Kurt Weill – Past Concerts near Baltimore, MD

Charles Ives — Variations on "America"
Igor Stravinsky — Scherzo à la russe
Astor Piazzolla — Adiós Nonino
Miklós Rózsa — "Parade of the Charioteers" from Ben-Hur
Mary Kouyoumdjian — Tagh [Diary] of an Immigrant
Erich Wolfgang Korngold — Kings Row Suite
Kurt Weill — Die sieben Todsünden ("The Seven Deadly Sins")

Program includes works by Richard Rodgers, Irving Berlin, Kurt Weill, Ralph Vaughan Williams, Samuel Barber, Libby Larsen, Jean Sibelius, Giuseppe Verdi, and Georges Bizet.

Kurt Weill — Die sieben Todsünden ("The Seven Deadly Sins")
Arnold Schoenberg — Ode to Napoleon Buonaparte, Op. 41

Program includes works by Franz Schubert, Hugo Wolf, Connie Converse, Kurt Weill, Luciano Berio, Gioachino Rossini, John Cage, Pat Castleton, Spencer Williams, Cora "Lovie" Austin, Billie Holiday, Nina Simone, and Billy Taylor.

Kurt Weill — Four Walt Whitman Songs
Eric Nathan — Some Favored Nook

Giacomo Puccini — Selected works
Francesco Cilea — Selected works
Francesco Paolo Tosti — Selected works
Francis Poulenc — Selected works
Jacques Brel — Selected works
Kurt Weill — Selected works

Kurt Weill — Selected works

Antonio Vivaldi — Concerto Grosso in D minor, Op. 3, No. 11, RV 565 (Robyn Bollinger, violin; Charlotte Marckx, violin; Olivia Marckx, cello)
Moritz Moszkowski — Suite for Two Violins and Piano in G minor, Op. 71 (Daniel Ching, violin; Sandy Yamamoto, violin; Jon Kimura Parker, piano)
Gioachino Rossini — "Largo al factotum" from Il barbiere di Siviglia ("The Barber of Seville") (arr. Olivia Marckx; Charlotte Marckx, violin & Olivia Marckx, cello)
Georges Bizet — Carmen Fantasy (arr. Olivia Marckx; Charlotte Marckx, violin & Olivia Marckx, cello)
Kurt Weill — "Mack the Knife" from The Threepenny Opera (arr. Olivia Marckx; Charlotte Marckx, violin & Olivia Marckx, cello)
Giacomo Puccini — I Crisantemi ("Chrysanthemums") (Miró Quartet)
Felix Mendelssohn — Piano Sextet in D major, Op. 110, MWV Q 16 (Chee-Yun, Toby Hoffman, Aloysia Friedmann, Olivia Marckx, Chad Wesselkamper, Jon Kimura Parker)

Hector Berlioz — Les nuits d'été, Op. 7, H 81 ("I. Villanelle", "IV. L'Absence", & "VI. L'ile inconnue)
Kurt Weill — “Speak Low” from One Touch of Venus
Kurt Weill — "Surabaya Johnny" from Happy End
Kurt Weill — "Complainte de la Seine" from Trois chansons
Kurt Weill — "What Good Would the Moon Be?" from Street Scene

On this program: Portuguese composer Luís Tinoco's 2019 work, Aleppo; Margaret Bonds’ Three Dream Portraits; songs of biting anti-Nazi satire from Kurt Weill; & more.

On this program: Portuguese composer Luís Tinoco's 2019 work, Aleppo; Margaret Bonds’ Three Dream Portraits; songs of biting anti-Nazi satire from Kurt Weill; & more.

On this program: Portuguese composer Luís Tinoco's 2019 work, Aleppo; Margaret Bonds’ Three Dream Portraits; songs of biting anti-Nazi satire from Kurt Weill; & more.

On this program: Portuguese composer Luís Tinoco's 2019 work, Aleppo; Margaret Bonds’ Three Dream Portraits; songs of biting anti-Nazi satire from Kurt Weill; & more.

On this program: Portuguese composer Luís Tinoco's 2019 work, Aleppo; Margaret Bonds’ Three Dream Portraits; songs of biting anti-Nazi satire from Kurt Weill; & more.

On this program: Portuguese composer Luís Tinoco's 2019 work, Aleppo; Margaret Bonds’ Three Dream Portraits; songs of biting anti-Nazi satire from Kurt Weill; & more.

On this program: Portuguese composer Luís Tinoco's 2019 work, Aleppo; Margaret Bonds’ Three Dream Portraits; songs of biting anti-Nazi satire from Kurt Weill; & more.

Program includes works by Hector Berlioz, Kurt Weill, Paul Bowles, Traditional, Joaquín Rodrigo, Hugo Wolf, Peter Warlock, Joaquín Turina, Ernest Chausson, Gabriel Fauré, and Franz Lehár.

On this program: Portuguese composer Luís Tinoco's 2019 work, Aleppo; Margaret Bonds’ Three Dream Portraits; songs of biting anti-Nazi satire from Kurt Weill; & more.

On this program: Portuguese composer Luís Tinoco's 2019 work, Aleppo; Margaret Bonds’ Three Dream Portraits; songs of biting anti-Nazi satire from Kurt Weill; & more.

On this program: Portuguese composer Luís Tinoco's 2019 work, Aleppo; Margaret Bonds’ Three Dream Portraits; songs of biting anti-Nazi satire from Kurt Weill; & more.