8 thoughts on “ Lotte Lenya / Kurt Weill - Berlin & American Theater Songs (CD, Album) ”

1. Kurt Weill, Lotte Lenya, Ute Lemper - Berlin & American Theater Songs - miner-all.net Music Skip to main content Berlin & American Theater Songs Kurt Weill (Composer), Lotte Lenya New from Used from Audio CD "Please retry" $ $ $ Audio CD $ 3 Used from $ 3 New from $ Customers who viewed this item also viewed 5/5(3).

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2. The Lotte Lenya Album was nothing more or less than a two-fer repackaging of the single LPs Lotte Lenya Sings Berlin Theatre Songs by Kurt Weill and September Song and Other American Theatre Songs by Kurt Weill.6/

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3. Lotte Lenya Sings American & Berlin Theater Songs of Kurt Weill by Lotte Lenya (CD, Jun, Sony Music Distribution (USA)).

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4. This CD, LOTTE LENYA SINGS KURT WEIL & AMERICAN THEATRE SONGS, pretty much covers her American Theatre career. Selections were on the original LP in that same order. It should be mentioned that many critics agree that Kurt Weill's work really suffered in the American theatre environment/5(21).

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5. This CD, LOTTE LENYA SINGS KURT WEIL & AMERICAN THEATRE SONGS, pretty much covers her American Theatre career. Selections were on the original LP in that same order. It should be mentioned that many critics agree that Kurt Weill's work really suffered in the American theatre environment/5(24).

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6. First cat# on covers. 2nd on labels. Comes in a gatefold with 1 sleeve each side (2 LPs). Front cover info: Complete title: "The Berlin and American Theater Songs of Kurt Weill from Lost in the Stars, Happy End, The Threepenny Opera, Lady in the Dark, Mahagonny, Knickerbocker Holiday, Street Scene, & more".

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7. referencing Lotte Lenya Singt Kurt Weill, LP, Album, Mono, B 07 L, B L This album cover is on the cover of Bob Dylan's "Bring it All Back Home." Reply Notify me Helpful.

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8. Dec 01,  · Recorded in the late s, Lenya's voice is actually less gruff and declamatory, more of an actual 'singing voice' in these American songs than in Weill's German songs. Employing the same Richard Avedon portrait that graced the cover of the double-LP "The Lotte Lenya Album", this collection is an abbreviated version of that compilation.

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