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Proms 2024
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7 Aug 2000, Royal Albert Hall
Previous Event
19:30
Mon 7 Aug 2000
Next Event
Proms 2000 Prom 31
Prom 31
19:30 Mon 7 Aug 2000 Royal Albert Hall
Programme
George Gershwin
An American in Paris
Stephen Sondheim
Anyone Can Whistle
Everybody says don't
Company (arr. Jonathan Tunick)
Getting married today
Sunday in the Park with George (orch. M. Starobin, arr. Jonathan Tunick)
Lesson No. 8
Sunday in the Park with George (orch. M. Starobin, arr. Jonathan Tunick)
Move on
Merrily We Roll Along
Not a day goes by
Dick Tracy
More
Kurt Weill
Street Scenes (concert sequence from 'Street Scene' devised Symonette & Kowalke)
UK premiere
Performers
Graham Bickley
baritone
Harry Easter
baritone
Harry Easter
William Ross
music arranger
music arranger
Barbra Streisand
music arranger
music arranger
Kim Criswell
vocalist
vocalist
Paula Bott
soprano
soprano
Lanny Meyers
music arranger
music arranger
Mark Richardson
Frank Maurrant
Frank Maurrant
Orla Boylan
Anna Maurrant
Anna Maurrant
Rose Maurrant
Rose Maurrant
Daniel Norman
Sam Kaplan
Sam Kaplan
Geoffrey Mitchell Choir
Â鶹ԼÅÄ Concert Orchestra
Barry Wordsworth
conductor
conductor
Composers
George Gershwin
Stephen Sondheim
Kurt Weill
About this event
Part of
Proms 2000
Other Events on 7 Aug 2000
Proms Chamber Music 04
13:00 Victoria & Albert Museum
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