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''Die Sieben Todsünden'' (''The Seven Deadly Sins'') is a 1933 operatic ballet by BertoltBrecht and KurtWeill, written at the start of Brecht's exile from the German stage. It was originally intended for a French audience.
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''Die Sieben Todsünden'' (''The Seven Deadly Sins'') is a 1933 operatic ballet by Creator/BertoltBrecht and KurtWeill, written at the start of Brecht's exile from the German stage. It was originally intended for a French audience.
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The minimalist play is one of BertoltBrecht's most famous and most popular works. Several English translations exist, the most famous of which was beautifully recorded by Marianne Faithfull. The "canon" German version was performed and recorded by Miss LotteLenja.
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The minimalist play is one of Creator/BertoltBrecht's most famous and most popular works. Several English translations exist, the most famous of which was beautifully recorded by Marianne Faithfull. The "canon" German version was performed and recorded by Miss LotteLenja.
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