Lotte Lenya Sings Kurt Weill
Apr 21 1961
•0h 17m
•Ken Russell directed a short document of German actress (and widow) of famed composer Kurt Weill performing many of his best known compositions for BBC TV series "Monitor"
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Lotte Lenya
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