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Candide (1956 Original Broadway Cast) Candide (1956 Original Broadway Cast) Product Description The smash 1956 Broadway hit, written by Lillian Hellman (based, of course, on the novelette by Voltaire) and featuring the glorious music of Leonard Bernstein! The nostalgic notes by star Barbara Cook recall how the adoring audience cried, No! No! as the final curtain fell; it's no wonder-the music and performances are breathtaking. Includes a bonus track. Product Details Sales Rank: #6079 in Music Published on: 2006-07-29 Released on: 2003-05-13 Rating: NR (Not Rated) Number of discs: 1 Formats: Cast Recording, Extra tracks, Original recording remastered, Soundtrack Number of items: 1 Dimensions: .47 h x 5.59 w x 4.84 l,.22 pounds Features Brand Name: SONY BMG MUSIC Mfg#: 696998685925 Shipping Weight: 1.00 lbs Manufacturer: COLUMBIA RECORDS/SONY Genre: Original Cast Recordings All music products are properly licensed and guaranteed authentic. Leonard Bernstein's CANDIDE was a Broadway flop when it first opened in 1956 at the Martin Beck Theatre, shuttering after an abysmal 73 performances.Though the show has never quite achieved the greatness it deserves, the Overture is considered to be one of the greatest, most thrilling ever written.The original 1956 cast album of the show has now been reissued on the Columbia Broadway Masterworks label. Based on the play by Voltaire, the show starred Robert Rounseville ('Mr Snow' in the film version of CAROUSEL) as Candide, with Irra Petina as the Old Woman with One Buttock and Max Adrian as Dr Pangloss.Barbara Cook (the City Center revival of CAROUSEL, PLAIN AND FANCY) stars as the young ingenue Cunegonde. The score, by Leonard Bernstein by lyrics by Richard Wilbur, John LaTouche and Dorothy Parker, is superb.The musical is best known for the devilish 'jewel song' aria Glitter and Be Gay, sungby the clarion soprano of Barbara Cook, who infuses it with all the vocal pyrotechnics that it calls for.I Am Easily-Assimilated is comically performed by Irra Petina, whilst the baritone of Robert Rounseville is showcased in It Must Be So. As a bonus on this new reissue, there is the majestic sweeping Overture as performed by the New York Philharmonic under the baton of Leonard Bernstein himself.There are also brand-new liner notes including an essay from Barbara Cook. As well as this landmark recording, I also recommend the 1997 Broadway revival cast album (which features Harolyn Blackwell as Cunegonde and Jim Dale as Dr Pangloss).Buy them both today! I grew up listening to this album (my parents having been among the enlightened few who saw the original production) and have always considered it fascinating and brilliant. Sure, there have been a half-dozen attempts to revise the show over the years, with much music added later on (some of it very good), but you really can't go wrong with this original version. First of all, in Cook and Rousenville, it has two FANTASTIC singers. Max Adrian's Pangloss is also a delight. The quasi- operetta orchestration is more full-bodied and satisfying than some later versions, feeling much more like the 1700s. Throughout, the music and lyrics are intelligent, inventive, and enchanting - on par with West Side Story, if a bit less easy to relate to, being in an older idiom. (In fact, one of the best songs of West Side Story, the breathtaking wedding duet One Hand, One Heart was actually written for Candide, but not used because the irony of Oh Happy We! suited Candide better.) Anyway, this albums is a flawed masterpiece that preserves a spectacularly creative production, and is a must-have for any serious fan of American musicals! Candide is without a doubt one of my favorite pieces of music.Forget the show; the show itself will never work on stage.But the music really is amazing.The biggest problem is, there must be a dozen recordings of it,and not one is even remotely like another.You literally need to buy sixcds just to get the full grasp of the score.This one, the first, has thebest cast and the best orchestra; unfortunately, it contains all of onethird of the music.Still, it is more than worth it (heck, the overturealone makes it worth it) See all 35 customer reviews... More Information (Candide (1956 Original Broadway Cast)) Candide (1956 Original Broadway Cast) will possibly be beneficial. 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