tues 05.12.
21:00 United Colours Of Dirty Tones
Paralipomena on the music of Kurt Weills
1st Set:
Ouvertures & Moritat from the 1st String Quartet
Boris Hauf: saxophone
Christoph Helm: guitar
Roland Schueler: cello
Josef Linschinger: piano
2 nd Set:
2 1/3 Mortal Sins (of seven) Ballad on Sexual Bondage
2 1/5 Mortal Sins (of seven) Love Song
2 7/15 Mortal Sins (of seven) Choral
CCD
Renald Deppe: saxophone
Vasile Marian: oboe
Heinz Ditsch: bassoon
Burkhard Stangl: guitar
Patrice Heral: percussion
3rd Set:
Alabama Song, Barbara Song, Bilbao Song
ZOSB
Franz Hautzinger: trumpet, electronics
Helge Hinteregger: saxophone, electronics
"Dear Mr. Deppe,
First of all, thank you for your letter concerning the 6th Jeunesse Festival, "Kurt Weill: Berlin - Paris - New York", which took place at
the end of October.
We consider it an honor that you missed only the improvisational development of Weill's material in this recently completed Weill
festival. As was stated not only in the Austrian media, this was certainly the most comprehensive Weill presentation held in Austria to
date and we were naturally pleased by the recognition the festival received as far away as America.
Nevertheless we are realistic and realize that there are several remaining areas of Weill's work which we were not able to treat within
the framework of this festival. In particular, due to time and, even more importantly, to budgetary factors, we were unable to give due
emphasis to the importance of Weill's role as a genre-bridging catalyst. For your information, the situation was this: Wien Modern
had just begun and the Konzerthaus General Secretary was constantly talking about budgetary restrictions (4 billion schillings), and
as a result Jeunesse only received a 1,500,000 schilling subsidy for the Weill program. This being the case, I think you will
understand how proud we were to have carried off the project at all. (Response by the Jeunesse managment to a letter from Renald
Deppe.)
We have full understanding and have added a postscript by extending this invitation to these otherwise invaluable representatives of
improvisional music." CH
Admission: AS 150
PORGY & BESS, SPIEGELGASSE 2, 1010 WIEN, TEL: 512 84 38