The Railway Children Libretti stage-musicalA superb adaptation for the musical stage of E. Nesbit's quintessentially English classic. An idyllic Edwardian family Christmas is interrupted by a knock at the door and a family's life is changed forever. Father is wrongfully arrested and Mother and the three children Roberta (Bobbie) Peter and Phyllis are forced to move to the country. Discovering a railway near their new house is just the beginning of a series of adventures set over one long
Prologue: The Ballad of Sweeney Todd - Performer: Stephen Sondheim - Composer: Stephen Sondheim - From: Musical "Sweeney Todd" - Lyrics Included - Key: F Sharp Minorbr /br6
Written by experts with extensive experience in the professional singing arena Mary King & Anthony Legge (from T Mary King and Anthony Legge
Fools Rush In - Performer: Frank Sinatra - Composer: Johnny Mercer and Rube Bloom - Lyrics Included - Key: Gbr /br8
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Includes a biographical essay written by Brendan Gill
Pseudolus a simpering slave is trying to win his own freedom by cooking up a romance for his master's son Hero with the pretty young virgin Philia
At some time during the 1970s or '80s though the Broadway musical hit the buffers which coincided with the arrival of the "British Broadway musical"
The text and illustrations in A Wonderful Welcome to Oz are based on those in the first American editions
The Money Song (Sitting Pretty) - Composer: John Kander and Fred Ebb - From: Musical "Cabaret" - Lyrics Included - Key: Fbr /br2:12
Interpreting music and lyrics
When you think of legendary Broadway tunes great duets like "We Kiss In A Shadow" from "The King And I" "People We Will Say We're In Love" from "Oklahoma" and "It Only Takes A Moment" from "Hello Dolly" come to mind
Day In Day Out - Performer: Frank Sinatra - Composer: Johnny Mercer and Rube Bloom - Lyrics Included - Key: Fbr /br25
