Examples of using Lenya in English and their translations into German
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Weill moves in(together) with Lotte Lenya.
Lotte Lenya, Hilde Knef and Ute Lemper….
You said it can't be regarded as a model because, of course, there is only one Lenya.
MMM, Lenya Golubkov- what sweet memories.
I did in fact once find a story that I was very interested in- the life of Lotte Lenya.
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There was only one Lenya, and there can't be another.
But Lenya Golikov met them with dense fire from the PPSh.
Despite this movie hit Lotte Lenya concentrated to the stage again exclusively.
The latter contains documents on the reception history of Kurt Weill andLotte Lenya in Germany.
There was only one Lenya, and she could pull certain things off.
Lenya participated in 27 battles, undermined motor vehicles with ammunition and more than a dozen bridges.
Some of us need their Callas, Sutherland or Lenya, others prefer Horne, Lee or Vaughan.
But Lotte Lenya sang Jenny here for the first time, a role that Weill had never intended for her.
There have been many productions that haveattempted to cast Jenny with an actress who sings like Lenya, and it just doesn't work.
The actress and singer Lotte Lenya was born as Karoline Wilhelmine Charlotte Blamauer in Vienna.
The huge success led toa filming in 1931 also called"Die 3 Groschen-Oper"(31)and in this movie Lotte Lenya played the role of Jenny again.
Slender Lenya looked even younger than his 14 years that's how much he was at the time of the beginning of the war.
Only later would we meet his true love Lotte Lenya whose striking voice he adored»like a force of nature, like an element«.
Lotte Lenya was able to continue her stage career in the USA and from the 50s she appeared in Germany again.
In 1942, sitting in the observation post atroad, Lenya Golikov saw how the elegant, varnished car of the Germans was passing along it.
Lotte Lenya, who has been somewhat forgotten in her home town, had an extremely eventful life in which were reflected all the heights and the depths of the last century.
During the performance of, Rise and Fall of thecity of Mahagonny in Vienna, Lotte Lenya encounters the singer Otto Pasetti and decides to live together with him.
Lenya did do it in Vienna in April 1932, in a version lasting little more than an hour, again at a private theatre rather than in a state-subsidised opera house.
Oscar Wilde and Rosa Luxemburg, Erich Maria Remarque and Mozart,Lotte Lenya and Anton Chekhov all have their say, but also Gollum, who lays his heart at the feet of his ring in a letter.
But Leigh has the misfortune to fall in love with her«young man», who convincingly feigns amour,then flutters away on another attractive assignment provided by agent-panderer Lotte Lenya.
The one Weill wrote in 1931 for Lenya for the Berlin production, which is the more famous one now, or the original setting, which is less"songlike" and more neo-classical, even Hindemithian, in style?
There are also artifacts scattered around the room, including LPs by The Impressions("Keep on Pushing"), Robert Johnson("King of the Delta Blues Singers"), Ravi Shankar("India's Master Musician"),Lotte Lenya("Sings Berlin Theatre Songs by Kurt Weill") and Eric Von Schmidt"The Folk Blues of Eric Von Schmidt.
At that time Lenya was inquiring because, after the world-wide success of The Threepenny Opera that started here in New York in 1955 and a bit later in London, there was a big recording frenzy for all the Weill/Brecht works.
An irrepressibble lust for life: Sona MacDonald pays tribute to two of the most iconic and enduring figures in show business.Lotte Lenya(whose real name was Karoline Blamauer, from Vienna's Penzing district) became Kurt Weill's wife and muse. Her performance as Pirate Jenny in the Threepenny Opera helped make the play a classic.
Which entailed some new, silent revisions for Lenya, because now she was singing at least a fourth or a fifth lower than she had back in 1931, when her voice had been described by Ernst Bloch as that of a songbird,"sweet, high, light, dangerous, cool, with the radiance of the crescent moon.