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Cabaret Passe
In a programme of songs on modern life, love, the poll tax and cruise missiles, one of Australia's most original talents defiantly re-invents the tradition of European cabaret. TREVOR ALLAN
(keyboards/vocals/ accordion)
LINDSAY COOPER (bassoon/sax)
ALEXANDER BALANESCU (violin)
0 See David Gillard , left
Cabaret
Wim Ibo traces the development of the Cabaret from its origins in the Parisian literary clubs of the 1890s to its unique position in Dutch showbusiness and introduces a performance by Paul Van Vliet in an ex cerpt from his one-man show, The Truth Behind the Dukes. Music by the ROB VAN KREEVELD QUARTET
Music Machine: Cabaret
The Art of Cabaret
'serious' composers were drawn to the medium of the cabaret song, JILL GOMEZ (soprano) sings a selection, accompanied by JOHN CONSTABLE (piano). Records
An Early Evening Cabaret
Claude Boiling Jazz Suite. BBC North
Voices: French Cabaret Songs
(Repeated tomorrow 12 noon)
Jill's Cabaret
John Constable (piano)
Poulenc Banalites Koechlin Three Songs Weill Marie Galante
Britten Three Cabaret
Songs
Cole Porter The Laziest
Girl in Town; Miss Otis Regrets; The Physician Gershwin By Strauss; S'wonderful; Love
Walked In; Fascinating Rhythm
New York Cabaret
Hall, Manhattan. He selects the best from among the hundreds of songs and performers. Each evening had a theme, among which were Lyrics on Several Occasions - a Celebration of Ira Gershwin; On the Sunny Side of the Street - the Lyrics of Dorothy Field ; Dancing in the Dark - the Words and Music of Howard Dietz and Arthur Schwartz ; and Happy Anniversary - an Appreciation of Some Classic Shows of the Broadway Season of 1947. The cabaret stars in full voice include
Julie Wilson , Annie Ross ,
Margaret Whiting , Richard Rodney Bennett and Andrea Marcovicci.
Cabaret Cocktails
Cabaret Cocktails
Cabaret Cocktails
Next programme tomorrow 7pm
Cabaret Cocktails
Cabaret - Songs of the Jazz Era
Satie La diva de l'empire
Schoenberg Mahnung: Jedem das seine
Poulenc Violon
Roussel Jazz dans la nuit Weill September Song
Poulenc C'est ainsi que tu es; Fetes galantes
Eisler Lied der Kupplerin; Wienerlied Satie Je te veux
Gershwin The man I love; Fascinating rhythm
Britten's Cabaret Songs
NORMA WINSTONE (soprano) COURTNEY KENNY (piano) Introduced by Donald Mitchell
Britten's Cabaret Songs
NORMA WINSTONE (soprano) COURTNEY KENNY (piano) Introduced by Donald Mitchell
* Poulenc Quatre poemes de Guillaume Apollinaire Joseph Horovitz Lady Macbeth Britten Cabaret Songs
Continental Cabaret Chansons
Love and its aftermath, sung by VANNI-MARCOUX. YVETTEGUILBERT.
MARLENE DIETRICH.
MAURICE CHEVALIER and YVONNE VALLEE ,
JEANNE MOREAU. HANS SCHOTT-
SCHOBINGER. MARIE DUBAS. EDITH PIAF , TERESA STRATAS and GEORG KREISLER
(sung in French and German) records
Continental Cabaret Chansons
CLAIRE WALDOFF.
ALEXANDER GALITCH. HERMANN LEOPOLDI and BETYA A MILSKAY A. GEORG KREISLER , HELMUT QU ALTTNGER and GERHARD BRONNER
(sung in French, German, and Russian) records
Continental Cabaret Chansons
Sailors, the Sea, and 'the Bistrot in the Harbour'
With the COMEDIAN HARMONISTS
GEORGES BRASSENS. ARISTIDE BRUANT LES FRERES JACQUES.
CATHERINE SAUVAGE. AMALLA RODRIGUES LOTTE LENYA and LYS GAUTY (sung in French, English,
German and Portuguese): records
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