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... to hear every word, every note and both in this production and the recording we do. For me 'Sunday' was one of those few productions where every aspect of the production came together and created a whole truly in excess of its constituent parts. You can't see it on the CD, but the set, lighting, projection and costume design were completely in tune with the production; the sound was, I think, probably the best musical sound I have ever heard; the performances both in the pit and on stage were extraordinary but the ...more

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Sunday in the Park With George: As fine a Sunday as you could find anywhere... (840 words)
by - written on 21/09/06 (Useful, 86 readings)
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I have read a number of reviews of this recording on various sites and cannot help thinking a few people do miss the point. I have always felt that cast recordings are just that - not an attempt to be the definitive version of the music, but a reflection of the specific production. Some reviewers compare at length this recording with the original Broadway cast recording, weighing up the relative merits of Daniel Evans and Jenna Russell (London) with Many Patinkin and Bernadette Peters (NY). This seems a slightly spurious comparison, as the productions are so different. What works for NY with the 'big' orchestrations, would be nonsense with the small ensemble style of the ... Read the complete review