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Carnival (1961 Original Broadway Cast)
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Music CD Cover Composer: Bob Merrill Performer: Mel Tormé Performer: Richard Chamberlain Performer: Paul Smith Performer: James Mitchell Performer: Kaye Ballard Performer: Jerry Orbach Performer: Anna Maria Alberghetti Performer: Henry Lascoe Performer: George Marcy Edition: Music CD Format: Cast Recording CD Release Date: 1989-06-08 Music Label: Decca Broadway Soundtracks: - Opening
- Direct from Vienna
- A Very Nice Man
- I've Got to Find a Reason
- Mira
- A Sword and a Rose and a Cape
- Humming
- Yes, My Heart
- Everybody Like You
- Love Makes the World Go 'Round
- Yum Ticky
- The Rich
- Beautiful Candy
- Her Face
- Grand Imperial Cirque de Paris
- I Hate Him
- Her Face (Reprise)
- Always, Always You
- Always, Always You (Reprise)
- She's My Love
- Finale
- A Very Nice Man [*]
- Mira [*]
- Yes, My Heart [*]
- Love Makes the World Go 'Round [*]
- I Hate Him [*]
- Mira [*]
- Magic, Magic [*]
- Love Makes the World Go 'Round [*]
- Her Face [*]
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Free Music Notes for Carnival (1961 Original Broadway Cast) AlbumFree Music Review: Dreams from the Upper Shelf Hit: 4 Stars
Having somewhat vilified Bob Merrill in previous reviews, I thought I should give him credit when he got it right. And he did, big time, with his 1961 score for "Carnival." I can't say it's one of the great Broadway scores of all time, but it's splendid nonetheless. The simplicity and warmth of the story seems to have brought out the best in Merrill. Song after song, the score is fresh, exuberant, clever and emotionally rich. Credit is due as well to a committed cast, most notably Anna Maria Alberghetti who perfectly personifies Lili's naivete and heart.
The image of "Beautiful candy, too pretty to eat" is a perfect one for the score of "Carnival": It's sweet, delicate and lovely; a treat to which you'll come back again and again.
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