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Anne Kerry Ford Sings "Pirate Jenny" by Kurt Weill

Anne Kerry Ford (singer), accompanied by John Boswell (pianist), performs "Pirate Jenny", the Weill/Brecht classic from "The Threepenny Opera" at the Zalk Theater in Ojai, CA, November 2006.  
 
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wbeaty (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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Un bel notte vedremo! The arrival of the ship, the distant cannon in the harbor, and what happens this time as her man approaches her abode.
lachorvath (3 weeks ago) Show Hide
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WOW!!!! it's f good
bobbyunavailable (1 month ago) Show Hide
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Absolutely love this version. Some versions try to camp it up. I prefer it sung with poison.
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BruenftigerElch91 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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Very, very nais.
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Beautiful performance, beautiful actress, beautiful play, beautiful music...
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You should try Betty Buckley's version from her Carnegie Hall concert CD( from 1996 or so). Dark, chilly and dramatic.
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Brilliant! Marvellously scary. Best English version of this song I knew.
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You've got to hear the version in the Donmar Warehouse production available on e-music ...sung with a Glasgow accent, in a new, even harsher translation and scary as hell.

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