Sondheim teaches Send In The Clowns (Part 1)

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Uploaded by on Aug 6, 2007

Stephen Sondheim teaching a student from the singing department of the Guildhall School in London. This part came before the other part I already posted with a student from the acting school.

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  • I would so love to see the second part of this!

    Would it be possible for you to post it?

  • Already posted - it's just called 'Sondheim teaches Send In The Clowns'

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  • I love how Sondheim keeps that half-smile almost like he's saying, "I'm a genius"... ...which is perfectly justified.

  • shut up youre not sondheim!

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  • hahahahhaha, look at the hilarious expression on his face at :40s, lmao

  • UGHHHHHH Id marry this guy and he's like 50+ years my senior!xD

  • @tenorbear60 arghhh see bernadette peters!! perfect desiree

  • sondheim looks sooo cute!! you can really see that he loves music!!!

  • She is brilliant!! She took direction really well. I should have watched this before I posted my video

  • I've learned more about singing and acting from watching this than ANY other teacher i ever had......period.

  • Gorgeous, rich chocolaty voice on this lady..... I'd love to hear her sing some Mozart.

  • Anyone else find it annoying that Sondheim gives her an acting note, and when she gets to the part, the shot is of Sondheim and the audience?

  • This, & the other (related) YouTube video, are a fascinating 'lesson' in the difference in performance - styles & outcome - if a song is sung by an ‘actor who can sing’ or ‘a singer who can act’!

    Quite fascinating! You can see from their performances that their ultimate strengths lie in slightly different areas.

    If I didn’t know it before, I know it now.

  • @yellotaxibuffoon9 bit harsh, thought people were allowed to have opinions !

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