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fÑ|Ü|à Éy à{x VtÇwxÄtuÜt JON ENGLAND is 'LONDON's LIBERACE' A dynamic musical stage show presenting the Music, Magic and Memories of Mr. Showmanship, Liberace by Las Vegas Liberace Foundation Showmanship Champion, Jon England. ! This multi-costumed tour-de-force showcases Jon's unique interpretations of Liberace's biggest and most popular stage, screen !and recorded musical hits. Performing both Solos and orchestrally-accompanied with movie-screen projections of highlight piano- hands musically illustrating his remarkably diverse, entertaining and multi-million-selling digitally- dextrous piano-tastic! brilliance. A fascinatingly-entertaining and family-friendly journey through the richly-varied, challenging and ultimately successful-beyond-his-wildest-dreams-life of a unique individual who came from nothing to become one of the most internationally beloved and enjoyed figures of 20th Century entertainment whose legacy endures! to this day. Jon England's naturally gifted talent has amazed audiences since his start aboard the legendary cruise liner, the QEII when he performed for the Queen's Jubilee and on several world tours. Broadcasting for the B.B.C. in his native Great Britain prompted 25 album recordings and many thousands of live shows and concerts at 'home' and in here the USA. Appearing on NBC, ABC, CBS and NPR along with winning the Las Vegas Liberace Showmanship Competition champion prize ensures a fabulously rewarding and connective entertainment! presentation. Tune selection includes (but not limited to): Gershwin's Rhapsody In Blue excerpts; Tchaikovsky (Bb Piano Conc.), Greig (Am Conc.), Debussy (Clair de Lune), Rachmaninoff (Conc. #2) selections; Paganini's 18thVariation; Chopin Fantasia; Viennese Virtuosity (Waltz Medley incl. Blue Danube, Skaters Waltz); Scott Joplin's Ragtime Razzmatazz (The Entertainer, Maple Leaf); Chopsticks a-la Lee; Beer Barrel Polka/Roll Out The Barrel; Liberace's Boogie-Woogie; New York, New York-New York/Alley Cat; Hollywood Serenade (Love Story, Chariots of Fire, The Godfather, Dr. Zhivago/Somewhere My Love, As Time Goes By. Somewhere In Time); Broadway Rhapsody (Phantom, Cats); I’ll Be Seeing You/You Made Me Love You; Love Is Blue, It's Impossible/Strangers In The Night and AUDIENCE REQUESTS!.

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