Kurt Weill

Trois Chansons by Kurt Weill is a set of three French songs for Voice and Piano. The lyrics have been written by Maurice Magre and Roger Fernay and the general level of difficulty is medium. The first piece Complainte de la Seine (Complains of the Seine) is three page long and its lyrics are about what lies at the bottom of the river. The second song Je ne t’aime pas (I don’t love you) is a man telling someone that he doesn’t love her that everything is fine and that he is fine if she is happy. The third piece Youkali is a highly rhythmic tango-habanera in fourpages which depicts the island of Youkali. Kurt Weill (1900-1950) is a German composer who developed operas and some works for the concert hall.

German composer Kurt Weill (1900-1950) is best remembered as a leading composer for the stage. His collaboration with playwright Jacques Deval to create the dramatised production of Marie Galante was well received. Marie Galante was originally a novel by Deval. Weill composed music for the play in 1934 and later for the screen version. This collection of the favourite pieces from the stage show includes The Ladies from Bordeaux and Dancing Scene. For all opera or musical theatre vocalists the songs from Marie Galante are varied and make for an exciting additionto the repertoire.

Par WEILL KURT. Couverture graphiques comprennent des couvertures de partitions de musique originale. Texte contient bio de Weill et notes introductives spéciales./ Répertoire / Chant et Piano

Par WEILL KURT. Easy arrangements of 17 songs with vocal line added. The photos in the album are stills from the famous film of the opera directed by Georg Wilhelm Pabst (1931). / Classique / Répertoire / Chant et Piano

Une collection de 14 chansons de l'artiste Kurt Weill à un enregistrement par Teresa Statas. / Voix Et Piano