23 mixes with tracks by “kurt weill”

Fishnet stockings, bowler hats, canes, glitter, corsets
- all that jazz! in English / German / French /Polish. so far!

the largest part of epic classical series. this last epic collection is mostly rooted in modernist aesthetics, but you can also find some baroque, romantic and avant-garde 33 tunes including Béla Bartók, Jean Sibelius and Toru Takemitsu.

*cover by Caspar David Friedrich. The Stages of LIfe (1835)

victorian epoch always been one of the most paradoxical periods in culture, full of secrets, whisper, recesses, spiritual experiences. assemblage of songs that will transport you in dark and bright corridors of human existence including Sylvain Chauveau, Robert Schumann and Wim Mertens.

OR Don't Mention the War! :) everything German I happen to like, including the great classical composers, early punk bands, cabaret music and neo-gothic. Eintopfgericht - all in one! Guten Appetit!

no one says you have to be any way except the way you are now.

A Halloween playlist that shows how creepy classical music can be.

"Berlin ... like New York, has an atmosphere that is immensely exhilarating. Evening after evening, I left the hotel and wandered from bar to bar, overstimulated and sleepless. And all I wanted was to speak and hear German."

Postcards from Weimar-era Berlin featuring Lotte Lenya, Marlene Dietrich, the Comedian Harmonists, and others.

http://www.youtube.com/user/Alfruna#p/u/4/4ls8SPpRXgU

Twenty-five tracks including music by Alamaailman Vasarat, Bauhaus, and Big Blood. Self-deprecation optional.

A smuggler's steamer bound for the Suez Canal, the East Indies, Shanghai, Tokyo. Don't ask questions. Heave away, boys.

Eight tracks including music by Bertold Brecht, Kurt Weill and Leonard Cohen.

without him, we wouldn't have weird experimental modernist german theatre. and probably wouldn't have these tracks, including - the tiger lillies, vermillion lies and evelyn evelyn.