Street Scene: Vocal Score for Piano and Voice by Kurt Weill | English Vocal Score with Complete Songs from the Broadway Musical for Singers, Accompanists, Vocal Coaches and Performance Study
Street Vocal Score by composer Kurt Weill is an English-language vocal score for piano and voice containing the complete vocal music from the acclaimed Broadway musical Street Scene. Created for singers, accompanists, vocal coaches, music educators, directors, and enthusiasts of American music theater, this edition provides the complete vocal lines with piano accompaniment for rehearsal, auditions, performance preparation, score study, and personal enjoyment.
This English-language vocal score contains 21 songs from Street Scene, presenting the vocal notation with piano accompaniment in a practical score format. It includes the complete musical material needed to explore the production's memorable solos, duets, ensembles, and dramatic scenes. No online media or supplemental digital content is indicated in the original source information.
The collection captures Kurt Weill's distinctive fusion of Broadway, opera, and contemporary musical styles, offering performers and music enthusiasts a practical edition for rehearsal preparation, score study, recital planning, classroom reference, and theatrical production. The carefully organized vocal score allows singers and accompanists to work together from a single edition while preserving the musical and dramatic character of the original work.
Song List Ain't It Awful, The Heat? * A Boy Like You * Catch Me If You Can * Don't Forget The Lilac Bush * Get A Load Of That * I Got A Marble And A Star * I Loved Her Too * Ice Cream Sextet * Let Things Be Like They Always Was * Lonely House * Lullaby * Moon-Faced, Starry-Eyed * Remember That I Care * Somehow I Never Could Believe * There'll Be Trouble * We'll Go Away Together * What Good Would The Moon Be? * When A Woman Has A Baby * Woman Who Lived Up There, The * Wouldn't You Like To Be On Broadway * Wrapped In A Ribbon & Tied-Bow
The theatre music season continues with a recent recording of Kurt Weill's 'Broadway Opera' Street Scene which tells a gritty story of life, love, birth and death in a squalid 1940s Manhattan tenement. Presented by Jonathan Swain.
Nathan Vale ..... Buchanan Paul Curievici ..... Sam Kaplan Geof Dolton ..... Frank Maurrant Paul Featherstone ..... Mr Kaplan / Sankey / Officer Murphy Elena Ferrari ..... Mrs Maurrant Susanna Hurrell ..... Rose Maurrant James McOran-Campbell ..... Mr Jones / Mr Easter / Vince Jones / City Marshall / Policeman John Moabi ..... Henry / Dick / Policeman Kate Nelson ..... Shirley Kaplan / Mae Jones Charlotte Page ..... Mrs Jones / Nursemaid 1 Paul Reeves ..... Mr Olsen / Milkman / Ambulance Man / New Tenant Simone Sauphanor ..... Mrs Fiorentino Joseph Shovelton ..... Lippo Fiorentino / Dr Wilson / Assistant Marshall / Fred Cullen Harriet Williams ..... Mrs Olsen / Nursemaid II Joanna Foote ..... Mrs Hildebrand Oscar O'Rehilly ..... Willie Maurrant A Jordi Fray ..... Charlie Hildebrand A Eboni Dixon. ..... Jennie Hildebrand Young Vic Chorus BBC Concert Orchestra Keith Lockhart (conductor)
c. 4.30pm Bernstein: Symphonic dances from 'West Side story' BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra Stefan Solyom (conductor.
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When I first heard that we were putting on this show this past year, I was not particularly thrilled. My first opinion was that the music sounded borderline demonic. However, after working on this musical-opera hybrid and the role of Greta Fiorentino, I have developed a soft spot for Weill's contribution to the Broadway stage. I don't like how this particular score is laid out - for example, the table of contents doesn't list every number. However it is complete with dialogue, so it is a useful tool for any singer working on this show.