For over fifty years these treasures have lain dormant in the archives! Now at last this volume of ”Unsung Weill” brings together twenty-two hitherto unpublished songs from the pen of the celebrated composer of the ”Threepenny Opera”. All these songs were cut from successful Broadway shows for practical reasons, though they lack nothing of the quality of Kurt Weill’s world-renowned hit songs. The words are by legendary songwriters such as Ira Gershwin, Oscar Hammerstein, Langston Hughes and Ogden Nash.
This volume contains plenty of photographs of the composer and of his songwriters, making it an ideal gift and an essential for any fan of Weill. All the pieces are presented in simple arrangements for solo voice and piano in easy keys, with chord symbols included.

Langstone Hughes: Great Big Sky, Street Light Is My Moonlight
Alan Jay Lerner: You Understand Me So, There‘s Nothing Left for Daddy (But the Rumba), How I Love My Work
Ogden Nash: Who Am I?, Love In A Mist, Vive la différence
Ira Gershwin: Bats About You, Unforgettable, It‘s Never Too Late to Mendelssohn, It Could Have Happened to Anyone
Maxwell Anderson: How Far Will You Go with Me?, The Little Tin God
Sam Coslow: Too Much to Dream, The Romance of a Lifetime
Ann Ronell: The Picture on the Wall, Your Technique, The River Is So Blue
Oscar Hammerstein II: The Good Earth
Lewis Allan: Inventory
Paul Green: Farewell, Goodbye