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The album THE SONGS THAT GOT AWAY
@1989 The Really Useful Record Co. Ltd.
Andrew Lloyd Webber, producer
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recorded in New York, London and Vienna
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music and lyrics by Stephen Schwartz
from the show The Baker's Wife (1976)
Geoff Eales, piano
orchestration adapted from the original by Andrew Lloyd
Webber and Laurence Roman
Harry Rabinowitz, conductor
published by Copyright Control
@1989 The Really Useful Record Co. Ltd.
I Am Going To Like It Here
music by Richard Rodgers
lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein
from the show Flower Drum Song (1958)
Luther Henderson, orchestrator
Harry Rabinowitz, conductor
orchestra recorded by Thomas Z. Shepard
published by EMI Music Publ. Ltd
@1989 The Really Useful Record Co. Ltd.
I Remember
music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim
from the show Evening Primrose (1966)
Luther Henderson, orchestrator
Harry Rabinowitz, conductor
published by Chappell Music Ltd
@1989 The Really Useful Record Co. Ltd.
Mr. Monotony
music and lyrics by Irving Berlin
from the show Miss Liberty (1949), Call Me Madam (1950)
and from the movie Easter Parade (1948). However, the number was cut from all three productions, an Irving Berlin first !!!
David Cullen, orchestrator
Micheal Reed, conductor
published by Irving Berlin (England) Music Ltd
@1989 The Really Useful Record Co. Ltd.
Dreamers
music by Marvin Hamlisch
lyrics by Christopher Adler
from the show Jean Seberg (1983)
Richard Hazard, orchestrator
Marvin Hamlisch, conductor
Marvin Hamlisch, producer
published by Chappell Music Ltd/EMI Music Ltd
@1989 The Really Useful Record Co. Ltd.
Silent Heart
music by Vivian Ellis
lyrics by A. P. Herbert
from the show Bless The Bride (1947)
David Beer, solo piano
Luther Henderson, orchestrator
Harry Rabinowitz, conductor
orchestra recorded by Thomas Z. Shepard
published by Chappell Music Ltd
@1989 The Really Useful Record Co. Ltd.
Lud's Wedding
music by Leonard Bernstein
lyrics by Alan Jay Lerner
from the show 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue (1976)
Ritchie Pitts, male vocal
The Stephen Hill Singers, chorus
orchestration adapted from the original by Laurence Roman
Micheal Reed, conductor
published by Boosey & Hawkes Music Publishing Ltd.
@1989 The Really Useful Record Co. Ltd.
Three-Cornered Tune
music and lyrics by Frank Loesser
from the show Guys and Dolls (1950)
Peter Matz, orchestrator
Harry Rabinowitz, conductor
orchestra recorded by Thomas Z. Shepard
published by MPL Communications Ltd
@1989 The Really Useful Record Co. Ltd.
If I Ever Fall In Love Again
music by Peter Greenwell
lyrics by Peter Wildeblood
from the show The Crooked Mile (1959)
Steve Margoshes, orchestrator
Harry Rabinowitz, conductor
published by Edward Kassner Music Co. Ltd
@1989 The Really Useful Record Co. Ltd.
What Makes Me Love Him ?
music by Jerrold Bock
lyrics by Sheldon Harnick
from the show The Apple Tree (1966)
orchestration adapted from the original by Tony Cox
Harry Rabinowitz, conductor
orchestra recorded by Thomas Z. Shepard
published by Carlin Music Corp.
@1989 The Really Useful Record Co. Ltd.
Chi Il Bel Sogno Di Doretta
music by Giacomo Puccini
lyrics by Giuseppe Adami
from the show La Rondine (1917)
Harry Rabinowitz, conductor
orchestra recorded by Thomas Z. Shepard
published by Alfred A. Kalmus Ltd/MCPS
@1989 The Really Useful Record Co. Ltd.
Away From You
music by Richard Rodgers
lyrics by Sheldon Harnick
from the show Rex (1976)
David Cullen and Andrew Lloyd Webber, orchestrators
Harry Rabinowitz, conductor
published by Chappell Music Ltd
@1989 The Really Useful Record Co. Ltd.
If Love Were All
music and lyrics by Noel Coward
from the show Bittersweet (1929)
Barbara Thompson, saxophone solos
Harry Rabinowitz, conductor
published by Chappell Music Ltd
@1989 The Really Useful Record Co. Ltd.
Half A Moment
music by Andrew Lloyd Webber
lyrics by Alan Ayckbourn
from the show Jeeves (1975)
David Cullen and Andrew Lloyd Webber, orchestrators
Micheal Reed, conductor
published by Jeeves Music Ltd
@1989 The Really Useful Record Co. Ltd. |
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