Ute Lemper ransacked her personal collection to find material that illuminates one of the great literary geniuses of the 20th century. We not only hear the songs and poems of Berthold Brecht, but also rare audio clips of the poet himself in action.
Thanks to all for listening and for your comments. We love having Ute on the air! Unfortunately, due to music rights, we can't offer a podcast or downloads for this series, but it will be archived for on-demand streaming here at www.wnyc.org for you to hear again and again.
Don't miss our live Berlin Philharmonic broadcast on Wednesday, November 14th, from Carnegie Hall, 8pm.
George
Nov. 07 2007 10:39 AM
Score: 0/0
Bill
from Newport News, VA
One suggestion--the 128kbps option for listening live doesn't show up in my browser, even after multiple refreshes, until almost 7:01pm. Could you please make that option available at roughly 6:59pm instead?
Nov. 07 2007 06:48 AM
Score: 0/0
Karen Otten
from Westchester Cnty
wunderbar. thank you.
Nov. 06 2007 10:40 PM
Score: 0/0
rg
from nyc
Unique,exciting, must be kept available -- it's heartening to find the Nov 5 broadcast on podcast at the address noted in str's message above.
Nov. 06 2007 10:14 PM
Score: 0/0
str
Actually, it looks like the programs are being made available online at:
http://www.wnyc.org/music/berlin.html
I don't yet see a complete list of songs and credits (song titles only).
Nov. 06 2007 09:07 PM
Score: 0/0
Angela
from NYC
Please make this series available online. The Brecht presentation is of particular interest. My husband is a fan and a scholar of Brecht, and was stuck in a tech rehearsal during tonight's presentation. I hope you will either replay or post so that he can catch the presentation.
Nov. 06 2007 08:44 PM
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Nelida Bravo
from Montclair, NJ
This is a fantastic transmission, artistically and historically. Thank you all concerned at WNYC. I wish I knew how to iPod, and I guess I will have to learn in my old age! nelida
Nov. 06 2007 08:28 PM
Score: 0/0
str
Please also add a listing of the songs & credits played on the programs.
Nov. 06 2007 08:05 PM
Score: 0/0
str
Yes - podcast! I missed the first half of tonight's (Tuesday's) program and Thursday and Friday are definitely not going to be possible.
This series should be able to be heard other than 'live.'
Nov. 06 2007 07:48 PM
Score: 0/0
Dolores O'Keefe
from Woodside
Thank you Ute and WNYC. This is why I will always be member of this station. Please create a podcast.
Nov. 06 2007 07:33 PM
Score: 0/0
Jooly
from England
Please can we also have it in MP3 downloads!
This is such a great series!
Many thanks.
Keep up the good work Ute!
J X x X
Nov. 06 2007 07:30 PM
Score: 0/0
Richard
from nyc
Please podcast Ute Lemper's series on Evening Music. I can't stay in every night this week.
Great series...wonderful and even more wonderful.
Nov. 06 2007 07:24 PM
Score: 0/0
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Thanks to all for listening and for your comments. We love having Ute on the air!
Unfortunately, due to music rights, we can't offer a podcast or downloads for this series, but it will be archived for on-demand streaming here at www.wnyc.org for you to hear again and again.
Don't miss our live Berlin Philharmonic broadcast on Wednesday, November 14th, from Carnegie Hall, 8pm.
George
One suggestion--the 128kbps option for listening live doesn't show up in my browser, even after multiple refreshes, until almost 7:01pm. Could you please make that option available at roughly 6:59pm instead?
wunderbar. thank you.
Unique,exciting, must be kept available -- it's heartening to find the Nov 5 broadcast on podcast at the address noted in str's message above.
Actually, it looks like the programs are being made available online at:
http://www.wnyc.org/music/berlin.html
I don't yet see a complete list of songs and credits (song titles only).
Please make this series available online. The Brecht presentation is of particular interest. My husband is a fan and a scholar of Brecht, and was stuck in a tech rehearsal during tonight's presentation. I hope you will either replay or post so that he can catch the presentation.
This is a fantastic transmission, artistically and historically. Thank you all concerned at WNYC. I wish I knew how to iPod, and I guess I will have to learn in my old age! nelida
Please also add a listing of the songs & credits played on the programs.
Yes - podcast! I missed the first half of tonight's (Tuesday's) program and Thursday and Friday are definitely not going to be possible.
This series should be able to be heard other than 'live.'
Thank you Ute and WNYC. This is why I will always be member of this station. Please create a podcast.
Please can we also have it in MP3 downloads!
This is such a great series!
Many thanks.
Keep up the good work Ute!
J
X x X
Please podcast Ute Lemper's series on Evening Music. I can't stay in every night this week.
Great series...wonderful and even more wonderful.
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