Children of the Wind {Rags in Concert ~ NYC, 2006} - Carolee Carmello

The amazing Carolee Carmello as Rebecca. Enjoy!

[@pudgeuncle]

One of the most naturally beautiful voices on Broadway. Exquisite.

[@peteralfano4278]

chills--the material and Carolee. So underrated....both the show and her

[@biav]

shes so underrated

[@JimBobSky]

I just love her.

[@nissiwehl3288]

this gave shivers! Amazing!

[@RobJDoran]

OMG, I have wanted to hear her sing this role since she did it! Thank you SO much for sharing!

[@jimeisenberg6701]

Great song and a great singer in a much underrated show. (I had attended the pre-Broadway tryout here in Boston in '86.) Only negative...Headsets are a deal breaker for me !!!

[@anthonyhenrysmith]

beautiful voice kind of has hints of Barbara Cook's voice

[@orion8835]

Anthony Smith Totally -her technique and approach are literally extract to Cooks vocal tone .Very odd but it happens .

[@stephenhayes7128]

WOW!!!!!

[@oatmealboy6]

This is probably one of the most terrifying and sad musical theatre songs ever written. That's meant as a compliment to Mr. Schwartz, but if I didn't know any better I would have never thought this was one of his.

[@michaelwilliamybarra2409]

I know, right? This and "Your Daddy's Son" from Ragtime!

[@detectivefiction3701]

Actually, it's by Schwartz AND Charles Strouse. Schwartz wrote the lyrics; Strouse wrote the music.

[@detectivefiction3701]

@Robert Lee, Countertenor Well, but you're a countertenor. Do you also hate operatic arias when they're sung out of context? We all have our biases, but I think you have to admit that, objectively speaking, this is a great song.

[@lauravicari4608]

Beautiful performance! Moving camera made it hard to watch.

[@Aarondefyinggravity]

Poor brass player at the end 😂

[@orion8835]

This reworking of the book seems less effective than the Stratas performance. It all seems so contrived whilst the other one there was a plot adventure and yearning that fit the composition. Ragtime is such a befuddled mess and seemingly a late 20th C . mystery that nobody seems to be able to rework to it’s deserving success it should have .

[@fergusmurray1828]

Ragtime is a completely different musical. This is Rags, written by Stephen Schwartz.