Sondheim, a Musical Tribute : Original Broadway Cast Recording.

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Call Number: CD Soundtracks Sondheim
On Shelf At: Downtown Library

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Revue.
Compact disc.
Analog recording.
Program notes by Craig Zadan (22 p. : ill.) inserted in container.
Overture (11:10) -- Do I hear a waltz? Do I hear a waltz? / music by Richard Rodgers (2:36) -- Gypsy. If Mama was married / music by Jule Styne (3:02) -- West Side story. America / music by Leonard Bernstein (3:20) --Follies. One more kiss (2:49) ; Broadway baby (2:41) -- Company. You could drive a person crazy (2:53) -- Evening primrose. Take me to the world (2:28) ; I remember (3:29) -- A little night music. Silly people (2:50) ; Two fairy tales (3:24) -- A funny thing happened on the way to the forum. Love is in the air (1:39) ; Your eyes are blue (3:40) -- Follies. Pleasant little kingdom (2:38) ; Too many mornings (4:40) -- Entr'acte (2:48) -- Anyone can whistle. Me and my town (4:34) -- Company. The little things you do together (2:49) ; Getting married today (4:25) -- Follies. Buddy's blues (3:14) -- Saturday night. So many people (4:42) --
(cont.): Company. Another hundred people (2:50) ; Happily ever after (1:02) ; Being alive (2:10) -- Do I hear a waltz? We're gonna be all right / music by Richard Rodgers (4:43) -- Follies. Beautiful girls (2:36) ; I'm still here (5:13) -- Anyone can whistle. A parade in town (2:08) -- Follies. Could I leave you? (3:11) ; Losing my mind (3:54) -- Anyone can whistle. Anyone can whistle (1:45) -- Company. Side by side by side (:40).
Songs with music and/or lyrics by Stephen Sondheim, performed by various Broadway stars ; Paul Gemignani, musical director.
Contents: Do I hear a waltz? -- Gypsy. -- West Side story.

COMMUNITY REVIEWS

Musical Theatre from a Certain Point of View submitted by Meginator on August 11, 2021, 5:06pm This album is an absolute powerhouse of all-time great showtunes, and it doesn’t even include some of Sondheim’s most memorable works! Recorded in 1973, this one-night celebration includes several stars taking on some of the best works from his extensive catalog, and the combination of a solid song selection and outstanding vocal performances makes most of these songs resonate even without the fuller context of the musicals in which they appear. This is a great introduction to a certain era of musical theater and the various song styles and tropes that frequently appear even to this day.