Robert Craft
Background
Hamlisch, Marvin Frederick was born on June 2, 1944 in New York City. Son of Max and Lilly (Schachter) Hamlisch.
Career
- Principal pops conductor Pittsburgh Symphony, since 1994, Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, 1996—2000, National Symphony Orchestra, Washington, since 2000, Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra, since 2007, Colorado Symphony Orchestra, since 2009. Also Seattle Symphony, San Diego Symphony.
Works
- A Chorus Line Playbill for the Original Broadway Production, Conceived, Choreographed, and Directed By Michael Bennett - Shubert Theatre - March 1977
- The March 1977 Playbill for the Shubert Theatre documents the original Broadway production of the Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award-winning A CHORUS LINE, conceived, choreographed, and directed by the "singular sensation" himself Michael Bennett, during the second year of its record-breaking run.
- A Chorus Line / Vocal Selections
- Includes a piano/vocal section and a separate lead line section for 10 songs: "I Hope I Get It", "I Can Do That", "At the Ballet", "Sing!", "Hello Twelve, Hello Thirteen, Hello Love", "Nothing", "The Music and the Mirror", "Dance: Ten; Looks, Three", "One", and "What I Did For Love".
- The Sweet Smell of Success Vocal Selections
- Based on the famous film starring Burt Lancaster and Tony Curtis, this well-received Broadway musical starred John Lithgow, who won the Tony Award for Best Actor for his performance.
- Switched at Birth: My Life in Someone Else's World
- I was accidentaly placed in the wrong cot the night I was born and did not discover this until I was fifty seven.
