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Howard Sings Ashman
Songwriter Series
A two-CD set: the first capturing seventeen of the Grammy and Oscar-winning lyricist's famed collaborations with composer Alan Menken; the second featuring fifteen previously-unreleased demos from his 1986 Broadway collaboration with Marvin Hamlisch, the cult classic Smile. More... |
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If I Sing
The Songwriters Album
This aural treasure trove includes tracks from Stephen Schwartz (Wicked), Maury Yeston (Nine), Robert Lopez & Jeff Marx (Avenue Q), Richard Maltby & David Shire (Baby), Andrew Lippa (The Wild Party), Lucy Simon (The Secret Garden), Gretchen Cryer & Nancy Ford (I'm Getting My Act Together...), plus Grammy winners Julie Gold and Larry Gatlin. More... |
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Judy Kuhn
Rodgers, Rodgers & Guettel
Four-time Tony Award–nominee Judy Kuhn delivers a master class on three generations of Broadway songwriters: Richard Rodgers, his daughter Mary Rodgers, and her son Adam Guettel. More... |
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Jule Styne in Hollywood
Featuring the best and the brightest from Broadway, jazz and cabaret including Audra McDonald, Sutton Foster, Victoria Clark, Kelli O'Hara, Brent Barrett, Norm Lewis, Marin Mazzie & Jason Danieley, and more!
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Kate Baldwin
She Loves Him
In the first solo disc devoted entirely to Broadway legend Sheldon Harnick’s lyrics and music, Kate Baldwin mines the master’s witty, moving and funny songs to astonishing effect. More... |
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Maury Sings Yeston
Professionally recorded in studios over a forty-year period, these solo performances (several with elaborate multitracked vocals) capture the giddiness of creation with nuance, consummate skill, and a vitality of interpretation rarely encountered in private demos. More... |
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Noël and Cole
NOËL AND COLE cleverly alternates songs by these two musical-theatre masters, as it compares and contrasts their views on show business, high society, civic pride, and of course, love and loss. More... |
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Windflowers
The Songs of Jerome Moross
Composer Jerome Moross wrote ballets, film scores and classical works, but his first love was the theatre. "There's always another melody to be written," he would say, and WINDFLOWERS: THE SONGS OF JEROME MOROSS offers delectable proof. More... |
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