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Kurt Weill's Berlin
A program devoted to the irony, satire, and sentiment of Kurt Weill, with contributions from fellow cabaret composers Tucholsky, Eisler and Hollaender. Performed by soprano Constance Hauman, mezzo-soprano Kimberly Barber and tenor Peter Kazaras, with Mark Stewart on banjo, guitar and cello and Steven Blier on piano.
Hollaender: Wenn der alte Motor wieder tackt; Tritt mir bloβ nicht auf Schuh;
Bienert: Augen in die Groβstadt; Song of Indifference; Parc Monceau
Weill: The Shopgirls’ Duet and Ceasar's Death from “Der Silbersee”;
Weill: Bilbao Song and Mandelay Song from “Happy End”,
Weill: Nana’s Lied, Berlin im Licht;
Weill: Bei Mir Bist Du Schayn
Eisler: There’s Nothing Quite Like Money
Gershwin: Feeling I’m Falling

