Stephen Sondheim: Into the Woods: Easy Piano: Instrumental Album

Act I Opening-Here is the rousing opening of Into The Woods by Stephen Sondheim recently adapted into a spectacular Disney film. A fantastic feature for pop show and concert choirs to open an evening of Broadway and movie music.

Act I Opening-Here is the rousing opening of Into The Woods by Stephen Sondheim recently adapted into a spectacular Disney film. A fantastic feature for pop show and concert choirs to open an evening of Broadway and movie music.

Stephen Sondheim's music and lyrics stand as milestones in the world of American Musical Theater. He won Tony Awards for Best Score for a Musical for Passion Into the Woods Sweeney Todd A Little Night Music Follies and Company. All of these shows won the New York Drama Critics Circle Award as did Pacific Overtures and Sunday in the Park with George the latter also receiving the Pulitzer Prize for Drama in 1985. Now for the first time some of his best-loved songs from acclaimed shows are included in a 25-minute choral medley a by Mac Huff. Featuring nine songs that are crafted into three distinct sections this ground-breaking medley provides groups with outstandingchoral treatments of these unique and compelling songs. Available for SATB and SAB voices both concert and show choirs alike can now experience and celebrate the creative artistry of Stephen Sondheim. Songs include: Comedy Tonight Into the Woods Putting It Together Not While I'm Around Losing My Mind Send In the Clowns Company The Little Things You Do Together Being Alive.

37 contemporary composers chose a song by Stephen Sondheim and re-imagined it as a solo Piano piece.Contents include Akiho: Into the Woods (Act I Opening Into the Woods) Bates: Very Put Together (“Putting it Together” Sunday in the Park with George) Beglarian: Perpetual Happiness (“Happiness” Passion) Bermel: Sorry/Grateful (“Sorry-Grateful” Company) Bischoff: The Ballad of Guiteau (“The Ballad of Guiteau” Assassins) Bolcom: A Little Night Fughetta (“Anyone Can Whistle” Anyone Can Whistle and “Send in the Clowns” A Little Night Music) Brown: Birds of Victorian England(“Green Finch and Linnet Bird” Sweeney Todd) And many more.

from Into the Woods-From Stephen Sondheim's award-winning musical Into the Woods this song offers many important and profound lessons: Careful the things you say Children will listen. Careful the things you do children will see and learn.Available separately: SATB SAB SSA ChoirTrax CD. Duration: ca. 2:45.

This landmark musical by Stephen Sondheim remains one of his most performed and popular shows. Using main characters from familiar fairy tales (Cinderella Little Red Riding Hood Jack and the Beanstock and Rapunzel) the story line takes some unexpected twists and turns.Featuring memorable melodies from this award-winning production Stephen Bulla’s symphonic medley includes Into the Woods No One is Alone I Know Things Now and Children Will.

Stephen Sondheim's music and lyrics stand as milestones in the world of American Musical Theater. Now for the first time some of his best-loved songs from acclaimed shows are included in a 25-minute choral medley by Mac Huff. Available for SATB and SAB voices both concert and show choirs alike can now experience and celebrate the creative artistry of Stephen Sondheim. Songs include: Comedy Tonight Into the Woods Putting It Together Not While I'm Around Losing My Mind Send In the Clowns Company The Little Things You Do Together Being Alive.

39 Previously Unpublished Songs from 17 Shows and Films-Stephen Sondheim is well-known for his compositions for Broadway and the silver screen but whilst many are familiar with tunes such as Everything's Coming Up Roses (Gypsy) I Feel Pretty (West Side Story) Send In The Clowns (A Little Night Music) and Not a Day Goes By (Merrily We Roll Along) t hey may be surprised to find that he wrote many more songs that never made it onto the stage. This collection contains 39 previously unpublished songs from 17 shows and films including pieces cut from Anyone Can Whistle A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum Into The Woods Merrily We Roll Along Wise Guys and more. Each piece is arrangedfor Piano and Voice with Guitar chords. The 'Almost Unknown' in the title of this collection refers to the fact that some of the songs though never before published have been recorded and might be known to the most knowledgeable of Sondheim connoisseurs. However it is safe to say that the songs in this landmark collection are among the least known of Sondheim's creations.