Susan Zarrabi, Gerold Huber & Ulrike Folkerts

Alfred Döblin
Excerpt from Die beiden Freundinnen und ihr Giftmord, Reading in German

Friedrich Cerha
Du bist mein, ich bin dein (from Ein Buch von der Minne)

Carl Loewe
Du Ring an meinem Finger (from Frauenliebe Op. 60)

Ludwig van Beethoven
Der Kuss Op. 128

Franz Schubert
Die Liebe hat gelogen D 751

Kurt Weill
Wie man sich bettet, so liegt man (from Aufstieg und Fall der Stadt Mahagonny)

Frank Wedekind
Excerpt from Lulu, Reading in German

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Warnung KV 433

Kurt Weill
Die Ballade von der sexuellen Hörigkeit (from the Threepenny Opera)

Friedrich Hollaender
Oh Mond (from Lieder eines armen Mädchens)

Georg Büchner
Excerpt from Woyzeck, Reading in German

Friedrich Cerha
Ihre Schönheit, das habe ich erkannt (from Ein Buch von der Minne)

Franz Schubert
Der Zwerg D 771

Heinrich Heine
Mit deinen blauen Augen, Reading in German

Johannes Brahms
Dein blaues Auge Op. 59 No. 8

Georg Kreisler
Herberts blaue Augen
Excerpts from the Diary of Karl Deutmann from Adlershof near Berlin, Reading in German

Friedrich Hollaender
Black Market (from A Foreign Affair)
Excerpt from the Austrian outdoor magazine "Kompass", Reading in German

Georg Kreisler
Frühlingslied
Report from the newspaper "Blick aktuell", June 1, 2021, Reading in German

Friedrich Hollaender
Die Kleptomanin

In an unconventional and entertaining recital, Susan Zarrabi and Gerold Huber follow the traces of crime in song—with expert support from actress Ulrike Folkerts, best known as the longest-­serving detective on German TV’s Tatort (“Crime Scene”). Performing classic works from Mozart to Brahms as well as cabaret songs by Friedrich Hollaender and Georg Kreisler, which will be interspersed with readings, the three artists pursue thieves, black­market dealers, poisoners, and other shady characters.