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Camelot





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Camelot (Original Broadway Cast) _________________________________________________

Camelot
Original Broadway Album

Columbia Records
KOS 2031

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Original 1961 album liner notes


MUSICAL NUMBERS

Side 1


OVERTURE
Orchestra

I WONDER WHAT THE KING IS DOING TONIGHT
Richard Burton

THE SIMPLE JOYS OF MAIDENHOOD
Julie Andrews

CAMELOT
Richard Burton

FOLLOW ME
Mary Sue Berry

THE LUSTY MONTH OF MAY
Julie Andrews, Ensemble

C’EST MOI
Robert Goulet

THEN YOU MAY TAKE ME TO THE FAIR

Julie Andrews, Bruce Yarnell, James Gannon, John Cullum

HOW TO HANDLE A WOMAN

Richard Burton


Side 2


IF EVER I WOULD LEAVE YOU
Robert Goulet

PARADE
Orchestra

BEFORE I GAZE AT YOU AGAIN

Julie Andrews

THE SEVEN DEADLY VIRTUES

Roddy McDowall

WHAT DO THE SIMPLE FOLK DO?
Richard Burton, Julie Andrews

FIE ON GOODNESS!

Knights

I LOVED YOU ONCE IN SILENCE
Julie Andrews

GUENEVERE
Ensemble

CAMELOT (Reprise)
Richard Burton
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SINGERS: Joan August, Mary Sue Berry, Marnell Bruce, Judy Hastings, Benita James, Marjorie Smith, Sheila Swenson, Leesa Troy, Dorothy White, Frank Bouley, John Cullum, Jack Dabdoub, James Gannon, Murray Goldkind, Warren Hays, Paul Huddleston, Michael Kermoyan, Donald Maloof, Larry Mitchell, Paul Richards, John Taliaferro.


DANCERS: Virginia Allen, Judi Allinson, Laurie Archer, Carlene Carroll, Joan Coddington, Katia Geleznova, Adriana Keathley, Dawn Mitchell, Claudia Schroeder, Beti Seay, Jerry Bowers, Peter Deign, Randy Doney, Richard Englund, Richard Gain, Gene GeBauer, James Kirby, Richard Kuch, Joe Nelson, John Starkweather, Jimmy Tarbutton.


Book and Lyrics by ALAN JAY LERNER

Music by FREDERICK LOEWE
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CAMELOT opened at the Majestic Theatre in New York City on December 3, 1960, after engagements in Toronto, Canada, and Boston.

CAMELOT is Broadway’s newest legend.  Glowing with melody, glittering with wit, fabulously beautiful, Camelot was written by Alan Jay Lerner and Frederick Loewe and stars Richard Burton and Julie Andrews at the head of a brilliantly distinguished cast.

Mr. Lerner and Mr. Loewe, creators of My Fair Lady as well as Brigadoon, Paint Your Wagon and the movie Gigi, have conjured up the enchanting world of King Arthur and his Court, basing their work on T.H. White’s beautiful novel, The Once and Future King.  Mr. Lerner’s book weaves together two themes: Arthur’s dream of a peaceable world where might serves right, and the ill-fated romance between Queen Guenevere and the young Lancelot.  The lyrics which illuminate these themes convey all the romance, the gaiety and the majesty of Camelot.

Frederick Loewe’s score is elegantly melodious, full of colorful rhythms and tender ballads.  Avoiding the consciously archaic, Mr. Loewe has filled Camelot with graceful songs that help to establish its magical and stirring atmosphere.

Camelot marks the first theatrical venture for Mr. Lerner and Mr. Loewe since My Fair Lady, one of the greatest musicals of the century and the world’s best-selling record album.

Heading the cast of Camelot are the magnificent English actor Richard Burton, making his musical debut as King Arthur, and the fair Julie Andrews as Queen Guenevere.  Lancelot is played by Robert Goulet and the wicked Mordred by Roddy McDowall.  Robert Coote appears as King Pellinore, and M’el Dowd is the gluttonous enchantress Morgan le Fey.

Along with Miss Andrews and Mr. Coote, Camelot reunites many of the artists who made My Fair Lady so brilliant a success.  Director Moss Hart, choreographer Hanya Holm, scenic designer Oliver Smith, musical arrangers Robert Russell Bennett, Philip J. Lang and Trude Rittman, lighting director Feder and musical director Franz Allers have joined their talents to make Camelot a sumptuous musical play.  This recording was produced by Goddard Lieberson, who directed the famous recorded performance of My Fair Lady.

Photo: Milton H. Greene

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