"A Little Death" - A Little Night Music

Maureen Moore and Beverly Lambert performing this amazing song in New York's Opera production of Sondheim's "A Little Night Music" in 1990. Try www.todocoleccion.net to find the dvd  
 

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Bromley53 (1 week ago) Show Hide
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One of my favorite songs in the show and brilliantly performed here. This is a Sondheim gem.
wonder246 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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beautifull song...
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Just the way their mouths close at the end, in the awful knowledge of Sondheim's double-entendre. How could it be that a man could peg this female bitterness so well? For I refuse to believe it's the same for men.
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Sondheim is gay, so he knows more than straight men about these things.
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She plays Charlotte like a fine tuned instument. BRILLIANT
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MAUREEN MOORE IS BRILLIANT
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I just saw it too on Broadway. Every single person was good. The cast was amazing. Lansbury was REALLY good...duh. This song was amazing!!!!

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