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No it was from The musical Carousel
Oscar hammerstein II and Richard rodgers
Oklahoma, Zorba the Greek, Sound of Music, Jeremiah Johnson,
Bill Lee, who also dubbed for Christopher Plummer in the movie version of "The Sound of Music".
The PLAY was written and produced by the (Tolerance Twins) Dick Rogers and Oscar Hammerstein, who seemed to gravitate to offbeat and controversial plot lines- for example the admixture of studied ugliness in (Oklahoma), the Race-Mixing angle in South Pacific, and so on. The tale was inspired in part by the factual Von Trapp family but the play, as usual took some liberties with the facts as artistic license., Oddly a road company variant- identical in script, songs, characters, bore the different title-though very descriptive, (One Family Sings). I saw this in Williamsport, Pa. in l962 and it turned me off like a dead battery. so called Musical comedy had much music but almost negatory comedy touches.
Richard Rogers and Oscar Hammerstein
The Sound of Music The King & I Carousel South Pacific State Fair Me & Juliet Pipe Dream into the woods Oklahoma flower drum song Cinderella a grand night for singing
Richard Rogers and Oscar Hammerstein
Oscar Hammerstein II and Richard Rodgers
No it was from The musical Carousel
Oscar hammerstein II and Richard rodgers
On a Carousel of Sound We Go Round - 2010 was released on: USA: 9 October 2010 (Tucson Film & Music Festival)
The Sound of Music, Edelweiss. Oklahoma,
Oklahoma, Zorba the Greek, Sound of Music, Jeremiah Johnson,
Laurence Maslon has written: 'The Sound of Music Companion' -- subject(s): Von Trapp Children, Musicals, Pictorial works, Sound of music (Motion picture) 'The sound of music companion' -- subject(s): The sound of music, Von Trapp Children, Musicals, Pictorial works, Sound of music (Motion picture) 'Broadway' -- subject(s): History and criticism, Musicals 'The South Pacific Companion' 'The Some like it hot companion' -- subject(s): Some like it hot (Motion picture)
Some famous/popular Broadway shows (or musicals, at least) are: * The Fiddler on the Roof * Seven Brides for Seven Brothers * Chicago * The Phantom of the Opera * Peter Pan * Hairspray * Wicked * Oklahoma * South Pacific * Grease * The Music Man * Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat * Annie * Oliver Twist * The King and I * The Sound of Music * Cats
Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II were a songwriting team who created several musicals in the 1940s and 50s which were The Golden Age of Musicals. They earned: 34 Tony Awards (many debate over 34 and 35) 15 Academy Awards The Pulitzer Prize (they basically got 2 of them) 2 Grammys List of Well-Known Musicals: Oklahoma!* Carousel* South Pacific* State Fair* Allegro The King and I* Me and Juliet Pipe Dream Cinderella* The Sound of Music* Flower Drum Song* *I watched them all and they are awesome* The *s are recommended to watch which basically is everything!!!