Kurt Weill
Kurt Julian Weill (born March 2 1900 in Dessau, Germany, died April 3 1950 in
New York) was a German‑born American composer best known for his stage works.
His early musical formation began with piano lessons at age twelve and private
instruction from Albert Bing, followed by studies at the Berliner Hochschule für
Musik under Engelbert Humperdinck and Ferruccio Busoni; he composed his first
string quartet in 1918 and a symphonic poem on Rilke in 1919. After gaining
initial recognition with The Threepenny Opera (1928) with
Bertolt Brecht-featuring "Mack the Knife"-he continued to ...
Alabama SongKurt Weill, Michael Cerveris and Donna Murphy
Weil: Songs
September SongKurt Weill, Palast Orchester and Max Raabe
Charming Weill: Dance Band Arrangements
5:06
September Song
Kurt Weill, Frank Sinatra and Axel StordahlThe Singer, The Actor, The Voice
3:11
September Song
Kurt Weill, Victor Young and Walter HustonBroadway's Greatest Leading Men
2:31
Speak LowKurt Weill and Mary Martin
Broadway Musical (1918-1946)
3:20
My Ship
Kurt Weill, Danny Kaye and Maurice de AbravanelLady In the Dark / Down In the Valley
2:57
