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Lerner & Loewe: My Fair Lady
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Sinfonia Of London
Format: CD
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1. My Fair Lady, musical~Act I.
2. Overture -
3. My Fair Lady, musical~Act I. Scene
4. Outside Covent Garden, after the Opera: 1a. Opening Scene
5. My Fair Lady, musical~Act I. Scene
6. Outside Covent Garden, after the Opera:
7. Why Can't the English?
8. My Fair Lady, musical~Act I. Scene
9. Outside Covent Garden, after the Opera:
10. Wouldn't It Be Loverly?
11. My Fair Lady, musical~Act I. Scene
12. Tenement Section, Tottenham Court Road: Come on, Eliza, slip your old Dad half a crown to go home on -
13. My Fair Lady, musical~Act I. Scene
14. Tenement Section, Tottenham Court Road:
15. With a Little Bit of Luck
16. My Fair Lady, musical~Act I. Scene
17. Tenement Section, Tottenham Court Road: 4a. Change of Scene (With a Little Bit of Luck)
18. My Fair Lady, musical~Act I. Scene
19. Professor Higgins's Study: In six months - in three if she has a good ear and a quick tongue -
20. My Fair Lady, musical~Act I. Scene
21. Professor Higgins's Study:
22. I'm an Ordinary Man
23. My Fair Lady, musical~Act I. Scene
24. Professor Higgins's Study: 5a. Change of Scene (I'm an Ordinary Man)
25. My Fair Lady, musical~Act I. Scene
26. Tenement Section, Tottenham Court Road: How'd ya like that? -
27. My Fair Lady, musical~Act I. Scene
28. Tenement Section, Tottenham Court Road:
29. With a Little Bit of Luck (Reprise)
30. My Fair Lady, musical~Act I. Scene
31. Tenement Section, Tottenham Court Road: 6a. Change of Scene (With a Little Bit of Luck)
32. My Fair Lady, musical~Act I. Scene
33. Professor Higgins's Study: Say your vowels -
34. My Fair Lady, musical~Act I. Scene
35. Professor Higgins's Study:
36. Just You Wait
37. My Fair Lady, musical~Act I. Scene
38. Professor Higgins's Study:
39. The Servants' Chorus
40. My Fair Lady, musical~Act I. Scene
41. Professor Higgins's Study:
42. The Rain in Spain
43. My Fair Lady, musical~Act I. Scene
44. Professor Higgins's Study: 1
45. I Could Have Danced All Night
46. My Fair Lady, musical~Act I. Scene
47. Professor Higgins's Study: 10a. Change of Scene. Race Track Fanfare
48. My Fair Lady, musical~Act I. Scene
49. Outside Ascot: Colonel Pickering, I don't understand
50. My Fair Lady, musical~Act I. Scene
51. Ascot: 1
52. Ascot Gavotte
53. My Fair Lady, musical~Act I. Scene
54. Ascot: 1
55. End of Gavotte and Blackout Music
56. My Fair Lady, musical~Act I. Scene
57. Outside Higgins's House, Wimpole Street: Officer, I know this is Wimpole Street -
58. My Fair Lady, musical~Act I. Scene
59. Outside Higgins's House, Wimpole Street: 1
60. On the Street Where You Live
61. My Fair Lady, musical~Act I. Scene
62. Professor Higgins's Study: 1
63. Eliza's Entrance
64. My Fair Lady, musical~Act I. Scene
65. Professor Higgins's Study: Introduction to Promenade
66. My Fair Lady, musical~Act I. Scene 1
67. Outside the Ballroom of the Transylvanian Embassy: Promenade
68. My Fair Lady, musical~Act I. Scene 1
69. The Ballroom of the Transylvanian Embassy: Embassy Waltz
70. My Fair Lady, musical~Entr'acte
71. My Fair Lady, musical~Act II. Scene
72. Professor Higgins's Study: 1
73. You Did It
74. My Fair Lady, musical~Act II. Scene
75. Professor Higgins's Study: 2
76. Just You Wait (Reprise)
77. My Fair Lady, musical~Act II. Scene
78. Outside Higgins's House, Wimpole Street: On the Street Where You Live (Reprise)
79. My Fair Lady, musical~Act II. Scene
80. Outside Higgins's House, Wimpole Street: Show Me
81. My Fair Lady, musical~Act II. Scene
82. Covent Garden, The Flower Market: 2
83. The Flower Market
84. My Fair Lady, musical~Act II. Scene
85. Covent Garden, The Flower Market: 2
86. Get Me to the Church on Time
87. My Fair Lady, musical~Act II. Scene
88. Covent Garden, The Flower Market: 2
89. Change of Scene (Get Me to the Church on Time)
90. My Fair Lady, musical~Act II. Scene
91. The Upstairs Hall, Higgins's House: Now, see here, my good man -
92. My Fair Lady, musical~Act II. Scene
93. The Upstairs Hall, Higgins's House: 2
94. A Hymn to Him
95. My Fair Lady, musical~Act II. Scene
96. The Upstairs Hall, Higgins's House: 24a. Change of Scene (A Hymn to Him)
97. My Fair Lady, musical~Act II. Scene
98. The Garden of Mrs Higgins's House: Well, Eliza, you've had a bit of your own back -
99. My Fair Lady, musical~Act II. Scene
100. The Garden of Mrs Higgins's House: 2
101. Without You
102. My Fair Lady, musical~Act II. Scene
103. Outside Higgins's House, Wimpole Street: 2
104. I've Grown Accustomed to Her Face - / Scene
105. Professor Higgins's Study: I've Grown Accustomed to Her Face
106. My Fair Lady, musical~Act II. Scene
107. Professor Higgins's Study: 2
108. Music for Curtian Calls
109. My Fair Lady, musical~Act II. Scene
110. Professor Higgins's Study: 2
111. Exit Music
112. My Fair Lady, musical~Appendices Original End, Act I: Come to the Ball
113. My Fair Lady, musical~Appendices Original End, Act I: Dressing Eliza Ballet
114. My Fair Lady, musical~Appendices Original End, Act I: Say a Prayer for Me Tonight
115. My Fair Lady, musical~Appendices Original End, Act I: Bridge after 'Say a Prayer for Me Tonight
116. My Fair Lady, musical~Appendices Original End, Act I: Ballroom Introduction - Embassy Waltz (Original Version)
117. My Fair Lady, musical~Original Version of Freddy's Song, Act I: End of Ascot
118. My Fair Lady, musical~Original Version of Freddy's Song, Act I: On the Street Where You Live
119. My Fair Lady, musical~Utility Cues: Why Can't the English?
120. My Fair Lady, musical~Utility Cues: Get Me to the Church on Time
121. My Fair Lady, musical~Utility Cues: Why Can't a Woman?
More Info:
John Wilson comments: My Fair Lady is the quintessential American London musical. There is not a semiquaver or a semi-colon in the wrong place. Steven Wilkie, one of the fiddle players in my orchestra, describes it as The Marriage of Figaro of the twentieth century. And when I asked the great opera conductor Richard Bonynge what the finest post-World War Two operas are, he said, 'My Fair Lady, Oklahoma!... they're the great operas that will live on'. We have recorded every note, including underscoring, plus all the music written but cut before opening, with the instrumentation exactly as it was on opening night. Also, thanks to recent research, we have the restored original orchestrations. The reason I want to record everything the composer, lyricist, book-writer, and orchestrator did is that I believe it is a piece of significance by people who were masters of their art and craft. This was not written in an afternoon; it was chiselled away for months. They were ruthless in excising anything they felt would not make the grade. We have a duty to set down as closely as we can their final thoughts on what they created.
