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Tyler Read
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"Bring Him Home" and "Pieta, Signore!" performed by Robert Tyler Read
The first piece is "Bring Him Home" from the musical, "Les Miserables." by Claude Michel Schoneberg
The second is "Pieta, Signore!" composed by Alessandro Stradella
Both pieces are performed by myself, Robert Tyler Read.
The second is "Pieta, Signore!" composed by Alessandro Stradella
Both pieces are performed by myself, Robert Tyler Read.
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Rogers and Hammerstein Documentary
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This video was a project for an introductory Music Theory course at West Islip High School. Please contact me for any citing information or permission of use. I do not, nor do I claim to own any of the music used in this video, neither any of the photos. Feel free to contact me with questions.
Spanish Naval War Project
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Spanish Naval War Project. Done as an AP Euro assignment. Fairly self explanatory. Message me with any questions. Comments are welcome.
Saftey Patrol Video
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A video describing the rules at Captree Elementary School in West Islip, New York. Created by Tyler Read The music during the Credits is "Every Breath You Take" by The Police. I do not own the copyrights to this music nor do I claim to.
RODGERS - not Rogers
Hammerstein died in 1960 not 1966
Sorry to be a stickler, but at 0:33 you show a Playbill for Showboat which, unless Rodgers collaborated in some way that I'm not aware of, and I'd like to know, if it's so, Showboat was a Jerome Kern/Oscar Hammerstein II creation. Thank you!
Oscar Hammerstein died in 1960. Not 66
Not sure I understand the claim that "Many a New Day" has no counter-melody. If true, that would be a giant step backwards. It has a chromatic bass line to begin with, a counter-melody in half-notes at bar 38 and a very prominent counter-melody at bar 84 in the dance music.
Apparently this was written "11 years ago" and yet Rodger's name is still misspelled in the title.
The notes that rush up into the song "Oklahoma" were stolen directly from the notes that rush up into "I Got Plenty of Nothing" in Porgy and Bess.
Oklahoma was not the first "serious" musical. That title belongs to "Show Boat" which was also Hammerstein's.
Oscar's nickname was pronounced "OCK-ee" not "OAK-ee."
Gone are the days, sadly..
At 9:08 ... CORRECTION: Oscar Hammerstein died on August 23, 1960
Fascinating. Maybe you should work to develop your play By ear skills?
You forgot Flower Drum Song. To me, it's one of my fave R&H shows.
Since 1965 I’ve seen Broadway revivals of Carousel ( 2 different productions ),Oklahoma, The King and I. and South Pacific. They will always be the greatest duo to create music for the Broadway stage.
Can you update this for any new information please at your earliest convenience? Much appreciated.
Mary Martin! Not Julie Andrews.
A nice tribute. Growing up in the 1960s as a teenager, I fondly remember the CBS Sunday Radio Program playing Broadway Show Tunes.
8:47 My Favourite Rodgers And Hammerstein Musical Is The Sound Of Music Which Is First Opened On November 16th 1959 During The Late 1950's In The 20th Century And When The Show Did Made It's West End Debut At London's Palace Theatre In London's Glittering West End In May 1961 And When It Was Returned To London's West End At The London Palladium On November 15th 2006 In The 21st Century Which Is Co Produced By Andrew Lloyd Webber Which Is The Creater Behind Cats In 1981 And Jesus Christ Superstar In 1972 And Evita In 1978 And The Wizard Of Oz In 2011 And School Of Rock In 2015 And The Phantom Of The Opera In 1986 And Starlight Express In 1984 And Joseph And The Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat And He Was A Genius. When The Sound Of Music Was Transformed Into A Big Motion Picture And When It Was Released In Theatres On March 2nd 1965 And The Film Has It's UK Premiere At London's Wonderful Dominion Theatre In London's West End On March 29th 1965 And It Become The Highest Grossing 20th Century Fox Children's Live Action Hollywood Musical Family Blockbuster Movie Of All Time And This Is Now Owned By 20th Century Fox Which Is From The Makers Of Star Wars Episode IV A New Hope Which Is My All Time Favourite Star Wars Movie As Well Too. May The Force Be With You. Thanks Mate. X
Uplifting, delightfully fresh…they would’ve loved it 😍
rodgers was not self taught
These duels, were. Roger&hammerstein... is better.the other.indivi...George gerswin, well thats .oppn..becuz..they highly talently, I admired most of.their, arts,
What songs,....what wonderful songs, and so many
They didn’t do showboat
Do you think you can do one of these for Gilbert & Sullivan?
You did a wonderful job on this school project!
Incorrect date of Hammerstein’s death. He died in 1960 not 1966 as you mentioned in 9:10. Please fix that
The music of South Pacific and Carousel, especially, will live forever.
Thank you for this. It's wonderful!
i have to watch this for school, thank you, better than the other videos
Can you not spell Rodgers name correctly in the title?
Very well done!
Thank you for this interesting docu. You did a good job on it.
"Richard RoDgers" with a "D"! (Thank you, of course, for the post!).
Yup, but he really had a Jewish surname.
thankful that their music connects me to my parents in the sweetest way ...
Great documentary!
You accidentally showed the playbill from Showboat. That was Jerome Kern, not Dick Rodgers.
Edelweiss was the last song they wrote together Apparently Hammerstein actually wrote that on his deathbed
That was the last complete song, but the last thing he wrote was a quatrain that was added to another song: "Love in your heart wasn't put there to stay; love isn't love till you give it away."
Thank you! Loved the video.
Fascinating history, thank you!. Definitely they were the greatest. their music molded the postwar years a lot and I grew up knowing so many of their songs.
Rodgers and Hammerstein such a great partnership for the world Thank you for you're contributions
Hi, shouldn't it be Rodgers (with a d) in your title?
What’s the best part
Rogers & Hammerstein duo is often compared to Gilbert & Sullivan. Oklahoma! was written the same way as H.M.S. Pinafore.
Rodgers is spelled with a "D."
Rodgers best songs were with Hart; his best shows were with Hammerstein
aberjed It is interesting that in the songs Rodgers wrote with Hart, that the music always came first. And with the musicals Rodgers' wrote with Hammerstein 11, the lyrics always came first.
Who is narrator?
A 14 year old version of myself :)
Hillary Clinton cackling 🧹🧹🧹
When you said that Rogers removed the 'normal counter melody', do you mean the section at the start of the song different from the main song?
It's R-O-D-G-E-R-S.
Nicely done!! Thanks!
Two of the greatest songwriters who ever lived.
That is why I call them 'The Big Ampersand'.
Guess Who. Richard Rodger's is on record, ( no pun intended ), as stating that neither he or Oscar Hammerstein 11, were songwriters, because neither could write a song out of the context of a musical. Richard Rodgers stated that they were musical theatre writers.
Grat job on this...