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Eberhard Schoener
machen
Brecht/Weill
Schauspielhaus
Mitglieder des Philarmonischen Staatsorchesters Hamburg (Dirigent: Eberhard Schoener)
Udo Dahmen - drums
Achim Gieseler - keyboards
George Kochbek - keyboards + bass
Klaus Kreuzeder - saxophone
Paul Vincent-Gunia - guitar
Tilo Prückner - taleteller
Two shows were played this evening. Starting at 8.00pm and 11.00pm.
Udo Dahmen - drums
Achim Gieseler - keyboards
George Kochbek - keyboards + bass
Klaus Kreuzeder - saxophone
Paul Vincent-Gunia - guitar
Tilo Prückner - taleteller
01. Ouvertüre der Dreigroschen-Oper
02. Moritat von Mackie Messer (Sting)
03. Announcement Tilo Prückner
04. Die Seeräuber-Jenny (Gianna Nannini)
05. Announcement Tilo Prückner
06. Der Kanonensong (Jack Bruce)
07. Das Liebesduett (Sting/Nannini)
08. Announcement Tilo Prückner
09. Die Ballade von der sexuellen Hörigkeit (Sting)
10. Zuhälter-Ballade (Sting/Nannini)
11. Denn wovon lebt der Mensch (Jack Bruce)
12. Moritat von Mackie Messer (Bruce/Nannini/Sting)
13. Ouvertüre Mahagoni (instrumental)
14. Lieder aus Mahagoni (instrumental)
15. Alabama-Song (Gianna Nannini)
16. Ach bedenken Sie, Herr Jacob Schmidt (Gianna Nannini)
17. Wie man sich bettet ... (Gianna Nannini)
18. Lost In The Stars (Jack Bruce)
19. Bilbao-Song (Jack Bruce)
20. Surabaya Johnny (Gianna Nannini)
21. Lonely House (Sting)
22. September-Song (Jack Bruce)
23. Lullaby for String-Quartet (George Gershwin) - (performed on 4 electric guitars by the group "Quartetto") (instrumental)
24. Soldato in amorato (Gianna Nannini)
25. 12-Ton-Suite aus: Lost In The Stars - Eberhard Schoener
26. Wie der Wind weht (Sting) (Hans Eisler)
27. An meinen kleinen Radio-Apparat (Sting) (lyrics: Bertolt Brecht/ music: Hans Eisler, music as The Secret Marriage)
TT: 91 min.
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Woah -- Sting is starting to look a LOT like Van Morrison in the bottom photo!
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Thanks - As a Jack Bruce enthusiast, I've always been curious to check this out. I'm also interested to see how a screen shot of Van Morrison from that Fillmore East 1970 video made it onto this post.
ReplyDeleteSorry zubbid, my mistake about Van Morrison
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