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Her 1986 debut, Ute Lemper Sings Kurt Weill, established her as a primary interpreter of Weimar Germany's cabaret song tradition. 1989's Crimes of the Heart, showcased her as a pop singer. In 1993, she issued the international best-seller Illusions with authoritative interpretations of the French chanson tradition. She collaborated with Stephen Sondheim on 1995's City of Strangers. 2000's ...
Her celebrated recordings for DECCA include Ute Lemper Sings Kurt Weill (Vols. I and II), Three Penny Opera, The Seven Deadly Sins, Mahogonny Songspiel, Prospero’s Books (Michael Nyman), Songbook (Michael Nyman/Paul Celan), Illusions (Piaf/Dietrich), City of Strangers (Prever/Sondheim) and Berlin Cabaret Songs (German and English versions ...
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Portrait of Ute Lemper (1995) City of Strangers: Songs by Sondheim, Prévert... (1995) Die Eisprinzessin (1995) Birds in Cages (1995) Der Glöckner von Notre-Dame (1996) Berlin Cabaret Songs (versions en anglais et en allemand, 1996/1997) Nuits Étranges (1997) All That Jazz: The Best of Ute Lemper (1998) Chicago (London cast recording, 1998)
Ute Lemper sings Kurt Weill (vol. 2, 1993) Espace Indécent (1993) Portrait of Ute Lemper (1995) City of Strangers (1995) Berlin Cabaret Songs (em inglês e alemão, 1996) Nuits Étranges (1997) All That Jazz (The best of Ute Lemper) (1998) Chicago (Londres, 1998) 2000: Punishing Kiss; 2002: But One Day... 2005: Blood & Feathers: Live from the ...
As is to be expected with Lemper the performances are very theatrical and deal with the themes of restlessness, sleeplessness and loneliness in the city; my only personal criticism is her adoption of a mid-Atlantic accent and an occasional tendency to emulate the worst aspects of jazz singers (i.e. poorly-judged improvising) when singing in English.
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My first contact with Ute Lemper was "Berlin Cabaret Songs", a fantastic disc that I listen often. Afterwards, I bought "But one day...". It is not in my collection anymore. I bought "City of Strangers" given the good critics it has in Amazon, specifically by Mr. Marols.
