Metropolitan Room (New York City, NY)
The Metropolitan Room welcomes The Kurt Weill Project. Composed of pianist Frank Ponzio, bassist Peter Donovan, drummer Vito Lesczak, and vocalist Hilary Gardner, they offer a compelling jazz interpretation of the legendary German songwriter's music. They recently released A Song About Forever, an album featuring Weill's music.
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The last date listed for The Kurt Weill Project: A Song About Forever was Sunday March 29, 2009 / 9:30pm. (view all dates)
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High-end cabaret and jazz club the Metropolitan Room brings the best in live music to New York City. Fabulous performers take the stage in an atmosphere reminiscent of the golden age of cabaret. See event details for each night's line-up. Learn More
Absolutely marvelous show! The jazz was first rate and the singer is a beautiful 1940s Julie London reincarnated. Interpretations were sensitive and unique. "Mack The Knife" was totally reinvented. Great evening and I hope to see this show reprised at a future date.
The Metropolitan Room is housed in a landmark 1898 building. This vintage space now plays host to an updated take on the idea of a music club, combining state-of-the-art sound and lighting systems with old-world charm and style. Similar to the high-end equipment used in concert halls, these systems fill the room with crisp, clear sound to generate unparalleled cabaret and jazz performances.
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United by their artistic curiosity and eclectic musical pedigrees, pianist Frank Ponzio, bassist Peter Donovan, drummer Vito Lesczak, and vocalist Hilary Gardner embarked on a journey through the challenging, haunting, and deeply human world of Kurt Weill. Their resulting recording, A Song About Forever, explores Weill’s music from a jazz perspective, while incorporating the classical, theatrical, and global influences that continue to make Weill’s music compelling to listeners from all walks of life.
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