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We're spanning 137 years of Broadway musical history as we look at some of the shows that opened in New York in January. From 1887's "The Old Homestead" to this year's "Days of Wine and Roses," we've got 14 songs from a variety of wonderful sources.
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We're looking at some of the shows that opened in New York in September, and this month's playlist covers 116 years of American theatre history.
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This is the first of three programs looking at songs from the musicals that let audiences know the inner thoughts of characters. Called "I Want" songs because they let us know what characters want that drives them to do the things they do throughout the show, these songs usually appear in the first 15 to 20 minutes of the show if they're included in the score. This program looks at 15 songs with "I Want" in their titles.
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This is the second and final program in a series that looks at the work of composer/lyricist Sheldon Harnick whom we lost on June 23rd of 2023.
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This program is taking a second look at some of the numerous ballets found in Broadway musicals from the familiar, "Oklahoma!" to the totally forgotten, "Shangri-La."
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To celebrate all of you mothers out there, we've turned to the musicals for songs about mothers, mommas, and mamas in a variety of circumstances.
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We're surveying 123 years of musical history this week with March show openings beginning with the 1900 revival of "The Bohemian Girl" by Michael Balfe through the 2023 revival of Jason Robert Brown's "Parade."
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This is the first of three programs that will look at just a few of the bonus tracks that were added to CDs because of the additional space. This week, we're focusing on those tracks on film CDs of musicals and films that were focused on music.
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This program presents songs from some of the Broadway and West End musicals which meant something to us and that we were thankful to have seen.
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