I like her performance. the only thing i object is the fact that amsteram is (don't know why) americanised. She says /amsterdaem/ instead of /amserda:m/
it's not at all a weill-song. it's a song out of <b>hanns eisler's</b> incidental music to "schweyk in world war II" on texts by <b>bertolt brecht</b>, which was written 1943 for voice an two pianos and had it's debut performance 1957 at warsaw.
She is indeed performing Weill's setting of this poem by Brecht. Hanns Eisler also set it to music but the melody is completely different. You can hear Eisler himself singing it here on you tube. Search for "Hanns Eisler - Uns was bekam des Soldaten Weib"
@11dega11 I think she's awful! The original harmony is all changed and certainly not for the better! Her pronunciation is terrible and the notes are imprecise. Well, she's very young, she might get better with time!
you are right it's Brecht, Weill but not from die Dreigroschenoper, this song has been written in 1942 in New York at the Hunter College for Lotte Lenya for a promotional event to sell war bonds to a German audience
you are right, my mistake. I was confused because I`m learning it and the score only has the musical author. Not the author of the letter. auf wiedersehen!
this girl is a perfect actor! im kussing her hands!
Blangr 6 months ago
Европейские Мародеры.
a9988877 6 months ago
It is PJ Harvey's arragement of this piece, isn't it? I like.
Binosisus 8 months ago
opfis is right: music: Weil, lyrics: Brecht
I like her performance. the only thing i object is the fact that amsteram is (don't know why) americanised. She says /amsterdaem/ instead of /amserda:m/
schwarzschwein 11 months ago
it's not at all a weill-song. it's a song out of <b>hanns eisler's</b> incidental music to "schweyk in world war II" on texts by <b>bertolt brecht</b>, which was written 1943 for voice an two pianos and had it's debut performance 1957 at warsaw.
mpch62 1 year ago
@mpch62
She is indeed performing Weill's setting of this poem by Brecht. Hanns Eisler also set it to music but the melody is completely different. You can hear Eisler himself singing it here on you tube. Search for "Hanns Eisler - Uns was bekam des Soldaten Weib"
ivycolbert 10 months ago
schön gesungen! und die begleitung ist cool, kriegt ein bisschen westernstyle mit dem banjo(?) oder was das da noch ist. :)
11dega11 1 year ago
@11dega11 I think she's awful! The original harmony is all changed and certainly not for the better! Her pronunciation is terrible and the notes are imprecise. Well, she's very young, she might get better with time!
ivycolbert 10 months ago
you are right it's Brecht, Weill but not from die Dreigroschenoper, this song has been written in 1942 in New York at the Hunter College for Lotte Lenya for a promotional event to sell war bonds to a German audience
alibu75 2 years ago
that is good to know, thank you for the information :)
ofpis 2 years ago
the banjo sounds good!
was ist das für eine aufführung?
Rongart 2 years ago
is not of Brecht. It`s a Kurt Weill beautiful song. Soon I hope to upload my version
linsonenon 2 years ago
I'm sorry, but I'll have to disappoint you, you're only half right: the music is by by kurt weill, but the lyrics are by bertolt brecht :)
ofpis 2 years ago
you are right, my mistake. I was confused because I`m learning it and the score only has the musical author. Not the author of the letter. auf wiedersehen!
linsonenon 2 years ago
She is so beautiful.
GassalascaJape 2 years ago
yes, it is one of Brecht's pieces :)
ofpis 2 years ago
Sorry, do some one knows if this song is in one of the Bertold Brecht piece?
Thank you!
reich57 2 years ago
ooo..nai posle te ima v neta!!
supeeeer si!!!!!
denitsapetr 3 years ago