Our Broadway Vocal Selections book features a dozen fantastic songs from this Kander & Ebb blockbuster: All I Care About * And All That Jazz * Class * Funny Honey * A Little Bit of Good * Me and My Baby * Mister Cellophane * My Own Best Friend * Nowadays * Razzle Dazzle * Roxie * When You're Good to Mama.
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Chicago VOcal Selections,
This review is from: Chicago: The Musical (Broadway Vocal Selections) (Paperback)
The notes are accurate, except that if you haven't listened to the recording, you may not know that most of Roxy's songs are supposed to be sung down an octave. This is not written anywhere in the book, however.
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Fosse Fan,
By Nicole Elizabeth Popkow (Panorama City, CA United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Chicago: The Musical (Broadway Vocal Selections) (Paperback)
I'm a regular Bob Fosse Fan. I believe everything he touches turns to gold, so this definetly is golden. The music pieces are one of a kind..."Nowadays", "Foxy Roxy", ..."All That Jazz". If you are looking for A vocal selection to sing for any reason, this has a WIDE variety of songs for Men And Women. It'll "Razzle Dazzle" YOU . . .
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The Book Of One Of Broadway's Best,
By Stephen Fruchtman (New Rochelle, NY USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Chicago: The Musical (Broadway Vocal Selections) (Paperback)
Kander and Ebb, who wrote the lyrics and music to this as well as Cabaret, Steel Pier and many others, are two of the most talented in the profession. Chicago is my second favorite muscial, losing out to Kander and Ebb's dramatic work Cabaret. Chicago is the darkest, funniest musical. The lyrics are cynical and the music is catchy. Particularly good is the song sung by the character Mary Sunshine called "A Little Bit Of Good" which is the only optimistic song in the score and is very much so, being so sacchrine that it's funny. Another favorite of mine is "Mr. Cellophane," which, when sung right, can be hilarious and, when cohreographed correctly, is even moreso. The score is perfect in my mind. "And that's good, isn't it great, isn't it fun..." it sure is.
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