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CD 1
1
If Ever I Would Leave You (From Camelot)
Ron Raines, National Symphony Orchestra, Kennedy Center & John Owen Edwards
03:56
2
Wouldn't It Be Loverly? (From My Fair Lady)
Melissa Errico, National Symphony Orchestra, Kennedy Center & John Owen Edwards
04:36
3
The Heather on the Hill (From Brigadoon)
Thomas Allen, Valerie Masterson, Philharmonia Orchestra & John Owen Edwards
03:21
4
I Remember It Well (From Gigi)
Siân Phillips, Ron Moody, National Symphony Orchestra, Kennedy Center & Martin Yates
03:16
5
Wandrin' Star (From Paint Your Wagon)
Christopher Lee, National Symphony Orchestra, Kennedy Center & Martin Yates
03:35
6
I Could Have Danced All Night (From My Fair Lady)
Tinuke Olafimihan, Jill Pert, National Symphony Orchestra, Kennedy Center & John Owen Edwards
03:42
7
How to Handle a Woman (From Camelot)
Gregg Edelman, National Symphony Orchestra, Kennedy Center & Martin Yates
04:23
8
Say a Prayer for Me Tonight (From Gigi)
Lindsay Hamilton, National Symphony Orchestra, Kennedy Center & Martin Yates
02:57
9
They Call the Wind Maria (From Paint Your Wagon)
Ron Raines, National Symphony Orchestra, Kennedy Center & Martin Yates
02:36
10
I Wonder What the King is Doing Tonight? (From Camelot)
Richard Harris & Gerry Allison
02:01
11
There But for You Go I (From Brigadoon)
George Dvorsky, National Symphony Orchestra, Kennedy Center & Martin Yates
02:39
12
Get Me to the Church on Time (From My Fair Lady)
Bob Hoskins, National Symphony Orchestra, Kennedy Center & John Owen Edwards
