Volume III of the smash New York revue is captured here with electrifying performances from some of Broadway's most impressive vocalists (who, collectively, boast over 100 Broadway credits to their names, some of whom originated roles in Sondheim musicals). Sondheim Unplugged (The NYC Sessions) Volume III features many of the best-loved tunes from the master composer's oeuvre (Another 100 People, No One Is Alone, Sunday), as well as lesser-heard, sparkling treasures from shows like Frogs and Saturday Night. Volume III also includes cut songs from musicals like Assassins and Into The Woods. Freshly studio recorded in 2020-21, this newest addition to the great collection of Sondheim recordings is one not to miss. "Sondheim Unplugged isn't just one the most entertaining shows in New York City it's one of the most important. This is a stellar and starry cast... all sublimely talented musicians and crackerjack actors both gifts that, when combined, add up to some noteworthy entertainment." BroadwayWorld. "Pour yourself a glass of something bubbly and enjoy." The New York Times.
Volume III of the smash New York revue is captured here with electrifying performances from some of Broadway's most impressive vocalists (who, collectively, boast over 100 Broadway credits to their names, some of whom originated roles in Sondheim musicals). Sondheim Unplugged (The NYC Sessions) Volume III features many of the best-loved tunes from the master composer's oeuvre (Another 100 People, No One Is Alone, Sunday), as well as lesser-heard, sparkling treasures from shows like Frogs and Saturday Night. Volume III also includes cut songs from musicals like Assassins and Into The Woods. Freshly studio recorded in 2020-21, this newest addition to the great collection of Sondheim recordings is one not to miss. "Sondheim Unplugged isn't just one the most entertaining shows in New York City it's one of the most important. This is a stellar and starry cast... all sublimely talented musicians and crackerjack actors both gifts that, when combined, add up to some noteworthy entertainment." BroadwayWorld. "Pour yourself a glass of something bubbly and enjoy." The New York Times.
