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Into The Woods - Cut Song "Second Midnight"
zhlédnutí 49KPřed 17 lety
The Original Broadway Cast of Stephen Sondheim's Into The Woods perform Second Midnight, a song cut from the final version of the show. The song features sections cut from the full version of Children Will Listen, heard in many solo performances of that song. Bernadette Peters, Joanna Gleason, Chip Zien, and the complete original cast perform with piano.
Elaine Stritch - Broadway Baby (Sondheim 75th Birthday 2005)
zhlédnutí 242KPřed 17 lety
Theater legend Elaine Stritch sings one of her signature songs, Broadway Baby (from the musical Follies) for friend and composer Stephen Sondheim Performed in honor of Stephen Sondheim's 75th Birthday on July 8, 2005 at the Hollywood Bowl, Los Angeles. A benefit concert for Children Will Listen, a program of the ASCAP Foundation. I did not personally film this.
Audra McDonald - What Can You Lose?/Not A Day Goes By
zhlédnutí 219KPřed 17 lety
Audra McDonald performs a medley of the Sondheim songs What Can You Lose? (from the movie Dick Tracy) and Not A Day Goes By (from Merrily We Roll Along) Performed in honor of Stephen Sondheim's 75th Birthday on July 8, 2005 at the Hollywood Bowl, Los Angeles. A benefit concert for Children Will Listen, a program of the ASCAP Foundation. I did not personally film this.
Marin Mazzie & Stephanie D'Abruzzo - There's Always A Woman
zhlédnutí 55KPřed 17 lety
Marin Mazzie & Stephanie D'Abruzzo sing the song There's Always A Woman, a song cut from the Stephen Sondheim musical Anyone Can Whistle. Performed in honor of Stephen Sondheim's 75th Birthday on July 8, 2005 at the Hollywood Bowl, Los Angeles. A benefit concert for Children Will Listen, a program of the ASCAP Foundation. I did not personally film this.
West Side Story- Tonight Quintet (Sondheim Birthday Benefit)
zhlédnutí 133KPřed 17 lety
Jason Daniely and Audra McDonald lead a performance of the Tonight Quintet from the Leonard Bernstein/Stephen Sondeim musical West Side Story. Also featuring Vanessa Williams as Anita and James Barbour as Riff. Performed in honor of Stephen Sondheim's 75th Birthday on July 8, 2005 at the Hollywood Bowl, Los Angeles. A benefit concert for Children Will Listen, a program of the ASCAP Foundation. ...
What More Do I Need?/Opening Doors - Sondheim Medley
zhlédnutí 300KPřed 17 lety
Anne Hathaway sings Stephen Sondheim's What More Do I Need? (from Saturday Night) followed by a performance of the Opening Doors sequence from Merrily We Roll Along where Hathaway is joined by Eric McCormack (of Will & Grace fame), Alexander Gemignani (Sweeney Todd revival, Les Miserable revival), and Stephanie D'Abruzzo (of Avenue Q). Featuring original Broadway cast member Jason Alexander spe...
Marin Mazzie - In Buddy's Eyes
zhlédnutí 46KPřed 17 lety
Marin Mazzie sings In Buddy's Eyes from Stephen Sondheim's musical Follies. Performed in honor of Stephen Sondheim's 75th Birthday on July 8, 2005 at the Hollywood Bowl, Los Angeles. A benefit concert for Children Will Listen, a program of the ASCAP Foundation. I did not personally film this.
A Little Priest - Angela Lansbury & Len Cariou (July 2005)
zhlédnutí 450KPřed 17 lety
Angela Lansbury & Len Cariou reprise their original Sweeney Todd roles for Stephen Sondheim's 75th Birthday benefit concert. Some minor flubbing, and Len Cariou does not have the voice he once had, but an absolutely charming performance. July 8, 2005 at the Hollywood Bowl, Los Angeles A benefit concert for Children Will Listen, a program of the ASCAP Foundation. I did not personally tape this.
Desperate Housewives - Stephen Sondheim Birthday Tribute
zhlédnutí 76KPřed 17 lety
Filmed segment featuring the main cast of Desperate Housewives naming their "favorite" Stephen Sondheim song, complete with Mary Alice voice-over and even a visit from the deceased Martha Hueber. Bree Van De Kamp's choice gets an especially good reaction from the already excited crowd. Creator Marc Cherry is a big fan of musical theater composer Stephen Sondheim, and Desperate Housewives episod...
I had the great pleasure of being in the audience that night. What an amazing show!
Two people simply standing next to one another singing a song and all of the magic from that genius musical is recreated. genius.
OMG! How have I never seen this? I saw her sing "Ladies Who Lunch" when I was maybe 15 at my very first Sondheim show. Little did I know how much joy and excitement and gratitude and appreciation this wonderful wonderful woman would make me feel throughout my life. They're looking for a woman to honor and put on the currency? Search is over - this one right here!
