Kurt Weill's collaboration with Bertolt Brecht, a German playwright and poet, revolutionized music theater in the 1920s and 1930s.
Album & Artwork
The album "Je ne t'aime pas" features a selection of songs exploring the complex relationship between love, loss, and female resilience.
Composition History
Benjamin Britten's Cabaret Songs were written during his intense friendship with poet W. H. Auden, blurring the lines between classical music and cabaret.
Composer's Artistic Vision
The album features works by three contemporary composers: Kurt Weill, Francis Poulenc, and Benjamin Britten, all active in the first half of the 20th century.
Composer's Artistic Vision
A common theme across the album's song selection is the portrayal of women as complex, resilient figures facing the challenges of love and life.
Performer Biography
Soprano Tineke Van Ingelgem is the founder and artistic director of Opera Caramba!, an opera company for children, and a radio host on Belgian national classical radio, Klara.
Performer Biography
Pianist Aaron Wajnberg, who debuted at Carnegie Hall in 2011, is the artistic director of Antwerp LiedFest, nurturing young musical talent.
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