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RODGERS & HAMMERSTEIN'S

OKLAHOMA

Stereo, USA

średnica 30 cm, stan db+ minimalne ryski, oprawa stan db+, drobne przetarcia

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A/18305

OKLAHOMA
featuring
AL GOODMAN'S ORCHESTRA
with SUSAN SHAUTE, RICHARD TORIGI
Side A
OVERTURE
OKLAHOMA
PEOPLE WILL SAY WE'RE IN LOVE
OH WHAT A BEAUTIFUL MORNING
KANSAS CITY
Side B
THE SURREY WITH THE FRINGE ON TOP
MANY A NEW DAY OUT OF MY DREAMS I CAN'T SAY NO FINALE
When "Oklahoma" was first presented to its opening night audience on March 31, 1943 the "curtain" seemed meaningless in its desired effect to indicate the performance had ended. Everyone appeared glued to their seats hoping for more. The wild applause which ensued was an indication of the illustrious success which this Rodgers and Hammerstein musical was to enjoy. Five years later it was still playing to capacity audiences. Even today the music from Oklahoma is played and enjoyed by millions of people throughout the world, for the impact of this great musical stretched far and wide to all corners of the earth.
Brilliantly staged, gloriously costumed, mag-nificiently produced, Oklahoma set the pattern for a new type of musical production. Story, lyrics, music, settings, costumes, dances . . . everything radiated with brilliance from the opening "Oh What a Beautiful Morning," through the romantic "People Will Say We're in Love," to the rousing "Oklahoma."
Adapted from "Green Grow the Lilacs," a Theatre Guild play by Lynn Riggs, "Oklahoma" was given that Rodgers and Hammerstein touch and made into a musical comedy of the greatness which gives it a long and enjoyable life. Oklahoma has the kind of music you can listen to forever. It is recorded on this album by Al Goodman's Orchestra with the deft musicianship that presents one of the finest conceptions of its illustrious score.