Tuesday 5th November at 13.10 Admission Free Programme - Schumann - Frauenliebe und Leben John McLeod - Songs from Above and Below Kurt Weill - Youkali and Je ne t'aime pas
Kurt Weill was one of the greatest theatre showmen of his day. He wrote music of biting satire and wit, with stories of cruel, calculating women battling against the politics of war-torn Europe. His genius endures with classics from Mack the Knife to Pirate Jenny,
After the show’s sell-out performance at the West End Festival, Glasgow, Take a Walk on the Weill Side is coming to the Voodoo Rooms, Edinburgh on 24th March, 2019, for two performances only, before taking their show on tour to Europe.
Scottish National Gallery Royal Scottish Academy, Lower Galleries Wednesday 9th January, 6-6:45pm £ 6.00 SOLD OUT Inspired by Toulouse-Lautrec’s posters of Parisian music hall stars, mezzo-soprano Taylor Wilson will present a repertoire from the demi monde of chanson, Berlin Kabarett and the film world. SOLD OUT. Doors: 5.30pm; enter via Princes
Kurt Weill, one of the greatest theatre showmen of his day. He wrote music of biting satire and wit, with stories of cruel, calculating women, wreaking revenge on the politics of war-torn Europe. His genius endures with classics from Mack the Knife to Pirate Jenny,
Susan McNaught (soprano), Taylor Wilson (mezzo) and Robert Melling (pianist) present a recital of beautiful German lieder, including the Four Last Songs by Richard Strauss and Frauenliebe und Leben by Robert Schumann. They will finish their programme with a selection of Brahms duets. Susan McNaught Soprano Taylor
A lunchtime recital of beautiful 19th and 20th century songs, chanson and lied, inspired by the sights and sounds of exotic and far-off lands. Susan McNaught Soprano Taylor Wilson Mezzo-Soprano Robert Melling Piano Saturday 12th August at 12.30(1Hr) St Andrew's and St George's West Church 13 George Street Edinburgh EH2 2PA Tickets £10 (£8) 0131
Taylor Wilson, performs a heady selection of songs, including Dietrich, Weill, Piaf and Piazzolla, accompanied by Karen MacIver (piano/accordion) and Robin Mason (cello). Taylor blends a luscious mezzo-soprano voice with an incomparable gift for dramatic truth-telling, where no syllable or nuance is left untouched or
After last year’s highly successful premier and subsequent tour, Life Stories has new performance dates for 2016. Click here for reviews and venue details. Click here to see the trailer. Salford Arts Theatre, Salford, Friday 5th February, 7.30pm The Civic, Barnsley, Saturday 6th February, 7.30pm Junction, Goole, Saturday 20th