Stephen Sondheim teaches a student from the Guildhall School of Music, London a fragment of 'Send in the Clowns'

Stephen Sondheim, Composer/Lyricist James Lapine, Librettist/Director

Stephen Sondheim talks about the writting of Send in the Clowns from A Little Night Music - with excerpts of the rehearsal with Sally Ann Howes.

Theater legend Elaine Stritch sings one of her signature songs, Broadway Baby (from the musical Follies) for friend and composer Stephen Sondheim Performed in honor of Stephen Sondheim's 75th Birthday on July 8, 2005 at the Hollywood Bowl, Los Angeles. A benefit concert for Children Will Listen, a program of the ASCAP Foundation. I did not persona...

An interview from BBC with Sondheim and Sam Mendes

This is Tim Curry with an incredibly emotional rendition of "Losing My Mind". The year was 1997 and the event: Sondheim: A Celebration (1997 AIDS Charity Benefit Cast). Edit: Sang at the S.T.A.G.E. Benefit, 1996 (released in 1997)

Filmed segment featuring the main cast of Desperate Housewives naming their "favorite" Stephen Sondheim song, complete with Mary Alice voice-over and even a visit from the deceased Martha Hueber. Bree Van De Kamp's choice gets an especially good reaction from the already excited crowd. Creator Marc Cherry is a big fan of musical theater composer ...

"Sondheim: A Celebration at Carnegie Hall" SYMPHONIC SONDHEIM/JOHANNA/PRETTY WOMEN/SWEENEY TODD SUITE from Sweeney Todd With: Jerry Hadley, Eugene Perry, Herbert Perry, and Bill Irwin.

SIMPLY SONDHEIM - A 75th Birthday Salute Amy Dondy (the "Maria Callas of Cabaret") in James Brewer's 2005 concert tribute to Stephen Sondheim, presented in San Francisco. 2-CD set and more info at www.a-jproductions.net.

A preview of the powerful and moving salon which Stephen Sondheim gave to musical theatre writers at the Academy for New Musical Theatre . (For the full video, visit anmt.tv)

SIMPLY SONDHEIM - A 75th Birthday Salute Kelly Ground (original Fantine in Nat. Tour of "Les Miz") and Tom Orr in James Brewer's 2005 concert tribute to Sondheim, presented in San Francisco. 2-CD set live-recordng and more info at www.a-jproductions.net or www.kellyground.com.

SIMPLY SONDHEIM - A 75th Birthday Salute Stephanie Rhoads, Kelly Ground, Amy Dondy, Judy Butterfield, Shay Oglesby-Smith, Tom Orr, Kim Larsen, Steve Rhyne, James Brewer and Hannah Rose Kornfeld in Brewer's 2005 concert tribute to Sondheim in San Francisco. 2-CD set and more info at www.a-jproductions.net.

Stephen Sondheim teaches students from the Guildhall School

New Tim Burton Film - Sweeney Todd - Interview with Stephen Sondheim. From: http://www.canmag.com/movies.php?moviekey=sweeneytodd

Jason Daniely and Audra McDonald lead a performance of the Tonight Quintet from the Leonard Bernstein/Stephen Sondeim musical West Side Story. Also featuring Vanessa Williams as Anita and James Barbour as Riff. Performed in honor of Stephen Sondheim's 75th Birthday on July 8, 2005 at the Hollywood Bowl, Los Angeles. A benefit concert for Children...

SIMPLY SONDHEIM - A 75th Birthday Salute Judy Butterfield ("Judy sings Judy") in James Brewer's 2005 concert tribute to Sondheim, presented in San Francisco. 2-CD set and more info at www.a-jproductions.net.

Stephen Sondheim teaches a student from the Guildhall School to sing this song from A Little Night Music

SIMPLY SONDHEIM - A 75th Birthday Salute Kelly Ground, Stephanie Rhoads and Shay Oglesby-Smith in James Brewer's 2005 concert tribute to Sondheim in San Francisco. 2-CD set and more info at www.a-jproductions.net.

Lado a Lado com Sondheim,da dupla Charles Moeller e Cláudio Botelho.Músicas de Stephen Sondheim

From the 1971 Tony Awards: Angela Lansbury presents Stephen Sondheim with his first Tony Award for the music to Company, immediately followed by Carol Channing presenting him with the Tony Award for lyrics.

Stephen Sondheim and James Japine discuss the Roundabout Theatre Company's new revival of "Sunday In The Park With George" on Good Morning America Please visit naturallogsquared.blogspot.com for more information on this and other videos.

This song should speak for itself. From the 1970 Sondheim show Follies. Recorded today in Berkeley, California, on my sexy electric "Mountain" Fluke.

Sondheim teaching Guildhall School students - Mrs Lovett is Jacqui Dankworth

From Bjork to Broadway. Jan 2005

Judi Dench sings Send In The Clowns from A Little Night Music at the 30th Anniversary of Side by Side by Sondheim at the Novello Theatre in London - 21st May 2006. Really bad video quality but good sound.

Sarah Vaughan gives a magical performance of Stephen Sondheim's "Send In the Clowns." Don't miss the second half... This performance is an excerpt from the 60 minute DVD "Great Women Singers of the 20th Century: Sarah Vaughan" available for purchase at http://www.kultur.com (We are not affiliated in any way with kultur.com.) It was recorded live...

Stephen Sondheim teaching a student from the singing department of the Guildhall School in London. This part came before the other part I already posted with a student from the acting school.

In conjunction with Artscape, Baltimore's premier arts festival, the BMA presents a special exhibition of the finalists for The Janet & Walter Sondheim Prize, which is organized by the Baltimore Office of Promotion & The Arts. The six finalists for this year's $25,000 prize are artists Becky Alprin, Melissa Dickenson, Dawn Gavin, Geoff Grace, Maren...

Stephen Sondheim talks about the writing(from the Piano at home),of "Epiphany" from Sweeney Todd.This was from a BBC Southbank show special about the musical done in 1980,preceding the arrival of the show in London.The London cast includes Dennis Quilley as Todd,and Shelia Hancock as Lovett.The original Director Hal Prince is on hand as well.Rare.

Little Ant, Little Ant, Your Birthday is here at last. Little Ant, Little Ant. A Birthday Goes By so fast. Hello little boy, It's your birthday I've got some things to tell you 'Fore I can farewell you tonight. You could drive subscribers crazy you could drive subscribers wack! Wet their taste buds with a little Sondheim And then take two mont...