Ballads

The new album from singer-songwriter Julian Fleisher
Release date May 14th, 2014
Produced and performed by Julian Fleisher
Modern Records

Finally

Nothing Worth Loving

Tomorrow

From the upcoming feature film Beijing New York, starring Chi-Ling Lin

Me And The Moon

Interviews with Julian Fleisher regarding his first full length CD, Rather Big. With Frances Sorenson of PS1 and MOMA's Transistor Radio and Alan Farley of San Francisco's KALW

KALW with Alan Farley

WPS1/MOMA's Transistor Radio with Frances Sorenson

A song I wrote for Jerome, the light of my life, who passed away a few weeks ago. I kid you not when I tell you that he gave me the title. Visit my instagram to read his story. Thanks to Tedd Firth for the piano.

Everything About You

Measure of Success: Anything Can Happen

Sidepiece

You Broke It Now You Bought It

Words and Music by Julian Fleisher
Thomas Bartlett — Piano
Oren Bloedow — Bass
David Berger — Drums
Alex Falberg — Banjo
Dan Weschler — Accordion
John Guari — Trumpet
Julian Fleisher — Guitar, Vocals, Vibraphone
Recorded and Mixed by Mike Judeh
© 2015 Rather Big Music (ASCAP)
All Rights Reserved

Brooklyn, Goodnight

Love 'Em Like You'll Lose 'Em

The first full-length album from Julian Fleisher and his Rather Big Band.

Rather Big

Can I Get a Light?

Witchcraft

Sampler 1996

The Limit's the Sky

Close To You

Live In L.A.

You Came A Long Way From St. Louis

Shop Around

Misty

What You Need

That Old Black Magic

WNYC presents A Christmas Carol starring Jamie Floyd, Jonathan Schaffer, Brooke Gladstone, Ira Flatow, Terrance McNight, Julian Fleisher as Marley, Fred Newman on Sound Effects and Kathleen Turner as Scrooge. Directed by Elliot Forrest.

A Christmas Carol with Kathleen Turner

Nothin Worth Loving

This is the main theme for The Perfomers, a new comedy by David West Read, Directed by Evan Cabnet that opened on Broadway at the Longacre Theater in November of 2012. This track, played during the curtain call, is the only cue of the fifteen heard in the show which features the entire tune. Other cues, played during scene changes and underneath dialogue, were variations of this one.

The Performers: Complete Theme

Julian Fleisher's Guilty Pleasuress

JFGP06: Kenny Mellman

I Don't Know How (Radio Edit)

Another ballad featuring Kenny Mellman on piano.

Here We Are

Hold Me Down

The opening underscore from the play "Almost, Maine" by John Cariani, currently the most produced play in America. I wrote all of the music for this magical series of vignettes about love in a norther town. In all, there were than 15 cues for 9 scenes some of which were silent and required music throughout -- in effect creating a cinematic effect. All of the music were based on the same simple 4-chord progression, but were adjusted to meet the needs of each different entrance and exit. The music is published along with the play by Dramatists Play Service in the US.


Almost, Maine: Opening

A sample of the underscore from the off-Broadway play "Almost, Maine" by John Cariani, currently the most produced play in America. I wrote all of the music for this magical series of vignettes about love in a norther town. In all, there were than 15 cues for 9 scenes some of which were silent and required music throughout -- in effect creating a cinematic effect. All of the music were based on the same simple 4-chord progression, but were adjusted to meet the needs of each different entrance and exit. The music is published along with the play by Dramatists Play Service in the US.


Almost, Maine: Prologue

Almost, Maine: Sad/Glad

Almost, Maine: Getting It Back

Almost, Maine: Where It Went

Almost, Maine: "Epilogue"

Last Gas: Act II Open

Las Gas: Show Open

Scene change music for the world premier production of "Love / Sick", the new play from John Cariani, author of "Almost, Maine", "Last Gas" and others...

Julian Fleisher

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