Rodgers and Hammerstein:Songbook for orchestra – Kunzel (FLAC)

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You rock, Kenny! Thanks so much for this one!

Thank You Kenny! your the man 🙂

Scott

Thanks for this beautiful compilation, Kenny.

Thanks a lot & PM Send

Thank you!!!

Sweet suites, thank you Kenny.

Thread title too long to add FLAC on the end.

How about editing out Cincinnati Pops Orchestra,then adding it?

Thank you for the edit,moderator Jessie!

Thanks for the link! Always loved The King and I.

Thank you very much, such wonderful music!

nice one Kenny thanks!

Pm sent. Thanks in advance

Links received! Thanks!

Thanks again KWB, links received!

Thanks for the link, Kenny. Anyone with a passing interest in musicals should listen to this. It’s a great companion piece to these wonderful musicals. My favourites are Oklahoma!, which I never seem to tire of, and The King and I.

Link received with many thanks, Kenny.

This should be noted, because it’s a wonderful disc and goes perfectly with Lerner & Loewe: Songbook for Orchestra.

If only Amazon delivered as quickly as Kenny.
Thanks for this!

Thank you!!!!

Many thanks for the links!

I got hooked on Oklahoma! too, from the start: wouldn’t it be fun to play the violins that start at 0:28? 😀 Thank you, Kenny.

Thank you much for the upload.

Many thanks Kenny

Thank you, you sharing so much amazing music !!

Thank you for the link!

Thanks again:)

I almost got the link "before" I sent the PM, you were that fast! Many thanks for yet another "stunner� and the effort you put into all this.

Thanks so much for the link!!

The link was received and it downloaded very fast. Thanks for mediafire! Thanks for the share, too!

Beautiful, thanks Kenny! Awesome, awesome, awesome.

Thank you.

I would love to have this if someone is willing to share.

FLAC (https://www.mediafire.com/file/3fiqk0i265nfkr2/RAHSFO.7z/file) (356.7 MiB).
Password: rohamsongbook

These are the medleys:

01 – Oklahoma! Arranged by Robert Russell Bennett.
a) The Farmer and the Cowman
b) Oklahoma
c) People Will Say We’re in Love
d) Out of My Dreams
e) Oh, What a Beautiful Mornin’
f) Pore Jud is Daid
g) The Surrey with the Fringe on Top
h) Many a New Day
i) Kansas City
j) Farmer Dance
k) I Cain’t Say No
l) People Will Say We’re in Love (Reprise)

02 – Carousel Arranged by Walter Paul.
a) The Carousel Waltz
b) June is Bustin’ Out All Over
c) You’ll Never Walk Alone
d) Mister Snow
e) If I Loved You
f) A Real Nice Clambake
g) What’s the Use of Wond’rin’
h) You’ll Never Walk Alone (Reprise)

03 – State Fair Arranged by Rosario Bourdon.
a) It’s a Grand Night for Singing
b) It Might as Well Be Spring
c) All I Owe Ioway

04 – South Pacific Arranged by Robert Russell Bennett.
a) Dites-Moi
b) A Cock-Eyed Optimist
c) Some Enchated Evening
d) Bloody Mary
e) There Is Nothin’ Like a Dame
f) Bali Ha’i
g) I’m Gonna Wash That Man Right Outa My Hair
h) A Wonderful Guy
i) Younger Than Springtime
j) Happy Talk
k) Honey Bun
l) This Nearly Was Mine

05 – The King And I Arranged by Robert Russell Bennett.
a) I Whistle a Happy Tune
b) Hello, Young Lovers
c) March of the Siamese Children
d) I Have Dreamed
e) Getting T Know You
f) We Kiss in a Shadow
g) Shall We Dance?
h) Something Wonderful

06 – Cinderella Waltz Arranged by Robert Russell Bennett.

07 – Flower Drum Song Arranged by Robert Russell Bennett.
a) You Are Beautiful
b) Grand Avenue
c) Love, Look Away
d) Don’t Marry Me
e) I Enjoy Being A Girl
f) Sunday

08 – The Sound Of Music Arranged by Robert Russell Bennett.
a) The Sound of Music
b) How Can Love Survive?
c) The Lonely Goatherd
d) My Favorite Things
e) Sixteen Going On Seventeen
f) So Long, Farewell
g) Do-Re-Mi
h) Edelweiss
i) An Ordinary Couple
j) No Way to Stop It
k) Maria
l) Climb Ev’ry Mountain

Let me know if you prefer MP3.

Thank you for re-upping the link to this excellent score,my friend!

This title and it’s sequel Lerner & Loewe:Songbook for Orchestra are fantastic examples of a world class orchestra at the height of their musical powers back in the early 1990"s.

Missing password added. Sorry for the inconvenience.

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My pleasure, dear Kenny. Since you’re back on the ranch, feel free to put that link in the first post, and I’ll edit my message.