Weill/ Dohmen/ Azesberger - Propheten Release:Propheten Capriccio and critical acclaim from outlets

and critical acclaim from outlets such as Rolling Stone

Anchored in an optimistic synthesis of classical

this recording demonstrates the work's modernity and it's musical qualities

and the Russian National Piano Competition held in Moscow

possessed of a clear unwavering tone and an extraordinary technique

Weill/ Dohmen/ Azesberger - Propheten Release:Propheten Capriccio and critical acclaim from outletsThe score of The Prophets, intended as the last act of The Eternal Road, was the last that Kurt Weill composed in Europe and his last extensive setting in German, before he personally and professionally adopted the language of his new home, America. Musically, he drew on all his previous great works, from Mahagonny and the Seven Deadly Sins to his Second Symphony. At the same time, he foreshadowed some of his soon to be written works for Broadway. In