A Weekend In The Country Sondheim A Celebration At Carnegie Hall 1992

[@dannyvegasman]

This is like a truly marvellous episode of Frasier set to music. Brava Beverly.

[@vivianalperin5555]

A witty and enchanting montage of conflicting vocal thoughts, and a singers dream.

[@Beverlysings]

Thank you for your comment and for posting!!! Best, Beverly Lambert

[@connoroleary591]

Beautifully written and performed. Makes me wish I had an IQ.

[@tadimaggio]

The choral singing in this number was really excellent: the performers' diction was ultra-crisp, so that a person who had never heard the number before would understand almost every word. Sondheim's lifelong love of puzzle-solving is evident in much of his work: he constructs intricate lyrical structures -- verbal origami -- which put enormous pressure on both his interpreters and his listeners. But they always yield immense rewards in return.

[@EmpoweredAtLast]

Beverly... how great to see you online after all these years. Thanks for sharing this.

[@laurencegreeley3687]

Beverly at the top of her game. Such a lovely voice.

[@michaelcoluccio2097]

This is the best cast

[@jasonmatthews534]

The best!

[@stvp68]

Those earrings!

[@primaviolista]

Wow! Fast tempo! Bamm!

[@Hampnkauai]

It's too fast,rushed. I love this song and the cast but this is like they're sprinting through - I'm out of breath just having listened to it.

[@karlarasmith5944]

But that is the pace that Sondheim set it. A very good presentation both vocally and visually.

[@letrahisondesimages]

Miss Michael McGuire.

[@johnpickford4222]

letrahisondesimages: Why are you him “Miss”? He had a strong masculine baritone voice instead of the usual tenor.

[@letrahisondesimages]

@@johnpickford4222 to discover or feel the absence of.