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COMPOSERCy Coleman, Dorothy Fields, Jerome Kern, Jimmy McHugh
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PERFORMERIsabella Lundgren, Carl Bagge, Musica Vitae
The Way You Look Tonight
- Ladybird Production
- April 19, 2024
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RELEASE DATEApril 19, 2024
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UPC7330658516381
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CATALOG NUMBER79556877
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LABELLadybird Production
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NUMBER OF DISCS1
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GENRE
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The Way You Look Tonight
Composer: Jerome Kern
Ensemble: Musica Vitae Chamber Orchestra
Performer: Isabella Lundgren
Conductor: Carl Bagge
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A Fine Romance
Composer: Jerome Kern
Ensemble: Musica Vitae Chamber Orchestra
Performer: Isabella Lundgren
Conductor: Carl Bagge
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Every Night at Eight: I'm in the mood for love
Composer: Jimmy McHugh
Ensemble: Musica Vitae Chamber Orchestra
Performer: Isabella Lundgren
Conductor: Carl Bagge
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Blackbirds of 1928: I can't give you anything but love
Composer: Jimmy McHugh
Ensemble: Musica Vitae Chamber Orchestra
Performer: Isabella Lundgren
Conductor: Carl Bagge
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Sweet Charity: Where am I going?
Composer: Cy Coleman
Ensemble: Musica Vitae Chamber Orchestra
Performer: Isabella Lundgren
Conductor: Carl Bagge
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Every Night at Eight: I feel a song comin on
Composer: Jimmy McHugh
Ensemble: Musica Vitae Chamber Orchestra
Performer: Isabella Lundgren
Conductor: Carl Bagge
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April Fooled me
Composer: Jerome Kern
Ensemble: Musica Vitae Chamber Orchestra
Performer: Isabella Lundgren
Conductor: Carl Bagge
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The International Revue: Sunny Side of the Street
Composer: Jimmy McHugh
Ensemble: Musica Vitae Chamber Orchestra
Performer: Isabella Lundgren
Conductor: Carl Bagge
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Up in Central Park: Close as Pages in a Book
Composer: Sigmund Romberg
Ensemble: Musica Vitae Chamber Orchestra
Performer: Isabella Lundgren
Conductor: Carl Bagge
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Seesaw: It's not where you start
Composer: Cy Coleman
Ensemble: Musica Vitae Chamber Orchestra
Performer: Isabella Lundgren
Conductor: Carl Bagge
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Product Details ⌄
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Isabella Lundgren - vocals
Carl Bagge - piano - music arrangements
Musica Vitae - string ensemble
On the 20th of January 2009, Barack Obama was inaugurated as the 44th President of America. In his speech, he said: “Starting today, we must pick ourselves up, dust ourselves off, and begin again the work of remaking America.” With those words, he echoed the lyrics from the song "Pick Yourself Up," written by Dorothy Fields in 1936. Dorothy Fields (July 15, 1904– March 28, 1974) was an American librettist and lyricist. She wrote over 400 songs, 15 Broadway musicals, and 26 films. Her strong characterizations, her precise language, and heartfelt and humorous approach have granted her a special place in the history of American music and popular culture.
This album is a love letter to this remarkable woman who was way ahead of her time. /Isabella Lundgren
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