Combine the talent of Celtic Woman with Broadway music and you have a real treat. It also happens that I've seen both of these shows on Broadway. Nothing better!
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Showing posts with label Broadway. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Broadway. Show all posts
Monday, March 12, 2012
Friday, September 23, 2011
More Lea and Love
A wonderful number that was cut from the Broadway, Miss Saigon.
One of my favorite Gershwin numbers, sung by my favorite Broadway singer:
One of my favorite Gershwin numbers, sung by my favorite Broadway singer:
Monday, September 12, 2011
I love Lea and I love Broadway!
My second favorite from Sunset Boulevard. I love how the story reflects the melancholy that often accompanies change and "progress". Silent Theater is not something we would ever want to go back to, but it was an art form in its own class.
This one is my favorite - the role was written for a woman, but I love this version by Scot Wisniewski and of course the ballad works equally for men whose stars also fell when "talkies" came in. He had to change "Norma" to "Scot" for it to work:)
This one is my favorite - the role was written for a woman, but I love this version by Scot Wisniewski and of course the ballad works equally for men whose stars also fell when "talkies" came in. He had to change "Norma" to "Scot" for it to work:)
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