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Stephen Sondheim

Artist Song
Elizabeth Allen & Sergio Franchi  Do I Hear a Waltz?: Someone Like You  
Stephen Sondheim  Evening Primrose: If You Can Find Me I'm Here  
Stephen Sondheim  What More Do I Need? (from "Saturday Night")  
Millicent Martin  I Never Do Anything Twice (from 7% Solution)  
Madonna  More  
Stephen Sondheim  Act II: The Game  
Various Artists  The Glamorous Life (Judy Kahan, Glynis Johns, Hermione Gingold, Teri Ralston, Beth Fowler, Barbara Lang, Benjamin Rayson, Gene Varrone)  
Lonny Price & Paul Gemignani  Our Time  
Barbra Streisand  Goodbye for Now  
Original Broadway Cast  Another National Anthem (From "Assassins")  
Stephen Sondheim  Take Me to the World (From "Evening Primrose")  
Musical Cast Recording  Saturday Night (From "Marry Me a Little")  
Stephen Sondheim  I Remember (From "Evening Primrose")  
Stephen Sondheim  Act I: Bounce  
Alexis Smith  Could I Leave You?  
Madonna  Sooner or Later  
Various Artists  Symphonic Sondheim: Sweeney Todd  
Jack Gilford, Ken Thorne, Michael Hordern & Zero Mostel  Everybody Ought to Have a Maid  
Stephen Sondheim  You're Only As Old As You Look  
Paul Gemignani  Finale: Waiting for the Girls Upstairs and Beautiful Girls (Reprises) (From "Follies")  
Various Artists  You Must Meet My Wife (Glynis Johns, Len Cariou)  
Angela Lansbury, Arnold Soboloff & Peg Murray  Miracle Song  
Paul Gemignani  On the Steps of the Palace (From "Into the Woods")  
Original Broadway Cast Of 'Passion'  Happiness  
Stephen Sondheim  Pretty Little Picture  

Comment:

There's something for everyone in Sondheim's work — try the satirical toe-tapper "Everybody Ought to Have a Maid," a breezy standout from the soundtrack to the movie version of his first hit as a composer and lyricist, [i]A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum[/i]; or how about a couple of slinky Madonna numbers ("More," "Sooner or Later") commissioned by Warren Beatty for the 1990 movie [i]Dick Tracy[/i]; or even a selection of overlooked winners from 2003's [i]Bounce[/i], a.k.a. [i]Road Show[/i], a tale of early 20th-century scams and schemes that never made it to Broadway.
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