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musicalfilm · 1 year
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paul robeson in show boat (1936)*
* in later performances of the song, paul robeson, a civil rights activist, would change the lyrics to "but i keep laughin' / instead of cryin' / i must keep fightin' / until i'm dyin'” [src]
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doyouknowthismusical · 5 months
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pureanonofficial · 5 months
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1367- Una campana no es campana hasta que suene. Una canción no es canción hasta que se cante. Un amor no es amor hasta que se regale.
(Oscar Hammerstein)
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citizenscreen · 5 months
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Mary Martin and lyricist Oscar Hammerstein II at a party given in her honor on the 5th anniversary of “South Pacific” in 1954.
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velvet4510 · 13 days
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Helen Hayes, center, presenter at the 1952 Tonys, March 30, 1952. From left, Oscar Hammerstein II (who won for The King & I), Gertrude Lawrence (also TK&I), Richard Rodgers (TK&I), Hayes, Phil Silvers (Top Banana), Judy Garland (Special Award), and Yul Brynner (TK&I).
Hayes, who also served as president of the American Theatre Wing, was a member of the EGOT club: she won two Oscars, two Tonys, one Emmy, and one Grammy (for best spoken word recording for “Great American Documents” [1977]).
Photo: Associated Press via the Washington Post
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oh-great-authoress · 8 months
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Nadia Sings no. 3
Link to last week’s song
Today we have a musical theater classic: “My Favorite Things” from the musical The Sound of Music (music by Richard Rodgers, lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II)
Initially, I was going to do a completely different song this week, but that… didn’t pan out, and I was considering not posting a song this week at all, because I couldn’t think of what to sing, and because I wasn’t sure if I’d have time to record once I realized the first song wasn’t going to work.
(Life is challenging and hectic when your parents are in the hospital [dad got life-saving gallbladder surgery, mom is there to keep him company], and it’s literally your birthday…)
Anyway…
This song comes to you courtesy of the beautiful, and ever-inspirational @valmare, actually.
She mentioned Rodgers & Hammerstein in her lovely and wonderful reblog of last week’s song, and that unconsciously got tucked away in my head.
Then, today, while I was sitting at the dining table, before I was about to write a post saying that Nadia Sings was going to take a week off, I realized I was humming something.
And that something was this song.
So once again using the dining room as my recording studio, I recorded and mastered this song in BandLab (again, not an advertisement, I just love that app—it’s like ProTools on your phone) in about three hours, and I’m so happy with how it turned out.
Again, while I put a little reverb effect on the backing track I used, as well as on my vocal track, this is otherwise as unadulterated a track as the one I posted last week, just my voice, with no pitch correction, recorded into my iPhone.
Note: it is part of my training to have a British/transatlantic accent when I sing particular things, this musical included.
I hope you enjoy!!
(Headphones recommended to hear the reverb)
Tagging the same people I tagged last week, as well as those who enjoyed last week’s offering:
@welsharcher
@valmare
@batmantaking-hobbits2gallifrey
@justhereforfandomandfriends
@musewrangler
@oh-nostalgiia
@sakar-rad
@randomfoggytiger
@radical-sky
@agentfaust
@two-microscopes
@canmking
If you would like to be taken off the taglist, just send me a message, no hard feelings, and if you’d like to be added to the taglist, just interact with/reblog this post or send me an ask!
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Fan favorite Cinderella movie round 1
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operaqueen · 2 years
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The hills are alive with the sound of filming.
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doyouknowthismusical · 5 months
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pureanonofficial · 7 months
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This is to highlight lyricists who pretty much solely did lyrics, not composer-lyricists! If there's another lyricist you love who isn't listed here, please leave that in the tags!
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1608- Una campana no es campana hasta que suene. Una canción no es canción hasta que se cante. Un amor no es amor hasta que se regale.
(Oscar Hammerstein)
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citizenscreen · 10 months
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Richard Rodgers, Irving Berlin, Oscar Hammerstein II, and Helen Tamiris (back), watching auditions at the St. James Theatre in 1948.
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jesuisici33 · 2 months
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“Sondheim would acknowledge that Oscar [Hammerstein], like his own father, was not good with children until they reached a rational age, “and the trouble with that is, by the time you are at a rational age, a number of wounds have been inflicted and scars have formed.””
- Something Wonderful by Todd S Purdum
Sondheim stabbing me with words of truth once again
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