Immerse yourself in the enchanting world of musical theatre with Frederick Loewe's iconic masterpiece, My Fair Lady. Released on 1 June 2015 by Hungaroton, this captivating album brings to life the timeless story of Eliza Doolittle and Henry Higgins, set to the unforgettable music of Loewe.
With a duration of 57 minutes, this musical extravaganza features a talented cast performing beloved tracks such as 'Why Can't the English', 'Wouldn't It Be Lovely', and 'I Could Have Danced All Night', all sung in Hungarian. The album's 17 tracks showcase the wit and charm of Loewe's composition, transporting listeners to the elegant streets of London and the lively atmosphere of the Ascot Gavotte.
Frederick Loewe's My Fair Lady is a must-listen for fans of musicals, offering a delightful blend of humour, romance, and memorable melodies. So sit back, relax, and let the enchanting music of Loewe's My Fair Lady sweep you off your feet.
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Tracks
My Fair Lady: Overture (Sung in Hungarian)Frederick Loewe, Lajos Basti, Zsuzsa Lehoczky, Sandor Angyal, Robert Ratonyi, Gyorgy Korondy, Maria Major, Mihaly Borzsonyi, Jozsef Gyurian, Budapest Operetta Theatre Choir, Budapest Operetta Theatre Orchestra, Ferenc Gyulai-Gaal
My Fair Lady: Why can't the english (Higgins, Pickering, Eliza) [Sung in Hungarian]Frederick Loewe, Lajos Basti, Zsuzsa Lehoczky, Sandor Angyal, Robert Ratonyi, Gyorgy Korondy, Maria Major, Mihaly Borzsonyi, Jozsef Gyurian, Budapest Operetta Theatre Choir, Budapest Operetta Theatre Orchestra, Ferenc Gyulai-Gaal
My Fair Lady: Wouldn't It be lovely (Higgins, Pickering, Eliza) [Sung in Hungarian]Frederick Loewe, Lajos Basti, Zsuzsa Lehoczky, Sandor Angyal, Robert Ratonyi, Gyorgy Korondy, Maria Major, Mihaly Borzsonyi, Jozsef Gyurian, Budapest Operetta Theatre Choir, Budapest Operetta Theatre Orchestra, Ferenc Gyulai-Gaal
My Fair Lady: With a little bit of luck (Doolittle, Harry, James, Chorus) [Sung in Hungarian]Frederick Loewe, Lajos Basti, Zsuzsa Lehoczky, Sandor Angyal, Robert Ratonyi, Gyorgy Korondy, Maria Major, Mihaly Borzsonyi, Jozsef Gyurian, Budapest Operetta Theatre Choir, Budapest Operetta Theatre Orchestra, Ferenc Gyulai-Gaal
My Fair Lady: I'm an ordinary man (Higgins) [Sung in Hungarian]Frederick Loewe, Lajos Basti, Zsuzsa Lehoczky, Sandor Angyal, Robert Ratonyi, Gyorgy Korondy, Maria Major, Mihaly Borzsonyi, Jozsef Gyurian, Budapest Operetta Theatre Choir, Budapest Operetta Theatre Orchestra, Ferenc Gyulai-Gaal
My Fair Lady: Just you wait (Eliza) [Sung in Hungarian]Frederick Loewe, Lajos Basti, Zsuzsa Lehoczky, Sandor Angyal, Robert Ratonyi, Gyorgy Korondy, Maria Major, Mihaly Borzsonyi, Jozsef Gyurian, Budapest Operetta Theatre Choir, Budapest Operetta Theatre Orchestra, Ferenc Gyulai-Gaal
My Fair Lady: The rain in Spain (Higgins, Eliza, Pickering, Servants) [Sung in Hungarian]Frederick Loewe, Lajos Basti, Zsuzsa Lehoczky, Sandor Angyal, Robert Ratonyi, Gyorgy Korondy, Maria Major, Mihaly Borzsonyi, Jozsef Gyurian, Budapest Operetta Theatre Choir, Budapest Operetta Theatre Orchestra, Ferenc Gyulai-Gaal
My Fair Lady: I could have danced all night (Eliza, Mrs. Pearce, Maids) [Sung in Hungarian]Frederick Loewe, Lajos Basti, Zsuzsa Lehoczky, Sandor Angyal, Robert Ratonyi, Gyorgy Korondy, Maria Major, Mihaly Borzsonyi, Jozsef Gyurian, Budapest Operetta Theatre Choir, Budapest Operetta Theatre Orchestra, Ferenc Gyulai-Gaal
