Music in the Air
MusicalComedyRevivalBroadway
Opening Date
Oct 08, 1951
Closing Date
Nov 24, 1951
Performances
56
MusicalComedyRevivalBroadway
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Open Date: Oct 08, 1951
Close Date: Nov 24, 1951
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ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION
Description
A musical in two acts
Setting
Switzerland. The present.
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PeopleProduced by Reginald HammersteinMusic by Jerome Kern; Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II; Book by Oscar Hammerstein II; Music orchestrated by Robert Russell Bennett; Musical Director: Maurice LevineDirected by Oscar Hammerstein IIProduction Design by Lemuel Ayers; Assistant to Mr. Ayers: Forrest Thayer and Eleanor Goldsmith; Lighting Design by Charles ElsonCompany Manager: Rube BernsteinGeneral Stage Manager: Paul Shiers; Stage Manager: Walter Russell; Assistant Stage Mgr: James HammersteinPress Representative: Michel Mok and John L. TooheyMan/Walking ClubWilliMan/Walking ClubMan/Walking ClubChildMan/Walking ClubWomanChildSophieWomanAssistant Stage ManagerMan/Walking ClubWomanWomanUnderstudies: Warren Galjour (Priest), Julie Kelety (Lilli), John M. King (Karl Reder), Rosemary Kuhlmann (Marthe), Grace Olsen (Sieglinde Lessing), Terry Saunders (Frieda Hatzfeld) and Milton Watson (Bruno Mahler)
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Songsmusic by Jerome Kern; lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein IIAct 1Sung ByMelodies of MayChoral SocietyI've Told Every Little StarKarl Reder, Sieglinde Lessing and Choral SocietyPrayerSchoolroom EnsembleThere's a Hill Beyond a HillWalking ClubI've Told Every Little Star (Reprise)Sieglinde LessingI'm Coming HomeBruno MahlerI'm AloneFrieda HatzfeldI Am So EagerBruno Mahler and Frieda HatzfeldFinelettaMarthe, Ernst Weber and Dr. Walter LessingAct 2Sung ByOne More DanceBruno MahlerNight Flies ByFrieda HatzfeldWhen The Spring Is in the AirSieglinde Lessing, Lilli and The Music TeacherIn Egern on Tegern SeeLilliThe Song Is YouBruno MahlerThe Song Is You (Reprise)Frieda Hatzfeld and Bruno MahlerWe Belong TogetherEdendorf Ensemble
Produced by Reginald Hammerstein
Music by Jerome Kern; Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II; Book by Oscar Hammerstein II; Music orchestrated by Robert Russell Bennett; Musical Director: Maurice Levine
Directed by Oscar Hammerstein II
Production Design by Lemuel Ayers; Assistant to Mr. Ayers: Forrest Thayer and Eleanor Goldsmith; Lighting Design by Charles Elson
Company Manager: Rube Bernstein
General Stage Manager: Paul Shiers; Stage Manager: Walter Russell; Assistant Stage Mgr: James Hammerstein
Press Representative: Michel Mok and John L. Toohey
Man/Walking Club
Willi
Man/Walking Club
Man/Walking Club
Child
Man/Walking Club
Woman
Child
Sophie
Woman
Assistant Stage Manager
Man/Walking Club
Woman
Woman
Understudies:
Warren Galjour
(Priest), Julie Kelety
(Lilli), John M. King
(Karl Reder), Rosemary Kuhlmann
(Marthe), Grace Olsen
(Sieglinde Lessing), Terry Saunders
(Frieda Hatzfeld) and Milton Watson
(Bruno Mahler)
music by Jerome Kern; lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II
Act 1
Sung By
Melodies of May
Choral Society
I've Told Every Little Star
Karl Reder, Sieglinde Lessing and Choral Society
Prayer
Schoolroom Ensemble
There's a Hill Beyond a Hill
Walking Club
I've Told Every Little Star
(Reprise)
Sieglinde Lessing
I'm Coming Home
Bruno Mahler
I'm Alone
Frieda Hatzfeld
I Am So Eager
Bruno Mahler and Frieda Hatzfeld
Fineletta
Marthe, Ernst Weber and Dr. Walter Lessing
Act 2
Sung By
One More Dance
Bruno Mahler
Night Flies By
Frieda Hatzfeld
When The Spring Is in the Air
Sieglinde Lessing, Lilli and The Music Teacher
In Egern on Tegern See
Lilli
The Song Is You
Bruno Mahler
The Song Is You
(Reprise)
Frieda Hatzfeld and Bruno Mahler
We Belong Together
Edendorf Ensemble
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