The Three Penny Opera (Die Dreigroschenoper)
Album by Kurt Weill & Orchester der Wiener Staatsoper & F. Charles Adler
The Threepenny Opera (Die Dreigroschenoper) is a musical theatre work by composer Kurt Weill, first premiered in 1928. The score blends elements of jazz, cabaret and classical music and is characterised by satirical, theatrical songs that signalled a new direction in Weill's output and in 20th-century musical theatre.

First released: 1968
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- 1.Overture1:40
- 2.Prologue (Ballad of Mack the Knife)2:42
- 3.Jonathan Peachum's Morning Chorale0:56
- 4.Mr. and Mrs. Peachum;s "Instead of" Song2:03
- 5.Wedding Song for Polly and Macheath, by the boys1:10
- 6.Polly's Song of Jenny the Pirate3:26
- 7.Duet in Canon, of Macheath and Brown2:50
- 8.Love Duet of Macheath and Polly2:28
- 9.Polly's Barbara Song4:33
- 10.Act I Finale: Polly and Mr. and Mrs. Peachum4:34
- 11.Farewell Duet of Polly and MacHeath1:28
- 12.Tango Ballad of Jenny the Coutesan and her Protector, Macheath3:36
- 13.Macheath's Ballad of the Easy Life3:20
- 14.Jealousy Duet of Lucy and Polly1:21
- 15.Act II Funalie: Macheath, Mrs. Peachum and Chorus4:20
- 16.Peachum Explains the Futility of Human Strivings1:25
- 17.Jenny's Song of Solomon3:17
- 18.Macheath's Cry from the Shadow of the Grave1:35
- 19.Macheath's Letter from the Grave3:50
- 20.Finale: Mr. and Mrs. Peachum, Polly, Macheath, Brown and Chorus6:59












