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Works by Composer LLOYD WEBBER, ANDREW

(arr. Klevstrand) Memory

Lars Klevstrand 

All I ask of you. Love Changes Everything. Memory [sic]

Alan Thrift 

Andante affettuoso

Julian Lloyd Webber 

Arias and songs by

Anna Netrebko 

CATS

Wayne Sleep 

Choruses and arrangements by

Craig Hella Johnson 

Country Impressions: Mulberry Cottage

Kenneth Smith 

Evita: You May Love Me

Allison Eldredge 

Hymns by

Brian Jones 

Jesus Christ Superstar: I Don’t Know How to Love Him

James Kreger 
James Kreger 
James Kreger
(FEATURE ARTICLE)
 
James Kreger
(FEATURE ARTICLE)
 

Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat: Any Dream Will Do. Phantom of the Opera: All I Ask of You; Music of the Night. Cats: Memory

David ❝Dudu❝ Fisher 

Medley from Evita and Cats. Aspects of Love: Love Changes Everything

John Williams 

Moon Silver

Julian Lloyd Webber 

Music by

Julian Lloyd Webber 

Phantasia (arr. Alexander). The Woman in White: Suite (arr. Roman)

Simon Lee 

Phantom of the Opera Medley (arr. Chenault Duo)

Elizabeth Chenault
(FEATURE ARTICLE)
 
Elizabeth Chenault
(FEATURE ARTICLE)
 
Elizabeth Chenault
(FEATURE ARTICLE)
 

Pie Jesu

Jo Ann Ottley 

Requiem

Plácido Domingo 
Domingo
(WANT LIST PERFORMANCE)
 
Lorin Maazel 

Requiem: Pie Jesu

Barbara Hendricks 
Marija Dudaite 
Marija Dudaite 
Luca Brugnoli 

Selections by

Lynda Barrett 

Songs by

Renée Fleming 

The Phantom of the Opera

Constanze Hochwater 

The Phantom of the Opera—Symphonic Picture. Jesus Christ Superstar—Symphonic Picture

Ambrosian Singers 

Variations

Julian Lloyd Webber 

 

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