The Overture from "Merrily We Roll Along" - Charlie Rosen's Broadway Big Band

Charlie Rosen's Broadway Big Band performs the Overture from Merrily We Roll Along, music by Sondheim, at 54 Below on 8/22/2015
Charlie Rosen's Broadway Big Band features a host of Broadway talent as guest vocalists, and puts both modern and classic showtunes on display, sung by the best and brightest of Broadway's young generation of leading performers, in the timeless tradition of Big Band. A full sized Jazz orchestra composed of 17 musicians play Rosen's re-imagined arrangements of an eclectic mix of tunes from Broadway's past, present, and beyond.
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Concert Directed by Max Friedman
All arrangements by Charlie Rosen
Woodwinds:
Andrew Gould - Alto 1/Flute
Eitan Goffman - Alto 2/Flute
Adam Larson - Tenor 1/Clarinet
Jordan Pettay - Tenor 2/Clarinet
Andy Gutauskas - Bari Sax/Bass Clarinet
Trumpets:
Bryan Davis - Tpt 1
Jon Challoner - Tpt 2
Benny Benack III - Tpt 3
Kate Amrine - Tpt 4
Trombones:
Alex Jeun - Bone 1
Peter Nelson - Bone 2
Raymond Mason - Bone 3
Walter Harris - Bass Bone
Rhythm:
Guitar - Greg Duncan
Piano - Steven Feifke
Bass - Charlie Rosen
Drums - Bryan Carter

[@nathancox5316]

Wonderful! I kind of wish that more shows had overtures.

[@dormantrabbits]

Jazz and Broadway had a baby!

[@seanwightman9611]

I've seen about 20 productions now (west end included) and the overture has always been a fail. This is the only one that sounds right since the original. It's got that wonderful youthful aggression. It's a yes from me.

[@itstheburnz]

They cook!!

[@robsryan]

Fantastic! What a treat to come upon. Merrily is my dearest favorite 'failed' musical, insert underrated liberally.

[@rawstarmusic]

Hurray, complex stuff but the band sure earn their money on gigs like this.

[@nicolasvanderhaar9237]

So Good 💛💛💛

[@Navonodo]

THIS IS F***ING KILLER, DUDE!

[@jhuth3]

Wow!

[@gracewenzel]

AWESOME

[@coolcat555555]

Killer!

[@geaj]

Does anyone know who those three sax players are?

[@dukeofrodtown1705]

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