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Excerpt from Interview with Weill: What Makes Weill "Weill"?
Intermission interview from Metropolitan Opera broadcast, 10 December 1949: Kurt Weill discusses his musical characteristics
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Weill Performs "Speak Low"
Tryout recording for the musical One Touch of Venus performed by Kurt Weill, 1943
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Excerpt from Interview with Weill: "I'm An American!"
Broadcast 9 March 1941 on NBC Blue Network (radio); Kurt Weill recounts his feelings on arriving in New York Harbor
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Weill Performs "Westwind"
Tryout recording for the musical One Touch of Venus performed by Kurt Weill, 1943
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Excerpt from Interview with Weill: Street Scene and Puccini
Intermission interview from Metropolitan Opera broadcast, 10 December 1949: Kurt Weill discusses the similarities between his "Broadway opera" Street Scene and the operas of Giacomo Puccini
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Videos
Weill and Brecht
Footage of Kurt Weill and Bertolt Brecht during rehearsals for Die Dreigroschenoper in 1928, with a cameo by Lotte Lenya; also includes a short clip of Weill and Brecht from 1927 around the premiere of Mahagonny Songspiel
Weill Introduces Der Jasager
Kurt Weill introduces the "school opera" Der Jasager before a concert performance in Paris, 1932
Weill on "Welt im Film"
Kurt Weill appears in a German newsreel, 1949, and expresses hope that his Broadway works will be staged in Germany
Weill on The Swift Show
Kurt Weill plays piano on The Swift Show in 1949 as host Lanny Ross and Martha Wright sing “Here I’ll Stay” from Love Life
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