Title:
Many a new day : the lyrics of Oscar Hammerstein II / Phillip Officer.
Author:
Officer, Phillip.
Hammerstein, Oscar, II, 1895-1960.
Kern, Jerome, 1885-1945.
Rodgers, Richard, 1902-1979.
Romberg, Sigmund, 1887-1951.
Publication Information:
[United States] : Original Cast Records, [199-?]
Call Number:
K OFFI MAN O42
Physical Description:
1 audio disc (47 min.) : digital ; 4 3/4 in.
General Note:
Compact disc.
Title from container insert.
Added Title:
So far.
Getting to know you.
Shall we dance.
It might as well be spring.
All the things you are.
You are never away.
Kiss to build a dream on.
Why do I love you.
Surrey with the fringe on top.
Honey bun.
Don't ever leave me.
Softly, as in a morning sunrise.
Lover, come back to me.
Everybody's got a home but me.
Edelweiss.
My favorite things.
Some enchanted evening.
Cock-eyed optimist.
When I grow too old to dream.
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Contents:
So far (Allegro) / Richard Rodgers ; Getting to know you (The King and I) / Richard Rodgers ; Shall we dance (The King and I) / Richard Rodgers (3:54) -- It might as well be spring (State Fair) / Richard Rodgers (2:20) -- All the things you are (Very warm for May) / Jerome Kern (2:32) -- You are never away (Allegro) / Richard Rodgers (2:05) -- A kiss to build a dream on / Ruby-Kalmer ; Why do I love you (Show Boat) / Jerome Kern (3:06) -- Surrey with the fringe on top (Oklahoma!) / Richard Rodgers (4:42) -- Honey bun (South Pacific) / Richard Rodgers (1:42) -- Don't ever leave me (Sweet Adeline) / Jerome Kern (2:53) -- Softly, as in a morning sunrise (The new moon) / Sigmund Romberg (2:15) -- Lover, come back to me (The new moon) / Sigmund Romberg (2:24) -- Everybody's got a home but me (Pipe Dream) / Richard Rodgers (2:57) -- Edelweiss (The sound of music) / Richard Rodgers (1:48) -- My favorite things (The sound of music) / Richard Rodgers (3:24) -- Some enchanted evening (South Pacific) / Richard Rodgers (3:08) -- Many a new day (Oklahoma!) / Richard Rodgers ; A cock-eyed optimist (South Pacific) / Richard Rodgers (4:46) -- When I grow too old to dream (The night is young) / Sigmund Romberg (2:28).
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