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SUMMARY:NPR Broadcast: The Music of Jerome Kern
DESCRIPTION:Jerome Kern might be best remembered for Showboat\, his epoch-launching 1927 musical\, or for “almost” writing the music for Porgy and Bess and Annie Get Your Gun. The irascible Dorothy Parker (“And\, oh how I do like Jerome Kern’s music!”) knew him as an enlightened Jazz Age tunesmith and fourteen-year-old Richard Rodgers queued at the Standard Theatre on upper Broadway over a dozen times to be enchanted by Kern’s Very Good Eddie. \nKern’s career spanned sixty years that produced over 700 songs in more than 100 works for stage and film. Delight in some of his immortal tunes—”A Fine Romance\,” “Smoke Gets in Your Eyes\,” “All the Things You Are\,” “The Way You Look Tonight”. Jerome Kern was a musical giant who laid the cornerstone for American musical theatre.
URL:https://www.robert-wyatt.com/event/npr-broadcast-the-music-of-jerome-kern/
LOCATION:WCAI – 90.1 FM
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SUMMARY:The Music of Jerome Kern
DESCRIPTION:Jerome Kern might be best remembered for Showboat\, his epoch-launching 1927 musical\, or for “almost” writing the music for Porgy and Bess and Annie Get Your Gun. The irascible Dorothy Parker (“And\, oh how I do like Jerome Kern’s music!”) knew him as an enlightened Jazz Age tunesmith and fourteen-year-old Richard Rodgers queued at the Standard Theatre on upper Broadway over a dozen times to be enchanted by Kern’s Very Good Eddie. \nYou will be guided through Kern’s life in New York and California\, sixty years that produced over 700 songs in more than 100 works for stage and film. Delight in some of his immortal tunes—”A Fine Romance\,” “Smoke Gets in Your Eyes\,” “All the Things You Are\,” “The Way You Look Tonight”—and enjoy samplings of live piano performance\, personal correspondence\, film clips and recordings of the masterworks which established Jerome Kern as the musical giant who laid the cornerstone for American musical theatre.
URL:https://www.robert-wyatt.com/event/the-music-of-jerome-kern/
LOCATION:Historic Highfield Hall\, 56 Highfield Drive\, Falmouth\, MA\, 02540
CATEGORIES:Lecture
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SUMMARY:The Music of Jerome Kern
DESCRIPTION:Jerome Kern might be best remembered for Showboat\, his epoch-launching 1927 musical\, or for “almost” writing the music for Porgy and Bess and Annie Get Your Gun. The irascible Dorothy Parker (“And\, oh how I do like Jerome Kern’s music!”) knew him as an enlightened Jazz Age tunesmith and fourteen-year-old Richard Rodgers queued at the Standard Theatre on upper Broadway over a dozen times to be enchanted by Kern’s Very Good Eddie. \nYou will be guided through Kern’s life in New York and California\, sixty years that produced over 700 songs in more than 100 works for stage and film. Delight in some of his immortal tunes—”A Fine Romance\,” “Smoke Gets in Your Eyes\,” “All the Things You Are\,” “The Way You Look Tonight”—and enjoy samplings of live piano performance\, personal correspondence\, film clips and recordings of the masterworks which established Jerome Kern as the musical giant who laid the cornerstone for American musical theatre.
URL:https://www.robert-wyatt.com/event/the-music-of-jerome-kern-2/
LOCATION:Historic Highfield Hall\, 56 Highfield Drive\, Falmouth\, MA\, 02540
CATEGORIES:Lecture
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SUMMARY:The Music of Jerome Kern
DESCRIPTION:Jerome Kern might be best remembered for Showboat\, his epoch-launching 1927 musical\, or for “almost” writing the music for Porgy and Bess and Annie Get Your Gun. The irascible Dorothy Parker (“And\, oh how I do like Jerome Kern’s music!”) knew him as an enlightened Jazz Age tunesmith and fourteen-year-old Richard Rodgers queued at the Standard Theatre on upper Broadway over a dozen times to be enchanted by Kern’s Very Good Eddie. \nYou will be guided through Kern’s life in New York and California\, sixty years that produced over 700 songs in more than 100 works for stage and film. Delight in some of his immortal tunes—”A Fine Romance\,” “Smoke Gets in Your Eyes\,” “All the Things You Are\,” “The Way You Look Tonight”—and enjoy samplings of live piano performance\, personal correspondence\, film clips and recordings of the masterworks which established Jerome Kern as the musical giant who laid the cornerstone for American musical theatre.
URL:https://www.robert-wyatt.com/event/the-music-of-jerome-kern-4/
LOCATION:Smithsonian Hirshhorn Museum\, Independence Ave and 7th St SW\, Washington\, DC\, 20560
CATEGORIES:Lecture
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SUMMARY:Andrew Lloyd Webber: A Master of Marvel
DESCRIPTION:British composer Andrew Lloyd Webber has created a global empire unrivaled in the history of musical theatre. In 1983\, he was the first composer to have three musicals simultaneously on Broadway and in London’s West End\, a feat he duplicated five years later. The New York production of The Phantom of the Opera\, which opened in 1988\, is now nearing 12\,000 performances and was joined this season by a Broadway revival of another of the composer’s megahits\, Cats. \nLloyd Webber’s phenomenal successes can be attributed to a particular blend of showmanship and superb craft—the genesis of which began in childhood. The son of professional musicians\, he also possessed passions for architecture\, history\, mechanics\, and staging\, which fostered in him an ability to envision productions of astonishing complexity and grandeur. \nHis early collaborations with lyricist Tim Rice—Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat\, Jesus Christ Superstar\, and Evita—launched his career as an innovative musical force\, and long-running shows like Cats and Phantom turned him into an international phenomenon. Glenn Close stars in a revival of another of his biggest hits\, Sunset Boulevard\, on Broadway next season. \nThere have also been some disappointments and failures along the way—among them Starlight Express\, By Jeeves\, and the recent Stephen Ward—and the long-awaited sequel to Phantom\, Love Never Dies received mixed reviews and a West End run of just a year and a half. Nonetheless\, tours and revivals of Lloyd Webber’s shows continue to fill theaters around the world\, and compositions such as “Memory\,” “I Don’t Know How to Love Him\,” “Don’t Cry for Me Argentina\,” and “The Music of the Night” are among of the best-known and loved musical theatre songs. \nJoin music specialist Robert Wyatt as he raises the curtain on a lively evening that examines and celebrates Andrew Lloyd Webber’s theatrical artistry\, filled with clips and recordings that cover the full range of his career from his earliest to most recent works. \n  \n 
URL:https://www.robert-wyatt.com/event/the-music-of-jerome-kern-3/
LOCATION:Goodwin House\, 4800 Fillmore Street\, Alexandria\, VA\, United States
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SUMMARY:Solo Piano Recital
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LOCATION:Thirwood Place\, 237 North Main Street\, South Yarmouth\, MA\, 02664
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