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Kurt Weill's first score for the American theatre, Johnny Johnson

Title
Kurt Weill's first score for the American theatre, Johnny Johnson [sound recording] / play by Paul Green ; music by Kurt Weill.
Author
Weill, Kurt, 1900-1950.
Publication
[New York] : M-G-M, [1957]

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Additional Authors
  • Green, Paul, 1894-1981.
  • Lenya, Lotte
  • Meredith, Burgess, 1907-1997
  • Sherman, Hiram, 1908-1989
  • Lear, Evelyn
  • Merrill, Scott
  • Connell, Jane, 1925-2013
  • Stewart, Thomas
  • Sanders, Jean
  • Shaver, Bob
  • Matlowsky, Samuel
  • Malten, William
Description
1 sound disc : analog, 33 1/3 rpm, mono.; 12 in.
Uniform Title
Johnny Johnson. Selections
Alternative Title
  • Johnny Johnson.
  • Over in Europe.
  • Battle of Chickamuagua Hill.
  • Democracy's call.
  • Aggie's song.
  • O heart of love.
  • Capt. Valentine's tango.
  • Song of the goddess.
  • Song of the wounded Frenchman.
  • In No-Man's Land.
  • Cowboy song.
  • Mon ami, my friend.
  • Song of the guns.
  • Music of the stricken redeemer.
  • Allied High Command.
  • Laughing generals.
  • Charleston.
  • In times of tumult and war.
  • Johnny's homecoming.
  • Asylum chorus.
  • Dr. Mahodan's song.
  • Hymn to peace-round.
  • Johnny's song.
Subject
Note
  • Program and biographical notes and synopsis by Edward Cole on container.
Contents
Overture -- Over in Europe -- Battle of Chickamuagua Hill -- Democracy's call -- Johnny's melody -- Aggie's song -- O heart of love -- Capt. Valentine's tango -- Johnny's speech -- Song of the goddess -- Song of the wounded Frenchman -- In no man's land -- Cowboy song -- Mon ami, my friend -- Johnny's dream -- Song of the guns -- Music of the stricken redeemer -- The Allied high command -- The laughing generals -- Charleston -- In times of tumult and war -- Battle and arrest -- Johnny's homecoming -- Asylum chorus -- Dr. Mahodan's song -- Hymn to peace (round) -- Johnny's song.
Call Number
*LZR 367 (C)
LCCN
r 57001333
OCLC
7004727
Author
Weill, Kurt, 1900-1950.
Title
Kurt Weill's first score for the American theatre, Johnny Johnson [sound recording] / play by Paul Green ; music by Kurt Weill.
Imprint
[New York] : M-G-M, [1957]
Performer
Musical theater excerpts featuring Burgess Meredith, Hiram Sherman, Evelyn Lear, Scott Merrill, Jane Connell, Tom Stewart, Jean Sanders, Bob Shaver, William Malten, and Lotte Lenya ; Samuel Matlowsky, conductor.
Added Author
Green, Paul, 1894-1981. Johnny Johnson.
Lenya, Lotte, singer.
Meredith, Burgess, 1907-1997, singer.
Sherman, Hiram, 1908-1989, singer.
Lear, Evelyn. Performer
Merrill, Scott, singer.
Connell, Jane, 1925-2013, singer.
Stewart, Thomas, 1928-2006, singer.
Sanders, Jean. Performer
Shaver, Bob. Performer
Matlowsky, Samuel. Performer
Malten, William. Performer
Added Title
Johnny Johnson.
Over in Europe.
Battle of Chickamuagua Hill.
Democracy's call.
Aggie's song.
O heart of love.
Capt. Valentine's tango.
Song of the goddess.
Song of the wounded Frenchman.
In No-Man's Land.
Cowboy song.
Mon ami, my friend.
Song of the guns.
Music of the stricken redeemer.
Allied High Command.
Laughing generals.
Charleston.
In times of tumult and war.
Johnny's homecoming.
Asylum chorus.
Dr. Mahodan's song.
Hymn to peace-round.
Johnny's song.
Publisher No.
E3447 MGM
Research Call Number
*LZR 367 (C) Program notes on container.
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