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Someone To Watch Over Me - George Gershwin arr. Artis Wodehouse

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Get Busy (Sean Paul)

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Noda

To The Top

Episode 250

Legendary composer and lyricist Stephen Sondheim is the guest for the 250th Downstage Center interview. He discusses a wide range of topics, including whether, as many have asserted, he actually dislikes giving interviews and why; his experiences doing Q&A sessions with Frank Rich around the country; how the upcoming Sondheim on Sondheim is developing and how he feels about being the central character in a Sondheim show; his process in preparing the forthcoming two-volume, annotated edition of his complete lyrics, to be titled Finishing the Hat; his reaction to seeing his work done in scaled down versions; how involved get gets with major revivals of his works and whether he makes adjustments to shows long after their original productions; whether he ever gets the urge to write songs outside of the context of musical theatre; why he considers his work on the films The Last of Sheila and Stavisky the two happiest working experiences of his life; who originated the many projects he's undertaken over the course of his career and how he's worked with such collaborators as Arthur Laurents, John Weidman, George Furth, James Lapine and Harold Prince; what he thinks about seeing opera companies produce some of his shows; why he was moved to found Young Playwrights, Inc. and why it's not Young Composers instead; if he has had the opportunity to mentor young composers, just as Oscar Hammerstein has mentored him; and whether of all of his songs, all written for specific characters in specific situations, there are any that most reflect him personally. 

Original air date - January 3, 2010 
Running Time - 59:37

Stephen Sondheim from "Sondheim on Sondheim"

A solo rendition of 'Wait' from Stephen Sondheim's Sweeney Todd

#73 (2014 - 06 - 18) Wait (Stephen Sondheim)

Dubstep Nightcore - Harder Better Faster Stronger

Dirtyphonics - Since You've Been Gone feat. Matt Rose (Infuze Remix)
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Dirtyphonics continues to pump the bass-driven electro beats with the release of a diverse 4-track remix compilation of their most recent EP, Write Your Future. Preserving Dirtyphonics’ iconic bass driven / drum and bass sound, the remixers prove that genres truly have no boundaries by adding their own touch to each of the original tracks. FuntCase amplifies the punk rock guitar riffs and angsty drumline of “Power Now” by adding wild build-ups that break down into heavy, hard-hitting dubstep. Habstrakt gives “Hustle Hard” the future bass treatment, adding a distinctive 4/4 twist to the original trap banger. High Maintenance makes full use of the powerful female vocals in “Free Fall” but converts the original's dubstep drops into a vision of perfect drum and bass. Finally, Infuze concludes the EP with a future bass rendition of “Since You’ve Been Gone,” slowing the original’s drum and bass tempo with anthemic synths and heavy drums.

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Dirtyphonics - Since You've Been Gone feat. Matt Rose (Infuze Remix)

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4. 00:08:37 Billie Holiday Georgia On My Mind
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6. 00:15:06 Dinah Shore Love That Boy
7. 00:17:47 Dizzy Gillespie Groovin' High
8. 00:20:29 Nat King Cole Nature Boy
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16. 00:43:07 Tadd Dameron The Squirrel
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18. 00:48:43 Kay Starr If I Could Be With You (One Hour Tonight)
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1920s, 30s, 40s Jazz Vintage Blends

Meg & Dia, Monster - Dubstep remix
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Monster - DotEXE Dubstep Remix

From the sounds of Edwin Birdsong, Thomas Bangalter and Guy-Manuel de Homem Cristo. This cover version is made purely for fun and without commercial purposes.

(harder, better, faster) stronger

I sing. 
[Serious Production]

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Send in the Clowns - Stephen Sondheim arr. Dave Barduhn (Walt Whitman Jazz)

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