Book, music & lyrics by Meredith Willson ; story by Meredith Willson & Frank Lacey. Orchestrations by Don Walker, Ray & Michael Heindorf, Frank Comstock, Gus Levine & Crafton Beck. Cincinnati Pops Orchestra ; Erich Kunzel, conductor ; Indiana University Singing Hoosiers ; Robert E. Stoll, director. Timothy Noble (Prof. Harold Hill) ; Kathleen Brett (Marian Paroo) ; Doc Severinsen (Marcellus Washburn) ; Steven Dauterman (Train conductor) ; James Racster (Russell Goodwin) ; Stephen Grant (Robert Howard) ; Timothy Breithaupt (James Gannon) ; Stephen Madaris (Robert Lenn) ; Lewis Dahle von Schlanbusch (Charlie Cowell) ; Patsy Meyer (Mrs. Paroo) ; Neil Jones (Jacey Suires) ; Scott Brannon (Ewart Dunlop) ; Richard Rebilas (Oliver Hix) ; Michael Bell (Olin Britt) ; Janet Burnett (Eulalie Mackecknie Shinn) ; Caryl Fullman (Alma Hix) ; Ann Siverly (Ethel Toffelmier) ; James Thomas Hodges (Winthrop Paroo). Recorded in Music Hall, Cincinnati, Apr. 6-8, 1991. Compact disc. ʼBooklet with program notes by Nick Jones in English (15 pages) inserted in container.
Contents:
Overture (3:11) -- Train opening (0:28) -- Rock Island (3:48) -- Iowa stubborn (2:00) -- Ya got trouble (3:56) -- Piano lesson & If you don't mind my saying so (1:40) -- Goodnight, my someone (3:18) -- Ya got trouble (reprise) (1:17) -- Seventy-six trombones (4:49) -- Sincere (1:35) -- The sadder but wiser girl (1:57) -- Pick-a-little, talk-a-little & Goodnight ladies (2:04) -- Marian the librarian (6:32) -- Gary, Indiana (1:10) -- Being in love (2:33) -- The Wells Fargo wagon (2:23) -- It's you (1:28) -- My white knight (3:13) -- Shipoopi (5:08) -- Lida Rose & Will I ever tell you (4:18) -- Gary, Indiana (1:27) -- It's you ballet (1:24) -- My white knight & The sadder but wiser girl (1:04) -- Till there was you (3:26) -- Seventy-six trombones & Goodnight, my someone (1:42) -- Seventy-six trombones finale (3:47).
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