Inquiring minds want to know!
I want to know.
I have many.
Mine is a tie:
Tesori/Kushner/Scanlan
Lopez and Marx
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R&H and Stephen Schwartz!
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I love Sondheim, myself.
Into the Woods (and Sunday in the Park and Company and Gypsy and Sweeney Todd and Assassins and A Funny Thing Happened On the Way To The Forum and A Little Night Music and Follies and Merrily We Roll Along and Pacific Overtures and...) kicks ass!
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I feel HORRIBLE saying this but... I've always been scared to get the PIPPEN CD! Mainly because of the ppl on it. With me, if I dont like the singers, then I CANT listen to the CD.
I'm actually a huge fan of Maury Yeston. And of course, I love Sondheim and Jason Robert Brown. Lippa's music is also quite enjoyable. I can't really say I have a favorite.
I have to say I don't have 4 favorites. I have 29.
Sondheim is up there. So is Shaiman and Wittman, Hart, Hammerstein, Rodgers, Gershwin.
It would probably be easier to ask what Composers don't you enjoy.
I also sort of forgot Rogers (with Hart preferably) and Tesori.
Jeffery Cotton...it's not theater music...but it's great contemporay chamber and string writing!
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If I had to pick one, it would be Richard Rodgers. But there are soooooo many other great ones.
One favorite? How about 3?
Gershwin
Bernstein (WWS COME ON!)
R and H
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Irving Berlin
Rodgers & Hart
Maury Yeston
Sondheim (<333)
Gershiwns
Rogers & Hammerstein
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Mozart, Puccini, Beethoven, Mahler, and Tchaikovsky.
Um Sondheim
thats a no brainer
Sondheim is probably my favorite but there are so many.
Jonathan Larson, he's a composer in his own right is he not?
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Jonathan Larson. He's my favorite.
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Stephen Sondheim and Kander & Ebb
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These teams:
Sondhem
William Finn
Tesori
Hmm...Saint-Saens, Mozart, Bach. Paganini's Caprices are deadly.
Oh. And Gerswhin. :)
wow. this is hard.
toss-up between lippa, finn and lachiusa.
and i'd probably be saying larson if he had been able to write more stuff
Sondheim, JRB, and Yeston
Sondheim
Testori
Ahrens and Flaherty
(in no particular order)
Stephen Flaherty
Stephen Sondheim
and tie between Richard Rodgers and Leonard Bernstein
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