Stephen pays tribute to a man he calls “the greatest composer and lyricist in the history of American theater.” #Colbert #Broadway #StephenSondheim
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Stephen pays tribute to a man he calls “the greatest composer and lyricist in the history of American theater.” #Colbert #Broadway #StephenSondheim
Brilliant
ReplyRIP
Reply“Musicals are plays, but the last collaborator is your audience, so you’ve got to wait ’til the last collaborator comes in before you can complete the collaboration.” -Stephen Sondheim
ReplyThank you for this wonderful interview with this great artist!
ReplyZzzzzz
ReplyMr. Sondheim had a sharp mind, was still learning & trying new things; a wonderful example for us all. I hope I’m that lucky.
ReplyCherish elders
Replynever thought I’d hear a song from assassins as intro music but it made me giddy, thank you Jon batiste, and thank you Stephen Sondheim!! RIP to the master
ReplyCould be a musical song in Heaven RIP Mr. Sondheim and Dad Bob.
ReplyMay his memory be a blessing
ReplyR.I.P Mr. Sondheim.
ReplyIf you want to make magic, if you want to make eternal life…Make music.
ReplyThat was great thank you
ReplyThankyou Stephen … and many many many thanks to YOU … Stephen S. R.I.P. Seeds planted during this conversation. You can count on it.
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