#26
Posted: 9/22/12 at 11:29pm
Not Send in the Cats! LOL!!! I would love this collaboration. they are two of my favorite composers, I'm sure they could come up with something amazing.
Andrew Lloyd Webber would love to have Sondheim write his lyrics. — Page 2
#27
Posted: 9/22/12 at 11:57pm
Sondheim would. I don't know about The Lord Lloyd Webber. Puccini didn't write THAT many operas. Maybe he'll move onto Verdi.
#28
Posted: 9/23/12 at 4:18am
Who the hell doesn't want Sondheim to write their lyrics? I don't even write music and I'd like him to write mine.
"You mean what was the best picture of the year or what did they pick as the best picture of the year?" - California Suite
#29
Posted: 9/23/12 at 7:10am
"Isn't there a YouTube of the two of them doing something together for a Cameron Mackintosh tribute?"
I've heard what they did for the Cameron Mackintosh tribute a couple of times and it makes for awkward and uncomfortable listening.
"The last time Sondheim wrote "just the lyrics" with anyone for a Broadway show was "Do I Hear a Waltz?" in 1965"
He also wrote lyrics to an unproduced musical version of The Exception and the Rule with Leonard Bernstein in the late 1960s. I've heard a couple of extracts from a demo recording.
I've heard what they did for the Cameron Mackintosh tribute a couple of times and it makes for awkward and uncomfortable listening.
"The last time Sondheim wrote "just the lyrics" with anyone for a Broadway show was "Do I Hear a Waltz?" in 1965"
He also wrote lyrics to an unproduced musical version of The Exception and the Rule with Leonard Bernstein in the late 1960s. I've heard a couple of extracts from a demo recording.
#30
Posted: 9/23/12 at 1:07pm
Also titled at times A Pray for Blecht I believe. It's not very good...
#31
Posted: 9/23/12 at 1:37pm
And according to Steve, it was all Lenny's fault.
(And Jerry's, too.)
(And Jerry's, too.)
#32
Posted: 9/23/12 at 6:10pm
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