My Fair Lady: Ascot Gavotte (Sung in Hungarian)Frederick Loewe, Lajos Basti, Zsuzsa Lehoczky, Sandor Angyal, Robert Ratonyi, Gyorgy Korondy, Maria Major, Mihaly Borzsonyi, Jozsef Gyurian, Budapest Operetta Theatre Choir, Budapest Operetta Theatre Orchestra, Ferenc Gyulai-Gaal
My Fair Lady: On the street where you live (Freddy) [Sung in Hungarian]Frederick Loewe, Lajos Basti, Zsuzsa Lehoczky, Sandor Angyal, Robert Ratonyi, Gyorgy Korondy, Maria Major, Mihaly Borzsonyi, Jozsef Gyurian, Budapest Operetta Theatre Choir, Budapest Operetta Theatre Orchestra, Ferenc Gyulai-Gaal
My Fair Lady: You did It (Higgins, Pickering, Mrs. Pearce, Servants) [Sung in Hungarian]Frederick Loewe, Lajos Basti, Zsuzsa Lehoczky, Sandor Angyal, Robert Ratonyi, Gyorgy Korondy, Maria Major, Mihaly Borzsonyi, Jozsef Gyurian, Budapest Operetta Theatre Choir, Budapest Operetta Theatre Orchestra, Ferenc Gyulai-Gaal
My Fair Lady: Show me (Eliza, Freddy) [Sung in Hungarian]Frederick Loewe, Lajos Basti, Zsuzsa Lehoczky, Sandor Angyal, Robert Ratonyi, Gyorgy Korondy, Maria Major, Mihaly Borzsonyi, Jozsef Gyurian, Budapest Operetta Theatre Choir, Budapest Operetta Theatre Orchestra, Ferenc Gyulai-Gaal
My Fair Lady: Get me to the church on time (Doolittle, Harry, James, Chorus) [Sung in Hungarian]Frederick Loewe, Lajos Basti, Zsuzsa Lehoczky, Sandor Angyal, Robert Ratonyi, Gyorgy Korondy, Maria Major, Mihaly Borzsonyi, Jozsef Gyurian, Budapest Operetta Theatre Choir, Budapest Operetta Theatre Orchestra, Ferenc Gyulai-Gaal
My Fair Lady: A hymn to him (Higgins) [Sung in Hungarian]Frederick Loewe, Lajos Basti, Zsuzsa Lehoczky, Sandor Angyal, Robert Ratonyi, Gyorgy Korondy, Maria Major, Mihaly Borzsonyi, Jozsef Gyurian, Budapest Operetta Theatre Choir, Budapest Operetta Theatre Orchestra, Ferenc Gyulai-Gaal
My Fair Lady: Without you (Eliza) [Sung in Hungarian]Frederick Loewe, Lajos Basti, Zsuzsa Lehoczky, Sandor Angyal, Robert Ratonyi, Gyorgy Korondy, Maria Major, Mihaly Borzsonyi, Jozsef Gyurian, Budapest Operetta Theatre Choir, Budapest Operetta Theatre Orchestra, Ferenc Gyulai-Gaal
My Fair Lady: I've grown accustomed to her face (Higgins) [Sung in Hungarian]Frederick Loewe, Lajos Basti, Zsuzsa Lehoczky, Sandor Angyal, Robert Ratonyi, Gyorgy Korondy, Maria Major, Mihaly Borzsonyi, Jozsef Gyurian, Budapest Operetta Theatre Choir, Budapest Operetta Theatre Orchestra, Ferenc Gyulai-Gaal
Frederick Loewe, born Friedrich "Fritz" Löwe in Berlin to Viennese parents, was a renowned American composer who left an indelible mark on the world of musical theater. His collaboration with lyricist Alan Jay Lerner resulted in some of the most beloved and iconic Broadway musicals of all time. Together, they created timeless classics such as "My Fair Lady," "Camelot," "Brigadoon," and "Paint Your Wagon," all of which were later adapted into successful films. Loewe's musical genius extended beyond the stage, as he also composed the score for the original film musical "Gigi" in 1958, which was later transferred to the stage in 1973. Loewe's compositions are celebrated for their memorable melodies and enduring appeal, making him a pivotal figure in the history of American musical theater.
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