‘[her] voice travels effortlessly from contemporary classical to Broadway and Hollywood’
The Times on Mary Carewe
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'An engaging and very classy performer'
Catherine Bott, ClassicFM on Michael Dore
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Mad Dogs & Englishmen
Saturday 22 June, 7.30pm (with interval)
Tickets £20 (includes interval drinks)
Mary Carewe, soprano
Michael Dore, baritone
Philip Mayers, piano
From green, rolling hills to thrilling, historic London; from seaside to stage... this is a celebration of the peculiarly English way of life - and love. With music by composers including Henry Purcell, Noel Coward, Lennon and McCartney, Benjamin Britten, William Walton and Elton John; and words by T.S. Eliot, John Masefield, W.H. Auden, John Dryden, Don Black and William Shakespeare.
Rhyme William Walton/Trad
The Bells Of St Mary’s A.Emmett Adams/Douglas Furber
Sea Fever John Ireland/John Masefield
O Waly Waly Trad/arr. Benjamin Britten
And Her Mother Came Too Ivor Novello/Dion Titheradge
At My Time O’ Life T.W Connor
Charming Weather Lionel Monckton/Arthur Wimperis
I Could Be Happy With You Sandy Wilson
Gus The Theatre Cat Andrew Lloyd-Webber/T. S. Eliot
Mrs Worthington Noel Coward
Mad About The Boy Noel Coward
London Pride Noel Coward
A London Scrapbook:
No Place Like London Stephen Sondheim
London Is London John Williams/Leslie Bricusse
My Love Went To London Tony Scibetta/John Wallowitch
A Foggy Day George & Ira Gershwin
London By Night Carroll Coates
Greensleeves & Scarborough Fair Trad
Oliver Cromwell Benjamin Britten/Trad
Johnny Benjamin Britten/W H Auden
Feste’s Songs Nigel Hess/William Shakespeare
Live With Me And Be My Love George Shearing/William Shakespeare
Fie On Sinful Fantasy George Shearing/William Shakespeare
Music For A While Henry Purcell/John Dryden
Eleanor Rigby John Lennon/Paul McCartney
The Man With The Child In His Eyes Kate Bush
Your Song Elton John/Bernie Taupin
Diamonds are forever John Barry/Don Black
Who Can I Turn To?/What kind of fool am I? Anthony Newley/Leslie Bricusse
Mad Dogs and Englishmen Noel Coward