Kurt Weill and Lotte Lenya: Love in the Creative Partnership | A R T L▼R K
On the 3rd of April 1950, German composer Kurt Weill died of a heart attack in New York City. His highly innovative and eclectic works for the theatre, such as the Threepenny Opera, Mahagonny, Lady in the Dark, Street Scene, but also numerous popular songs and instrumental music, have secured him lasting fame and a reputation that continues to grow in time as more of his music is performed. Thinking of Weill one must also remember his wife and life and work companion Lotte Lenya, whose voice is associated with…
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Rogues & Vagabonds 
Good to hear Lotte again. The voice of an era.
Best wishes, Pete. x
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She certainly was. I feel sad when people only remember for James Bond. I’d posted this before but with ARTLARK and their re-posting, I have to do it every year and I know I haven’t managed that for every article!