Stranger in Paradise /"Kismet" /Music by Borodin

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[@profsjp]

We all “hang suspended” listening to your performance. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 This reworking of the Prince Igor ballet music for popular musical theatre audiences is very special. As a teenager ‘spear carrier’ chorus member at Malvern Festival Theatre, years ago, I listened each night of the run to the principals’ rendition of this ‘big’ number. Only in later years hearing the opera itself with my late father-in-law Eric Green (Bass) as the Khan. 🌝

[@josemariadasilveira6375]

Amazing and perfect pianist, beautiful womann, blessede by God ❤❤❤

[@drussellcrum]

What a special blessing😢

[@oliviertrommenschlager4747]

It was so great to do it with you 🙂

[@choijinpark2277]

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[@jonnygreenfield7762]

Here I am, obsessed with this Borodin melody for months, attempting in vain to play by ear the intro from Kismet - “oh why do the leaves of the mulberry tree whisper differently now?” - and then this appears in my feed, wonderful! 👏🏻

[@ErwinAdelmann]

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[@Marcel_Audubon]

Kismet, yes, but originally from Prince Igor Polovtsian Dances by Alexander Borodin. Beautiful both ways