Richard Rodgers, Oscar Hammerstein II, Jean Bayless - The Sound of Music (1961 London Cast)
Facts
| Artist(s) | Richard Rodgers, Oscar Hammerstein II and Jean Bayless |
| Studio | Angel Records |
| Release Date | January 14, 1997 |
| UPC Code | 724385265624 |
| Buy this item | $11.98 at Amazon.com As of Aug 20 8:45 EDT (details) 1 Audio CD, Usually ships in 24 hours, Cast Recording, Soundtrack |
Tracks
- Preludium - Orchestra
- The Sound Of Music - Jean Bayless
- Maria - Constance Shacklock/Olive Gilbert/Silvia Beamish/Lynn Kennington
- My Favorite Things - Jean Bayless/Constance Shacklock
- Do-Re-Me - Jean Bayless/Roger Dann/Children
- You Are Sixteen - Barbara Brown/Nicholas Bennett
- The Lonely Goatherd - Jean Bayless/Children
- So Long Farewell - Children
- How Can Love Survive - Eunice Gayson/Harold Kasket
- The Sound Of Music - Jean Bayless/Roger Dann/Children
- Climb Ev'ry Mountain - Constance Shacklock
- No Way To Stop It - Roger Dann/Harold Kasket/Eunice Gasket
- An Ordinary Couple - Jean Bayless/Roger Dann
- Processional: Grandeamus - Ensemble
- You Are Sixteen - Jean Bayless/Barbara Brown
- Edelweiss - Roger Dann/Jean Bayless/Children
- Finale: Climb Ev'ry Mountain - Constance Shacklock/Company
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User Reviews
Average user review:| Arguably the best Sound of Music recording |
This 1997 release from Angel Records presents the complete recording (all 17 cuts) as heard on the original 1961 LP. Laserlight released a truncated version of the recording in 1995 with only 11 cuts; several important songs missing. AVOID the Laserlight release at all costs. Look only for the original Angel Records version. It is still in print. November 19, 2004
| a superb cast; great orchestrations |
Jean Bayless, in her West End debut, invests Maria with a sincere and effervescent quality which is perfect for the character. Roger Dann is great as Captain von Trapp. Legendary opera star of Covent Garden, Constance Shacklock, is a thrilling Mother Abbess. Eunice Gayson gives the haughty Baroness a comically-shrill edge, with Harold Kasket in the role of resourceful Max.
Barbara Brown is a lovely Lisel (though sounds too much like Lauri Peters from the OBC), and Nicholas Bennett is wonderful in the role of troubled Rolf Gruber. Among the nuns is Lynn Kennington (the following year she played Adriana in a London production of THE BOYS FROM SYRACUSE).
Angel Broadway have done a lovely job in bringing this title to CD. Stay away from the horrid abriged version from Laserlight! April 29, 2004
| I love this music |
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