@golfr10under Typical American. The original Was in German before it was sanitised in the 1950's for a notoriously puritannical American market. Managed to totally ruin it along the way too. Thanks a lot.
@twlthteg The original version performed in German is much better. That being said do not try to typify Americans, our population is too large, our demographic spectra too broad, and our philosophic heritage too deep for simple classification with fidelity.
America has a population of ethnic Germans sixty-two per cent that of Germany proper. This is a fact that oughtn't be forgot.
@daftrhetoric True, true. I understand where you're coming from. I just wish they could have left it more or less alone and translated it as it was written.
@twlthteg Not to mention the dissolution of German politics prior to the war which is culpable for the destruction of many vectors German culture. Die Dreigroschenoper was such a vector, its survival due only to foreign preservation.
Is was dran...in der Zeit in der das Stück entstand war es generell üblich das R bei Musikstücken zu rollen, sowohl in Deutsch als auch z.B. in Französisch...dennoch ist ihr gerolltes R etwas suboptimal
Is was dran...in der Zeit in der das Stück entstand war es generell üblich das R bei Musikstücken zu rollen, sowohl in Deutsch als auch z.B. in Französisch...dennoch ist ihr gerolltes R etwas suboptimal
@ntrimm: Well, a bit of original history wont be bad. It was written in german in the 20s, so in that time they sung different than today, maybe you can imagine it. hm? so thats the original style in that time in that context, if other stuff turns YOU on, its not the fault nor of history nor of anybody else....
I never listened the music of Ute Lemper, I'm from México, and I understand something: when the music its good, the language don't care, the music its a universal language. I saw the concert of Ute in my city, Monterrey, and was extraordinary.
Es ist immerrr besserrr, wenn die Saengerrrin das Rrrrr rrrollt!!
Deutschlieber 3 months ago
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Ugh....sing it in English!
golfr10under 1 year ago
@golfr10under Typical American. The original Was in German before it was sanitised in the 1950's for a notoriously puritannical American market. Managed to totally ruin it along the way too. Thanks a lot.
twlthteg 7 months ago
@twlthteg The original version performed in German is much better. That being said do not try to typify Americans, our population is too large, our demographic spectra too broad, and our philosophic heritage too deep for simple classification with fidelity.
America has a population of ethnic Germans sixty-two per cent that of Germany proper. This is a fact that oughtn't be forgot.
daftrhetoric 1 month ago
@daftrhetoric True, true. I understand where you're coming from. I just wish they could have left it more or less alone and translated it as it was written.
twlthteg 1 month ago
@twlthteg Not to mention the dissolution of German politics prior to the war which is culpable for the destruction of many vectors German culture. Die Dreigroschenoper was such a vector, its survival due only to foreign preservation.
daftrhetoric 1 month ago
Lotte Lenya's voice and performance go along with Weil's music. Brava!
wolkowy1 2 years ago 2
By which I mean I like this version. Cool video, as well.
bingotheraccoon 2 years ago
Bizarre video...
rrobertsmusic 3 years ago
Scheißübersetzung
BinnOrange 3 years ago
Wonderful. I love Weill too.
MrsHatakeChan 3 years ago
You're right...sounds more like a machine gun. Still interesting for those of us used to the English.
Miffbat 3 years ago
Do they apreciate the Threat?
Rovergbjy 3 years ago
Muss man bei Brecht/Weill nich das r so rollen?
RiotAdiposity 4 years ago
Is was dran...in der Zeit in der das Stück entstand war es generell üblich das R bei Musikstücken zu rollen, sowohl in Deutsch als auch z.B. in Französisch...dennoch ist ihr gerolltes R etwas suboptimal
OLNIV 3 years ago
That's cool- I didn't know that. I just figured that they rolled their R.'s because they were Prussians.
Gedava 2 years ago
Is was dran...in der Zeit in der das Stück entstand war es generell üblich das R bei Musikstücken zu rollen, sowohl in Deutsch als auch z.B. in Französisch...dennoch ist ihr gerolltes R etwas suboptimal
OLNIV 3 years ago
god I love Weill, and doubly love Ute.
And I don't speak German. I ;labouriously learned the lyrics and translated them.
And yes Ute doesn't sound like Lotte Lenya.
Love this song.
tragic8ball 4 years ago 2
I'll take any excuse to hear Ute Lemper sing in German!
menesesj 4 years ago
Nice to hear the German version.
bazzatheblue 4 years ago 4
Better voice than Lotte Lenya
jeanphilliperameau 4 years ago
This is Great! Don't hear the German version very often. Nice to hear it the way it was supposed to be sung.
jeanphilliperameau 4 years ago 8
@jeanphilliperameau , The way it was supposed to be sung?? Probably that chattering sound she makes that turns you on.
ntrimm 1 year ago
@ntrimm It was written in German :)
EpicureMammon 1 year ago 3
@ntrimm: Well, a bit of original history wont be bad. It was written in german in the 20s, so in that time they sung different than today, maybe you can imagine it. hm? so thats the original style in that time in that context, if other stuff turns YOU on, its not the fault nor of history nor of anybody else....
leongeyer 10 months ago
I never listened the music of Ute Lemper, I'm from México, and I understand something: when the music its good, the language don't care, the music its a universal language. I saw the concert of Ute in my city, Monterrey, and was extraordinary.
supercheco1 4 years ago
Ute is careful to not sound like Lotte.
hipocampelofantocame 4 years ago 2
aber ich glaube sie sit Lotte Lenya nicht Ute Lemper?oder..
lucvisc 4 years ago
I'm going to see her tomorrow in Lisbon....Hurray
rzuzarte 4 years ago
Ute Lemper is the best !!!!!!!!!!!!
aquacryl 4 years ago
Is this filmed in Ghent??? it looks like the "sint michiels helling"
Great song and a great location ;) yeah I was born in Ghent :p
siralexdelarge 4 years ago
UTE IS THE BEST! WONDERFUL
giorgioquieto 5 years ago
good music for "Wet Work" with a blade
MNsane 5 years ago
Superb! But leaves you with a strong craving for more, which isn't a complaint, really. More of a Thanks!
mathildes 5 years ago
brilliant acting
tellysavalasloveya 5 years ago
Very cool
cnygemini 5 years ago