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Weill and Brecht

Ute Lemper Hosts Evening Music

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Monday, November 05, 2007

Berlin Without Walls
Guest host Ute Lemper examines the songs of Kurt Weill written with poet Berthold Brecht. Also, an in-depth look at the players of the Berlin Philharmonic.

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Weill and Brecht

Ute Lemper burst onto the international scene in the late 80's with her recordings of Kurt Weill's cabaret songs. The star chanteuse explores the short but intensely fruitful collaboration of Kurt Weill and Berthold Brecht with original, historic recordings and modern renditions of some of their most powerful music.

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Berlin Without Walls: The Players

The Berlin Philharmonic is made up of virtuoso players from around the world; in this segment of Berlin Without Walls, we hear from the instrumentalists themselves, as they describe their experiences from the initial audition to performing with one of the world's great orchestras.

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