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COMPOSERVARIOUS
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PERFORMERRonald Curtis, Laurence James
Theatre Organ
- Saydisc
- April 1, 2005
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RELEASE DATEApril 01, 2005
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UPC5013133439222
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CATALOG NUMBERSDL392
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LABELSaydisc
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NUMBER OF DISCS1
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GENRE
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Chamberlain Brown's Scrap Book
Composer: Schonerberg
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Lullaby of the Leaves
Composer: Bernice Petkere
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Alone
Composer: Nacio Herb Brown
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Five Foot Two, Eyes of Blue
Composer: Ray Henderson
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Autumn Concerto
Composer: Camillo Bargoni
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Love me Tonight: Lover (arr. for theatre organ)
Composer: Richard Rodgers
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Show Boat: Make Believe - Why do I love you? (arr. for theatre organ)
Composer: Jerome Kern
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Caribbean Honeymoon
Composer: Anonymous
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A Nightingale Sang In Berkeley Square
Composer: Manning Sherwin
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Only a Rose
Composer: Rudolf Friml
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Top Hat: Top hat, white tie, and tails (arr. for theatre organ)
Composer: Irving Berlin
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Funiculi, funicula
Composer: Luigi Denza
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What A Perfect Combination
Composer: Harry Akst
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The Wizard of Oz: Over the Rainbow (arr. for theatre organ)
Composer: Harold Arlen
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The Boys from Syracuse: Falling in Love with Love (arr. for theatre organ)
Composer: Richard Rodgers
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Bye Bye Blues
Composer: Dave Bennett, Chauncey Gray, Fred Hamm, Bert Lown
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Oh, Please!: I know that you know (arr. for theatre organ)
Composer: Vincent Youmans
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It's the Talk of the Town
Composer: Jerry Livingston
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Goody Goody
Composer: Matty Malneck
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A Kiss in the Dark
Composer: Victor Herbert
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Lazy River
Composer: Hoagy Carmichael, Sidney Arodin
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I Know Why - Tuxedo Junction
Composer: Erskine Hawkins, Harry Warren
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Roberta: I won't dance (arr. for theatre organ)
Composer: Jerome Kern
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Very Warm for May: All the Things You Are (arr. for theatre organ)
Composer: Jerome Kern
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Alley Cat
Composer: Frank Bjorn
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Love's Last Word Is Spoken
Composer: Cesare Andrea Bixio
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Walkin' My Baby Back Home
Composer: Fred E. Ahlert
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After You've Gone
Composer: Turner Layton
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Nearly every large cinema used to house a theatre pipe organ. These were introduced to provide the accompaniment to silent films, but many British installations took place during the sound film era. When silent films gave way to sound films, those cinema organs began to use them to provide a musical interlude between the second feature and main feature films. This caught on and every worthwhile cinema had a pipe organ installed, and this continued until the later 1930s.
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