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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0636943256022
Format: Original recording remastered
Label: Naxos
Manufacturer: Naxos
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Naxos
Release Date: April 16, 2002
Studio: Naxos
Sales Rank: 391244
Disc 1:- A Medley of Gertrude Lawrence Song Successes: Someone to Watch Over Me/A - Gertrude Lawrence, Gershwin, George
- I Said Goodbye - Gertrude Lawrence, Novello
- Maybe - Gertrude Lawrence, Gershwin, George
- Someday I'll Find You - Gertrude Lawrence, Coward, Noel
- My Sweet - Gertrude Lawrence, Hamilton
- Mad About the Boy - Gertrude Lawrence, Coward, Noel
- Let's Say Goodbye - Gertrude Lawrence, Coward, Noel
- Act 1 Love Scene (Someday I'll Find You) - Gertrude Lawrence, Coward
- Act 2 Love Scene : I Never Realised/If You ... - Gertrude Lawrence, Coward
- How Could We Be Wrong? - Gertrude Lawrence, Porter, Cole
- Experiment - Gertrude Lawrence, Porter, Cole
- Then/Play, Orchestra, Play/You Were There - Gertrude Lawrence, Coward
- Has Anybody Seen Our Ship? - Gertrude Lawrence, Coward
- An Hour Ago This Minute - Gertrude Lawrence, Green
- What Now? - Gertrude Lawrence, Green
- Moonlight Is Silver - Gertrude Lawrence, Dane
- A Medley of Gertrude Lawrence Song Successes: Limehouse Blues/You ... - Gertrude Lawrence, Dubin
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Gertrude Lawrence had the most amazing life. She was born Gertrud Alexandra Dagmar Klasen in 1898, and her childhood was spent in and around the tenement suburb of Clapham, London. When she was around twelve years old, she first met Noel Coward, as they were both pupils at Italia Conti's stage school. At the age of seventeen she made her professional debut in music hall, and soon managed to get into the chorus of Andre Charlot's legendary London revues (beginning with "Some" and "Cheep!" in 1916; which also fostered the talents of Jack Buchanan, Beatrice Lillie and Noel Coward). After slaving away in the chorus and understudying the various female leads for many, many months, Charlot selected her to headline the Broadway transfer of "Andre ... Read More:
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Gertrude Lawrence, the legendary English theatrical performer, is quite simply an important part of musical theatre history. She was the first performer ever to introduce Gershwins' "Someone To Watch Over Me," and, incidentally, was the original Broadway Anna in R&H's "The King and I." Tragically, this turned out to be her last appearance. Check out that glorious 1951 cast album! Here, as on other important G.L. CDs: "Star" and "Star Quality," the latter of which features some rare and intriguing LIVE recordings, her charm is unmistakeably there. It was said by many fortunate to have witnessed her live that her stage presence cast a glow "the like of which we shall never see again." I think Noel Coward said this. This truth is evident in the wonderfully ... Read More:
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