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A Little Night Music,1973 Original Broadway Cast

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1973 Original Broadway Cast
Released 1998

Send In The Clowns
03:28
803 plays

Now/Later/Soon
10:38
701 plays

A Weekend In The Country
06:41
685 plays

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songs

- 1
- Overture And Night Waltz
- 03:59
- 541 plays

- 2
- Now/Later/Soon
- 10:38
- 701 plays

- 3
- The Glamorous Life
- 04:01
- 521 plays

- 4
- Remember?
- 02:31
- 480 plays

- 5
- You Must Meet My Wife
- 04:08
- 545 plays

- 6
- Liaisons
- 05:06
- 353 plays

- 7
- In Praise Of Women
- 03:30
- 455 plays

- 8
- Every Day A Little Death
- 02:28
- 646 plays

- 9
- A Weekend In The Country
- 06:41
- 685 plays

- 10
- The Sun Won't Set (Night Waltz I)
- 01:49
- 416 plays

- 11
- The Sun Sits Low (Night Waltz II)
- 01:43
- 321 plays

- 12
- It Would Have Been Wonderful
- 04:26
- 439 plays

- 13
- Perpetual Anticipation
- 00:58
- 335 plays

- 14
- Send In The Clowns
- 03:28
- 803 plays

- 15
- The Miller's Son
- 04:28
- 583 plays

- 16
- Finale: Send In The Clowns/Night Waltz
- 03:24
- 406 plays

- 17
- The Glamorous Life
- 04:57
- 320 plays

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album review

One of Stephen Sondheim's better-known works, A Little Night Music is inspired by the Ingmar Bergman film Smiles of a Summer Night. The story follows the intertwining of several imperfect relationships, leading to a satisfying resolution (as a romantic comedy should). Sondheim's score is sublimely evocative, invoking the mysticism of an early evening full of promise (perfectly described by a song from the second act, "Perpetual Anticipation"). Typically cerebral, the soundtrack is highlighted by the now-standard "Send in the Clowns," one of Sondheim's greatest contributions to the world of musical theater, at once bittersweet and enchanting. Also included on this CD recording is a bonus track of a misguided reworking of the song "The Glamorous Life" (not the Sheila E. hit from the 1980s) from the movie version of A Little Night Music, which is unfortunate because the original (available on this recording) is so charming. ~ Sarah Erlewine, All Music Guide