- Mahagonny, ein
Songspiel, or Mahagonny, a song-play, was
written by
composer Kurt
Weill and
dramatist Bertolt Brecht and
first performed with that title...
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Specialized form of
Posse mit
Gesang concentrating on
social situations.
Songspiel German Literally, "song play" ("Song"
being the
English word as used in...
- in 1807. In 1927, Kurt
Weill created a new word, "
Songspiel", to
describe his work Mahagonny-
Songspiel.
Notes According to the 1908
edition of Grove's Dictionary...
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until 1981.
According to Sondheim, he was
asked to
translate Mahagonny-
Songspiel: "But I'm not a Brecht/Weill fan and that's
really all
there is to it...
- Weill, the composer. She
reportedly wrote at
least half of the Mahagonny-
Songspiel, but was not credited. She was the main text
author of the
musical comedy...
-
Strawberry Alarm Clock, 1969 "Song Three", a song from the Mahagonny-
Songspiel E (video),
stylized Ǝ,
video album by
Eminem 3
Songs (disambiguation)...
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Elephant Calf (Das Elefantenkalb) 1924–26/1926
Little Mahagonny (Mahagonny-
Songspiel) 1927/1927 The
Threepenny Opera (Die Dreigroschenoper) 1928/1928 The Flight...
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Schuloper Science fiction opera Semi-opera
Sepolcro Serenata Singspiel Songspiel Spieloper Syngespil Tonadilla Tragédie en
musique Verismo Zarzuela Zauberoper...
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Sarah Kane's Cleansed, the
Broadway play Hand to God, and Mahagonny-
Songspiel and The
Seven Deadly Sins by
Brecht and Weill. To
raise funds for the...
- to
music by Kurt
Weill for the 1927 play
Little Mahagonny (Mahagonny-
Songspiel) and
reused for
Brecht and Weill's 1930
opera Rise and Fall of the City...
