Here you can freely listen to preview tracks from Ovation - The Music of Andrew Lloyd Webber. Album was composed by The New World Philharmonic and was released on January 01, 1985. Soundtrack consists of 14 tracks tracks with duration over about 60 minutes. Album was released by Union Square Music.
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CD 1
1
Don't Cry for Me Argentina (From "Evita")
Barbara Dickson, The New World Philharmonic & Jack Rothstein
06:10
2
Take That Look Off Your Face (From "Tell Me on a Sunday")
The New World Philharmonic & Rebecca Storm
03:54
3
King Herod's Song (From "Jesus Christ Superstar")
The New World Philharmonic & Paul Nicholas
03:17
4
Another Suitcase in Another Hall (From "Evita")
The New World Philharmonic & Barbara Dickson
04:34
5
Hosanna (From "Requiem")
Iain Paton, The New World Philharmonic & The New Scottish Concert Choir
03:27
6
Pie Jesu (From "Requiem")
Judith Lovat, Richard Townhill, The New World Philharmonic & The New Scottish Concert Choir
04:04
7
Old Deuteronomy (From "Cats")
The New World Philharmonic & Denis Quilley
04:26
8
Introduction, Theme and Variations 1-4 (From "the South Bank Show")
The New World Philharmonic & Raphael Wallfisch
04:22
9
I Don't Know How to Love Him (From "Jesus Christ Superstar")
The New World Philharmonic & Barbara Dickson
03:56
10
Pumping Iron (From "Starlight Express")
The New World Philharmonic & Paul Jones
03:22
11
One More Angel in Heaven (From "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat")
The New World Philharmonic & Paul Nicholas
03:45
12
Tell Me On a Sunday (From "Tell Me on a Sunday")
The New World Philharmonic & Rebecca Storm
03:45
13
Starlight Express (From "Starlight Express")
Paul Nicholas, Paul Jones & The New World Philharmonic
05:15
14
Memory (From "Cats")
Barbara Dickson, The New World Philharmonic & Jack Rothstein
