - Berlin im Licht
Composed by Kurt Weill
Performed by Ensemble Modern
Sung by Heinz Karl Gruber
CD reviewed by Wire Sept 1991

Kurt Weill: Oil-Music (1928)
Kurt Weill - September Song
Kurt Weill / Bertold Brecht - Alabama Song
.. and the classic Doors version.
Auf Wiedersehen.
Enjoy
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Kurt Weill - Berlin im Licht
Composed by Kurt Weill
Performed by Ensemble Modern
Sung by Heinz Karl Gruber
CD reviewed by Wire Sept 1991

Kurt Weill: Oil-Music (1928)
Kurt Weill - September Song
Kurt Weill / Bertold Brecht - Alabama Song
.. and the classic Doors version.
Auf Wiedersehen.
Enjoy
Kurt Weill Part 2
Dec. 19th, 2019 06:06 amFor
thespian15 more of this underrated German composer.
Kurt Weill - Speak low
Kurt Weill - Mack the Knife Sung by Lotte Lenya
Louis Armstrong - Mack The Knife
PJ Harvey on September Songs
William S Burroughs - What Keeps Man Alive?
Nina Simone - Pirate Jenny
Enjoy.
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Kurt Weill - Speak low
Kurt Weill - Mack the Knife Sung by Lotte Lenya
Louis Armstrong - Mack The Knife
PJ Harvey on September Songs
William S Burroughs - What Keeps Man Alive?
Nina Simone - Pirate Jenny
Enjoy.
Kurt Weill Part 3
Dec. 19th, 2019 06:23 amOn a roll here -
Kurt Weill - Kiddush
Kurt Weill (1900-1950), one of America’s most influential composers, was born and raised in a religious Jewish family in Dessau, Germany. As the Nazis came into power in 1933, he fled to Paris and later immigrated to America. Kiddush by Kurt Weill was the first synagogue piece to be written in an American popular style and is an amalgam of Germanic stolidity, American blues, and Broadway pop harmony. It was commissioned by Park Avenue Synagogue and premiered in 1946.
Weill dedicated this piece to his father, Albert Weill, who was a cantor.
This recording was made in Berlin and is included in the album Heritage, featuring treasures of Jewish-German composers.
Kurt Weill - Suite Panaméenne (1934)
Kurt Weill - Symphony N° 2 (1933)
Mov. 1) Sostenuto - Allegro molto
Mov. 2) Largo
Mov. 3) Allegro vivace
Gewandhausorchester Leipzig - Dir. Edo De Waart
Enjoy.
Kurt Weill - Kiddush
Kurt Weill (1900-1950), one of America’s most influential composers, was born and raised in a religious Jewish family in Dessau, Germany. As the Nazis came into power in 1933, he fled to Paris and later immigrated to America. Kiddush by Kurt Weill was the first synagogue piece to be written in an American popular style and is an amalgam of Germanic stolidity, American blues, and Broadway pop harmony. It was commissioned by Park Avenue Synagogue and premiered in 1946.
Weill dedicated this piece to his father, Albert Weill, who was a cantor.
This recording was made in Berlin and is included in the album Heritage, featuring treasures of Jewish-German composers.
Kurt Weill - Suite Panaméenne (1934)
Kurt Weill - Symphony N° 2 (1933)
Mov. 1) Sostenuto - Allegro molto
Mov. 2) Largo
Mov. 3) Allegro vivace
Gewandhausorchester Leipzig - Dir. Edo De Waart
Enjoy.
Kurt Weill Part 4
Dec. 19th, 2019 07:00 amThe final part - his music is so important and influential.
Kurt Weill: Lady in the Dark Concert Suite (1940, arr. R. R. Bennett)
Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra conducted by Marin Alsop.
He was so ahead of his time. You can hear so many tv and film music tropes that clearly originated from his work. Mancini, Morricone, Williams, and Elfman all have this guy in their genes.
Kurt Weill - Violin Concerto
Recorded at Muziekgebouw aan 't IJ in Amsterdam on Friday February 9 2018.
Concert master: Gordan Nikolić
Enjoy.
Kurt Weill: Lady in the Dark Concert Suite (1940, arr. R. R. Bennett)
Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra conducted by Marin Alsop.
He was so ahead of his time. You can hear so many tv and film music tropes that clearly originated from his work. Mancini, Morricone, Williams, and Elfman all have this guy in their genes.
Kurt Weill - Violin Concerto
Recorded at Muziekgebouw aan 't IJ in Amsterdam on Friday February 9 2018.
Concert master: Gordan Nikolić
Enjoy.
You Know..
Dec. 19th, 2019 03:49 pmI am beginning to think that today has turned out to be a bad day and it is not just the weather. A failed attempt to get down to Hempstead valley today but soon I will be off to Ashford to do a couple of visits and at least I shall be looking forward to this evening. This is because I am meeting Phil for a few drinks. So in the end it will be a good day.