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Kern: The Cabaret Girl

Julie Wright (soprano), Jacob Allen (baritone), Karla Hughes (soprano), Sahara Glasener-Boles (alto), Anthony Buck (vocals), Lindsay O'Neil (soprano), Stefan Gordon (vocals)

Ohio Light Opera Orchestra, Ohio Lighy Opera Chorus, Michael Borowitz

it's not the plot that makes it a winner. The performance helps a lot too. It's fresh and smiling,...a real pick-me-up for the listener.

Kern: The Cabaret Girl

Julie Wright (soprano), Jacob Allen (baritone), Karla Hughes (soprano), Sahara Glasener-Boles (alto), Anthony Buck (vocals), Lindsay O'Neil (soprano), Stefan Gordon (vocals)

Ohio Light Opera Orchestra, Ohio Lighy Opera Chorus, Michael Borowitz

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it's not the plot that makes it a winner. The performance helps a lot too. It's fresh and smiling,...a real pick-me-up for the listener.

About

Jerome Kern wrote The Cabaret Girl at the suggestion of London producer George Grossmith who, teaming with famed literary figure P.G. Wodehouse, provided the book and lyrics. The show opened at London’s Winter Garden theater on September 18, 1922. The show ran for 361 performances and showcases both the unparalleled wit and sentimentality of Wodehouse and the inexhaustible melodic genius of Jerome Kern.

Contents and tracklist

Act One: Overture / Introduction
Track length5:07
Act One: Chorus: "Love song is ended"
Track length2:16
Act One: Dialogue: "Hello, Yes?"
Track length1:43
Act One: Song: "You want the best seats"
Track length2:38
Act One: Dialogue: "Miss Simmons!"
Track length3:07
Act One: Duet: "Mr. Gripps, I've just been thinking"
Track length2:39
Act One: Dialogue: "Good morning, Miss Dix"
Track length2:07
Act One: Song: "There she stood"
Track length5:24
Act One: Dialogue: "Are you all being attended to?"
Track length3:48
Act One: Duet: "Journey's End"
Track length3:14
Act One: Dialogue: "Well, Signor Felosi"
Track length2:11
Act One: Sextet "Whoop-de-doodle-do"
Track length3:23
Act One: Dialogue: "I want to see Mr. Gravvins"
Track length1:58
Act One: Scene: "Dancing Time"
Track length2:51
Act One: Duet "Dancing Time"
Track length3:58
Act One: Dialogue: "Great news, boys!"
Track length4:05
Act One: Finale: "My little place"
Track length4:45
Act Two: Opening: "The Pergola Patrol"
Track length4:38
Act Two: Dialogue: "Ah, well!"
Track length2:51
Act Two: Scene: "Praise for our zeal"
Track length1:39
Act Two: Dialogue: "Mrs. James Paradene"
Track length3:04
Act Two: Song: "Shimmy with me"
Track length3:32
Act Two: Dialogue: "Well, this is my little place"
Track length1:16
Act Two: Song: "Oh, dear days of long ago"
Track length2:08
Act Two: Scene: "We've escaped?Looking all over"
Track length4:56
Act Two: Dialogue: "Now, woman!"
Track length2:24
Act Two: Trio: "Oh, I feel so nervous"
Track length2:02
Act Two: Dialogue: "This way, Aunt Julia"
Track length5:25
Act Two: Finale: "What do you think"
Track length9:07
Act Three: Opening: "Good evening"
Track length1:38
Act Three: Song: "London, brighter London"
Track length1:50
Act Three: Dialogue: "Thank you, Mr. Gripps"
Track length2:42
Act Three: Interlude
Track length1:00
Act Three: Song: "Kahlua"
Track length3:27
Act Three: Dialogue: "It's so clear to me now"
Track length0:34
Act Three: Finale: "Oriental dreams"
Track length4:23

Awards and reviews

it's not the plot that makes it a winner. The performance helps a lot too. It's fresh and smiling,...a real pick-me-up for the listener.

Opera News

[Ohio Light Opera's] usual lush, well-drilled chorus and superb orchestra with Michael Borowitz conducting, back up the antics...find a comfy chair and a nice, very large glass of champagne and enjoy this frothy, well-performed gem.
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