Beautiful interpretations of Sondheim songs...
“Judy Collins: A Love Letter to Stephen Sondheim,&#34; a concert filmed in Denver, Colorado and originally aired on PBS, features 17 songs, most from the works of Sondheim. Though many artists recorded “Send in the Clowns,” it was Collins who had the hit recording, and she performs it here. Other songs include that anthem of show business durability and longevity, “I’m Still Here,” a rousing number from “Follies” that builds dramatically as the singer catalogues an arduous career that has had memorable ups and more than its share of downs.<br /><br />Sondheim’s major Broadway shows and one TV musical are represented in Ms. Collins’ program. She performs two haunting songs from the made-for-TV musical “Evening Primrose” — “I Remember Sky”  and “Take Me to the World.” Other songs include the seldom-performed “Gun Song” (“Assassins”),  “Being Alive” (“Company”), “Finishing the Hat” (“Sunday in the Park With George”), “No One Is Alone” (“Into the Woods”), “The Road You Didn’t Take” (“Follies”) and the title song from “Anyone Can Whistle.”<br /><br />The non-Sondheim songs on the DVD are “Chelsea Morning” and the John Denver medley “Leaving on a Jet Plane”/“Country Roads.” Though performed beautifully, these numbers simply don’t display the ingenuity of lyrics that the Sondheim songs possess. Instead, why not include “Not a Day Goes By” (“Merrily We Roll Along”), “Not While I’m Around” (“Sweeney Todd”), and “Somewhere” (“West Side Story”)?<br /><br />Collins’ first album was released in 1961 at the height of the folk music revival. Early in her career, she sang traditional folk songs or songs written by others, especially the protest songwriters Tom Paxton, Phil Ochs, and Bob Dylan. Her recording of Joni Mitchell’s “Both Side Now” in 1967 brought her international recognition. “Send in the Clowns” was on Billboard’s Pop Singles chart in 1975 and again in 1977, spending 27 non-consecutive weeks on the chart and earning Collins a Grammy nomination.<br /><br />Bonus material on the DVD release includes an interview with Judy Collins and rehearsal footage.
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