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Resource	Sound: Music Recording
Title	Robyn Archer Sings Brecht
Abstract/Description	Sound disc, stereo. Protest songs recorded Abbey Road Studios, London 1981. Sung in English translated from Bertolt Brecht's original German texts by John Willett. Conductor is Dominic Muldowney. Performed with the London Sinfionietta. Contents: Alabama song : 1927 / Kurt Weill The ballad of sexual obsession : 1928 / Kurt Weill Benares song : 1926 / Kurt Weill ; words, Brecht and Hauptmann ; arr. Muldowney Epitaph 1919 : 1928 / Kurt Weill Song of the stimulating impact of cash : 1934 / Hanns Eisler Easter Day : 1942 / Hanns Eisler Ballad on approving of the world : op. 42, 1934 / Hanns Eisler Ballad of the pirates : 1918 : traditional / arr. Muldowney Madam's song : 1934 / Hanns Eisler The drowned girl : 1927 / Kurt Weill The song of Surabaya Johnny : ?1929 / Kurt Weill On suicide : 1942 / Hanns Eisler Solomon song : 1928 / Kurt Weill Hollywood elegies : 1942 / Hanns Eisler The song of the girl and the soldier : 1946 / Paul Dessau Song of a German mother : ?1944 / Hanns Eisler The flower garden : 1955 / Hanns Eisler
Related Events	Robyn Archer Sings Brecht, Festival of Sydney Club, Sydney, NSW, 28 January 1982 Robyn Archer Sings Brecht, Sydney Town Hall, Sydney, NSW, 8 January 1982
Publisher	His Master's Voice
Publisher Location	Hayes, Middlesex
Date Issued	1981
Language	English
Citation	Robyn Archer Sings Brecht, His Master's Voice, Hayes, Middlesex, 1981
Resource Identifier	43935
Dataset	AusStage