Easter Parade | Soundtrack Suite (Irving Berlin, Conrad Salinger, Roger Edens)

Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (1948). Composed by Irving Berlin, Arranged by Conrad Salinger and Roger Edens. Conducted by Johnny Green and Georgie Stoll, performed by the MGM Studio Orchestra & Chorus.
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Music Awards:
- Academy Award - Best Scoring For A Musical
Playlist:
00:00 Main Title
01:21 Happy Easter
02:34 The Ragtime Violin
03:21 When The Midnight Choo-Choo Leaves For Alabam'
04:23 Call Me Up Some Rainy Afternoon
05:52 Fanfare And Montage-Ziegfeld Follies (That International Rag)
06:15 Shakin' The Blues Away
08:04 It Only Happens When I Dance With You (Reprise)
09:48 Steppin' Out With My Baby
12:18 Easter Parade (End Title)
Source:
Rhino Movie Music R2 71960
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[@morlock2086]

Thanks Fred and Happy Easter to you and yours!

[@user-ny3lc4lx6x]

Hello, Fred! " Welcome back, Judy Garland!". This was the beginning of the most glorious period of MGM musicals, which would definitely remain in everyone's memory. Much, much of this is due to Conrad Salinger's arrangements; a difficult task where you have to present a beautiful, sumptuous base, rich in styles, but which cannot stand out more than whoever sings. A masterpiece of accuracy! Thanks and bye!!

[@TheVid54]

I'll be drum crazy steppin' out with my baby for some Easter candy today, and watching EASTER PARADE Sunday morning with lots of sweets to eat!

[@SoundtrackFred]

“Easter Parade” (1948) is one of the prime examples of Hollywood’s (especially MGM’s) fruitful time bringing musicals to the big screen. Originally intended to star Gene Kelly next to Judy Garland, Kelly's broken arm and recommendation would bring Fred Astaire to the plan. The result is a great chemistry between the two stars. The music was based on titles by Irving Berlin, which were superbly arranged by the legendary Conrad Sallinger and his colleague Roger Edens (just listen to the exciting “Steppin' Out With My Baby”). Enjoy the music and happy Easter to all of you!

[@patriciaoreilly8907]

Beautiful

[@LawrenceDunn101]

just to say that Steppin' Out With My Baby was arranged by Nathan Van Cleave, also known for his work on Gunsmoke and the Twilight Zone

[@BSilva1984]

Happy Easter ❤❤🐇🐣🐰

[@BSilva1984]

Thank you 🙏🏾 😊

[@Dean4ever]

happy easter ❤❤

[@miltonabbiati7598]

Thanks Fred and Happy Easter!❤👏🏻🥚🐰 I don't know the composers, but from the suite it looks like a good musical! Research: The protagonist was supposed to be Gene Kelly, but the dancer got injured. It is the only film in which Fred Astaire and Judy Garland dance together, reaching with the number “A Couple Of Swells” one of the highest points of their respective careers. It was the highest-grossing film in 1948 and in 1949 it won the Oscar for best soundtrack. In Italy, the film is titled "Ti amavo senza saperlo".

[@manningfinancial]

Great job incidentally with the suite for Halloween 1978, can you please also do suites for all three of the new Halloween films?? Halloween 2018, Halloween Kills, and Halloween Ends?? I would be very grateful if you are able to do so, please get back to me and let me know, thanks so much for your time

[@williamdunphy352]

Musical Direction: Johnny Green Orchestrations: Conrad Salinger Leo Arnaud Nathan Van Cleave Vocal Supervision: Robert Tucker Musical Numbers Choreographed & Directed by Robert Alton

[@JeffreyKenison]

I hope 🤞🏻 I’m not asking much. Maybe 🤔 you can also add to your list The Wizard of Oz (1939). How’s that for a neat idea 💡?