This is a video directed by Stephanie McLimans for the Ute Lemper version of the Kurt Weill classic, Mack The Knife. This clip features Stephanie McLimans and Steve Van De Casteele and was filmed i...
This is a video directed by Stephanie McLimans for the Ute Lemper version of the Kurt Weill classic, Mack The Knife. This clip features Stephanie McLimans and Steve Van De Casteele and was filmed in Ghent, Belgium. Summer 2005. Edited by Dwid Hellion
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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
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