Speak Low: Songs By Kurt Weill Anne Sofie von Otter

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  • Release Date: 03/14/1995
  • Original Release: 1994
  • Sales Rank: 70,604
  • Label: DEUTSCHE GRAMMOPHON
  • UPC: 028943989428

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Speak Low: Songs By Kurt Weill

1LISTENDie sieben Todsünden (The
2LISTENDie sieben Todsünden (The
3LISTENDie sieben Todsünden (The
4LISTENDie sieben Todsünden (The
5LISTENDie sieben Todsünden (The
6LISTENDie sieben Todsünden (The
7LISTENDie sieben Todsünden (The
8LISTENDie sieben Todsünden (The
9LISTENDie sieben Todsünden (The
10LISTENLady in the Dark, musical
11LISTENLady in the Dark, musical
12LISTENBuddy on the Night Shift
13LISTENNanna's Lied ("Meine Herr
14LISTENHappy End, musical play:
15LISTENHappy End, musical play:
16LISTENHappy End, musical play:
17LISTENJe ne t'aime pas (I Don't
18LISTENSchickelgruber, song for
19LISTENDas Abschiedsbrief (The F
20LISTENOne Touch of Venus, music
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December 09, 2000: I bought this CD locally 12/7/00 because of the composer (Weill) not because of Anne-Sophie. What a surprise I got! The CD is great! She combines a great voice with enthousiam and feeling that I have rarely heard. I did not know until today that her mother language is Swedish and from the German and English in this recording, it would be impossible to tell. I need to learn more about Anne-Sophie and Kurt Weill. But in the mean-time this would make a great addition to your classical collection.