Did you see her solo show At Liberty? She did this one in that show too. Saw it on Broadway and then when she toured it to Toronto. So amazing and i fellt so lucky to see a Broadway legend do some if the songs associated with her.
Her best song is Ladies who Lunch from Company
I was at the Hollywood watching amazing performance and also lucky to see the two of them on broadway. One of my favorite musicals on broadway. Sondheim masterpiece and one of Angela Landsbury best performances.
And she was almost 80 when she did this?? AMAZING!!!LOVE this broad!! Something burlesque in the way she does this
Audra takes my breath away!
Wish I had seen them. I love❤ them both.
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Noone sung this song like ELAINE I saw her show AT LIBERTY at OLD VIC LONDON many years ago... MAGICAL! RIP X ( LADIES WHO LUNCH FROM COMPANY ALSO THE DEFINITIVE VERSION)
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Thrilling!
She’s 80 here
...For the truly brutal reality of human love in classical American popular song: Country Girl Tony Bennett 1967 To a Wild Rose Kenny Rankin 1980 --Edward MacDowell's poem from Woodland Sketches of 1896 Not A Day Goes By Carly Simon 1981 --*Merrily We Roll Along*, Sondheim 1981 The Two Lonely People Bill Evans & Tony Bennett 1977rel, 1976recorded Honorable Mention: Haunted Heart Dietz and Schwartz 1948 Jo Stafford Jane Monheit not bad Not A Day Goes By Bernadette Peters early 1990s London Not A Day Goes By Audra McDonald 2005 in LA ON A DEEPER more philosophical level: Don McLean - Vincent (Starry, Starry Night) released Mar1972 U.S.
Angela. Lansbury. Amen. We did not deserve this woman.
How I admired Miss Lansbury! A true Master of the Arts. Heaven got a good one. Loved her.
Perfection. Absolute Perfection Rest in Greatness Angela ❤😭 "No, you see, the trouble with poet is how do you know it's deceased? Try the priest." My favourite line ever.
Great to hear the two of them together again. Len's voice is not as big as it used to be, but that doesn't matter.
An exceptionally beautiful voice, but oversung, Barbara Cook rendition, more tenderness, warmth and sometimes singing less conveys more, this is a song not an operatic aria.
Are any of you serious?A beautiful and intelligent performance.
I hope my singing voice sounds this good when I'm in my 80s. May Dame Angela's memory be a blessing.
Seriously your critiquing Lens voice God. They needed to do this on Stephen's Kennedy Center Honors toast. It was Horrible.. Of all the songs and performers in the world they get Jason Alexander . HOLY CHRISTMAS not good looking not a singer and not charismatic God what was the budget
Man, what a pair. If you close your eyes, they sound just the same as they did around 20 years ago. I love when Len breaks and giggles after the general pun x) Rest in peace, Mrs. Lansbury. What a wonderful woman and actress.
OMG I love this.
Angela Lansbury recently passed away 😢 RIp beautiful legend
It’s Commissioner Reagan.
RIP ANGELA
God love Angela Lansbury.
R.I.P., Angela Lansbury...
RIP, Angela, you will be missed,
RIP dear Angela.
I had the honor of seeing these two on B'way. Magic! RIP Dame Angela - the greatest!
I wish I could have seen her on stage like this ❤
RIP Angela Lansbury. Goodnight Mrs. Lovett
Rest well, great lady....
Angela Lansbury passed away today at the age of 96. A very sad day. Seven decades of wonderful entertainment to the world. I was lucky to see her in the original Broadway production of Sweeney Todd. Phenomenal show and performance! After the show I wrote to Miss Lansbury and Len C. They were kind enough to send me autographs. The world mourns the loss of Ms Lansbury but cherishes the vast and unparalleled body of work that she left us to enjoy forever. Rest in peace! 🙏♥️
Still one of the greatest of all time RIP Angela
Fantastic. Thank you Ms. Landsbury. R.I.P.
I wish Angela Lansbury had played Mrs lovett in the film version,way before the Depp carter Burton effort.
Anybody else watching after just hearing that this amazing woman passed today. What a talent and what a career.
Bloody funny! RIP.
RIP Dame Angela Lansbury
RIP: Angela Lansbury! Wonderful performance she was 80 here.
R.I.P Stephen Sondheim and Angela Lansbury
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: This just in. Dame Angela Lansbury passed away today at 96. What a legacy. What a life. So iconic. Heartbreaking. We will miss you. Brava. RIP
It's a shame Michael Ball and Imelda Staunton did not take Sweeney Todd to US those who saw them on stage and CZcams they so deserved the Oliver they were just brilliant and very creepy
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Every year or so i come back to this cuz i always forget its not in the final musical because its become one of my favorite pieces from it lkdjfgh
Audra... that noteeee!! I just stroked out!!!
Makes sense now why she became Jessica Fletcher...she's had practice plotting murder 😁