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Greatest Hits: Broadway

from: Sony

Release Date October 29, 1996
A nice sampler. I bought it primarily for "Together, Forever" from Gypsy, though its nice to have the Broadway version of "Send in the Clowns (I believe by Glynis Johns). But it is just a sampler, and fans of Broadway music are probably better served buying the full original cast recordings.

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A Total Embrace: The Composer

from: Sony

Release Date September 09, 2003
A nice sampler. I bought it primarily for "Together, Forever" from Gypsy, though its nice to have the Broadway version of "Send in the Clowns (I believe by Glynis Johns). But it is just a sampler, and fans of Broadway music are probably better served buying the full original cast recordings.

CD-Charts Position 3
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Tovarich

from: Drg

Release Date May 07, 2002
Tovarich is a little gem of a show. I bought the LP when it came out back in the 60s and it's been one of my treasures over the years. I was delighted to see that it is now available on CD. The songs in this show run the gamut of emotions as two American teens in Paris fall wildly in love with two older -- and very elegant -- exiled Russian aristocrats played by Vivien Leigh and Jean Pierre Aumont. The CD -- like the show itself -- is really a showcase for the incredible Vivien Leigh, who won a much-deserved Tony for Best Performance for a Leading Actress in a Musical in 1963. Though there is not a videorecording of the show, you can get a taste for how wonderful Tovarich was from the short viedo of Vivien and Byron Mitchell dancing and ... Read More:

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Anya

by: George Abbott

Release Date 1965
Tovarich is a little gem of a show. I bought the LP when it came out back in the 60s and it's been one of my treasures over the years. I was delighted to see that it is now available on CD. The songs in this show run the gamut of emotions as two American teens in Paris fall wildly in love with two older -- and very elegant -- exiled Russian aristocrats played by Vivien Leigh and Jean Pierre Aumont. The CD -- like the show itself -- is really a showcase for the incredible Vivien Leigh, who won a much-deserved Tony for Best Performance for a Leading Actress in a Musical in 1963. Though there is not a videorecording of the show, you can get a taste for how wonderful Tovarich was from the short viedo of Vivien and Byron Mitchell dancing and ... Read More:

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Leonard Rosenman: Chamber Music No 2; William Kraft: Des Imagistes Quadrophonic LP

by: Michael Kermoyan, Ellen Geer

Release Date 1976
Tovarich is a little gem of a show. I bought the LP when it came out back in the 60s and it's been one of my treasures over the years. I was delighted to see that it is now available on CD. The songs in this show run the gamut of emotions as two American teens in Paris fall wildly in love with two older -- and very elegant -- exiled Russian aristocrats played by Vivien Leigh and Jean Pierre Aumont. The CD -- like the show itself -- is really a showcase for the incredible Vivien Leigh, who won a much-deserved Tony for Best Performance for a Leading Actress in a Musical in 1963. Though there is not a videorecording of the show, you can get a taste for how wonderful Tovarich was from the short viedo of Vivien and Byron Mitchell dancing and ... Read More: