Broadway Honors Sondheim 'Sunday' From Sunday In The Park With George in Times Square 11/28/21
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Broadway artists representing all Broadway Shows, Lin-Manuel Miranda, Josh Groban, Sara Bareilles and a hundred more as they sing Sondheim's 'Sunday' from 'Sunday In The Park With George'
He was to the musical what shakespeare was to the play. There really is a giant in the sky.
My favorite song of his. Great catch there. Giant is in the sky tonight for sure, and he is humbled by the love
He is reunited with his beloved mentor Oscar Hammerstein. Two Giants together in Eternity. 💙🙏🙏
YES!!!! Thank you, Wacky Macky!!!
amen ! i love the old hotties over 40 that are singing only for the special occasion , you will never see them again
Hell, Sondheim turned a Shakespeare play into a musical!
Stephen Sondheim was to the musical what God is to creation!
RIP Stephen Sondheim. May his memory be a blessing.
Sondheim's shuffle off this mortal coil has the same impact as the deaths of Fred Astaire (1987) and Frank Sinatra (1998). I guess we will move on but something won't be the same, in the air, water, or words we search for to describe the crosscurrents of our lives. Anyone should be happy to have lived in the Sondheim century. I know I am.
Wonderful tribute by Broadway; as it should be! RIP Stephen.
West Side Story!
I remember Ted Koppel devoting that night's episode of Nightline to Astaire's passing. He seemed to be a big fan, and obviously moved.
And it turns out the episode is on TH-cam. Cool.
Every beautiful song has a final note. Thank you, Mr. Sondheim.
Your remark is just lovely.
thank you for saying that.
What a lovely way to express it. Yes. Yes. Yes.
What an incredible tribute in the form of the combined voice of Broadway. So many powerhouse singers coming together all with the goal of remembering one man. Geez, he’s gonna be missed :,)
The powerhouses together with the newbies because Broadway egos are so very different from Hollywood film egos. True artists. Teammates. Remember the night they all came out when Natasha Richardson died?
When I first saw "Ferris Bueller's Day Off" - I was mesmerized by the "dot" painting they showed during their trip to the museum. I ran to the nearest bookstore to look it up. I could not believe someone could create such beauty from mere dots. Then I was able to see Seurat's creation come to life in the musical "Sunday in the Park with George" - my ALL TIME favorite Sondheim creation, and performance by Bernadette Peters - the princess of Broadway. There is NOTHING like live theater..... something human kind should be very proud of.....
Sondheim has nourished my soul for 5 decades- i've seen every single show he ever wrote. My heart hurts.
@dan coleman Who even remembers good old " twofers"? nowadays. They were a godsend.
He finished a masterpiece of a life!
Such a major Broadway moment. Especially after the pain of the shutdown. Bravo!
For anything New York may do wrong, they make up for it one hundred fold by things like this. Such respect, style, and dignity worthy of Mr. Sondheim, but only a fraction of his talent given to us, now in full in Heaven.
Heaven?
I have seen so many clips of this memorial everywhere today. It really speaks how great of a person you were, when the world stops a little to remember how you've touched every individual life.
Broadway singers are truly a talent!!!!
It’s actually the writers who are the TRUE Broadway talent!
Thank you, Stephen Sondheim.
@@Nacho-Mamma it's both" that symbiosis allows for some of the most beautiful, painful and poignant of sounds.
I love that Erin Davie (from the amazing show DIANA) is in the center, also, great to see Julia Murney (Baby!) and Heidi Blickenstaff (Jagged Little Pill) there! Broadway royalty celebrating the legendary Sondheim!
And Karen Ziemba in the red coat in the back!
I spotted Reeve Carney in a yellow benie and striped scarf. About 2-3 rows deep.
Who is the guy with the red hat and beard?
I love that Lin Miranda has such a big heart... he is so clearly and visibly moved by this tribute to a giant man who pioneered the way for his career.
What love you can feel in this group ! .. Stephen's children !
Just amazing how quickly they can come together and perform that so well…I’m sure most of them if not all have performed a Sondheim song or whole show on their journey to Broadway. I know some like Lin were lucky to call him a mentor. Prob my favorite Broadway composer/lyricist of all time ♥️
It's this song that ends the first act of Sunday in the Park with George. The final touches are put on the painting. Partly painted figures and scenery and partly live elements (characters who appear in the show). The artist moves the live characters to the exact right spot giving them an item or taking one away until everything and everyone is in the right place. As the song ends and a scrim (you can see through it when the scene behind is lit) descends, the lighting is perfected and the audience sees the completed masterpiece as the last two notes are played by the orchestra. It is magnificent and one of the most uplifting experiences in Broadway history. Stephen Sondheim will always live through his music, the lyrics and the new productions that will continue to move generations to come. Sondheim forever!
What a beautiful tribute.. I love how many people showed up. And not just the performers but every day people who stopped to watch and listen.
Very moving. And very appropriate -- on a Sunday.
What a gift he's given us all. I'm honored to have lived during his time.
This is what true Artist do. Honour another great Artist!
A very nice way to honor a late genius who brought more musical and lyrical sophistication to Broadway than any other composer. Rest in peace, Stephen.
Sunday, by the blue, purple, yellow, red water
On the green, purple, yellow, red grass
Let us pass through our perfect park
Pausing on a Sunday
By the cool, blue, triangular water
On the soft, green, elliptical grass
As we pass through arrangements of shadows
Towards the verticals of trees, forever
By the blue, purple, yellow, red water
On the green, orange, violet mass of the grass
In our perfect park, made of flecks of light
And dark and parasols
People strolling through the trees
Of a small suburban park
On an island in the river
On an ordinary Sunday
Sunday, Sunday, Sunday
Thank you for the words.
I love ❤️ you song 🎵 👏👏👏👏👏😂😂🙏🎵👍🎵 josh
Never fails to give me chills. For me this is the most beautiful thing he ever wrote. I saw it live with the original cast on Broadway and the end of act 1 was the most stunning and beautiful theatrical moment I'd ever seen before or since. I am weeping as I write this.
New York Loves Sondheim!
We will miss you Stephen. You are so important to theatre. Your work is beloved. -Seeing how impactful your work is to millions of people. Seeing Lin and Anni how emotional that was makes me want to cry. -You can't be replaced but we can use your genius as a gauge for improving our own lives.
So very well stated! I’ve watched this clip three times!
He has entered immortality
Thank you, Mr. Sondheim for getting NYC'rs back, STANDING, shoulder-to-shoulder, maskless, faces radiant and emotion full to once again celebrate humanity … the humanity you so gloriously penned and put to music for all to feel and experience ~ R.I.P. BRAVO
This is an amazing tribute to a brilliant human.
These wonderful men and women are in great historical company. When the towering musical genius Giuseppe Verdi died in Milan in 1901 -- a national god in Italy -- hundreds and hundreds of Milanese men and women gathered in the city center on their own initiative, and spontaneously began to sing the chorus of exiled Jews from Verdi's first great opera "Nabucco", "Va, pensiero, sur ali dorate" ("Go, thought, on golden wings"): the commission that had brought him back to musical composition, when he was about to completely give up music in despair sixty years earlier, following the death of his beloved wife. When a great artist can bring his devotees into the street, to honor his memory in song, he is definitely among the Immortals. Rest in peace, beloved Steve. As Carlotta Campion sings in "Follies": you're still here.
There truly is no better performance of this piece than this. Truly.
Adieu Stephen Sondheim, true genius is humble and void of hubris, thank you for so much beauty
RIP Mr. Sondheim. The hat will never be finished ...
And once again NYC has survived and triumphed.
May His Memory And Music Be Eternal.
What a song to pick 😭💔 they went and broke my heart again
This is probably one of the shortest, yet most beautiful ballads ever written for the Broadway stage, by one of the most prolific artists stage & screen have ever known……
…..STEPHEN SONDHEIM!
My heart is truly broken over his passing. And of the vast catalog of pieces he has let’s behind to treasure, no more fitting number could have been chosen in tribute, memory & honor of one of musical theatre’s greatest writers of all time!
God speed, Stephen Sondheim. You are most definitely loved, and will be greatly missed!
And,
…..George has finished the hat!
He would have loved this. He would have had notes but also tears x
This is so beautiful and so goddamn emotional. Thank you everyone for coming together and doing that.
The harmonies in this song always brings tears. I did a concert production of this a few years ago and was even able to meet Stephen and I thanked him for writing this show
Sondheim would loved to have heard his Broadway buddies sing their hearts out so simply and sincerely.
What a gift to Stephen Sondheim, and what a legacy he leaves through all of you. Thank you.
Thank you for making the music of our lives Steve. You are already missed.
What a titan of talent. We will miss you, dear Stephen.
Extraordinary song beautifully performed. Sondheim has been a part of my life, since I first saw the greatest musical ever: Gypsy. Thank you for posting this, and thank you Mr. Sondheim for this beautiful song and for: Send in the Clowns , rest now, thank you for your music. Goodnight Genius.
Absolutely in tears. 💔
Thank you for everyone who was there today. Simply beautiful. I miss NY terribly.
Wonderful tribute to a man who saw the beauty, awe and magic of an ordinary Sunday. 🌹
Absolute goosebumps!! Thank you, Stephen Sondheim.
Fitting tribute to someone who brought joy to performers & audiences alike. l can still recall all the emotions & goosebumps l felt when l saw A Little Night Music with Dame Judi Dench over Forty years ago London’s West End. Thank You Stephen Sondheim For All The Music.
Singing Stephen Sondheim's music is beautiful, sometimes painfully difficult, and one of my favorite things to do. His shows are what made me fall in love with the theatre.
This brought tears to my eyes. What an amazing tribute!!!
Thank you Stephen Sondheim for all the beautiful music you gave us❤️
Love this tribute: full of chills and tears of sadness but also joy…such a legacy of brilliance!
I was devastated by the loss of this brilliant artist.
Stephen Sondheim has been an inspiration to me and countless others. This certainly was a hard pill to swallow, but may this creative genius forever rip and never be forgotten.
Greatness… Stephen will inspire forever…
Thank you for recording this. Cried a lot!
Omg. This gives me hope.
Beautiful. Made me cry.Thanks for sharing.💙
Thank you for every note....RIP🙏🌹🙏🌹✝
Sobbing RN what a beautiful tribute ❤️
SO MOVING. SO PERFECT.
Mr. Sondheim, you took a masterpiece, and brought it to life in front of us. in doing so, you made your own masterpiece. We sing our sundays and hope you can hear them all the way up there. we'll miss you, your songs, and your magic.
Perfect. Thank you!
Beautiful heartfelt tribute. ♥️ You will be missed Stephen. Thank you for sharing your gifts with us throughout the years. Rest in peace.
Pausing on a Sunday
We have lost a Giant! Rest peacefully- you earned it.
Thank you Sandi. I was sorry that I’m out of town, but I’m so grateful that you got this amazing footage I one take as usual! ❤️🙏❤️
we only had one take. They did a sound check and one more
What really gets to me with choosing this specific song is that it's only the end of the first act. 😭 RIP Mr. Sondheim
Sandi I love how you captured Lin Manuel Miranda - especially that last shot!
Wow! Heavenly
What an amazing send-off - RIP, Mr. Sondheim. Thank you for your legacy to musical theater.
Beautiful.
May his memory be a blessing
thanks, I'm weeping.
May his memory be a blessing.
The perfect tribute.
Oh so Sunday brunch is a ode to this
What a marvelous thing to have been alive at the same time on this earth as that great man. RIP Sondheim.
RIP Stephen Sondheim. I love West Side Story and Into The Woods a lot.
What a lovely tribute. RIP. Thanks for a great memory.
A beautiful tribute.
That was absolutely beautiful tribute To Stephen Sondhein
Thank you for capturing these beautiful moments!!!
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RIP Stephen Sondheim 💔💖
What a wonderful poet!
Music unites the world -- RIP and *thank* *you* Mr. Sondheim ❤️
Send in the clowns, Not While Im Around....and so many more. A treasure.
Class act all the way, and a beautiful tribute to the genius of this man. RIP Mr. Sondheim, we will never forget you. You will live on through your work. I’ve been watching old clips all day! Thanks for posting this.
He has held me in his thrall since I was 16 years old. There will never be another that create his magnificence.
If you look you will see many who are not looking at a songbook because Sondheim is such a bedrock of Broadway they already know it by heart.
Beautiful tribute to a musical ‘genius’….one of a kind❣️…RIP 👏👏👏🌈🕊
Thank you for posting this for the people not in nyc...
He touched so many of us, indelibly. Thank you, Broadway.
Whoa was that Mandy Patinkin recording on his phone at 2:36 ?? I'm in tears, that's the sweetest thing
Perfection
Brilliant. RIP genius.
Thank you for sharing this.
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This will never NOT make me sob. ❤️
Beautiful!
I'll bet Sondheim never heard a more beautiful rendition than this one. Such a wonderful way to say goodbye and thank you.
What an amazing tribute!!
Love watching this. A great tribute to a true legendary and iconic composer and lyricist Stephen Sondheim
His unique special gift changed my life. I make my living playing piano 🎹. There isn't anyone even close to his genius.