| | Pacific Overtures Soundtrack CD (1 Customer Review)
One of Stephen Sondheim's most ambitious works, treating the relations between Japan and the West and, in retrospect, containing some of Sondheim's best songs, among them "Pretty Lady" and "Someone in a Tree." Mako leads a distinguished Asian-American cast. ~ William Ruhlmann
Composed by Stephen Sondheim.
Composers: John Weidman; Stephen Sondheim.
Lyricists: John Weidman; Stephen Sondheim.
Personnel: Fusaka Yoshida (vocals); Genji Ito (shakuhachi). Pacific Overtures Soundtrack Music Pacific Overtures Soundtrack Songs | 1. | Pacific Overtures, musical play: The Advantages of Floating in the Middle of the Sea |
| 2. | Pacific Overtures, musical play: There Is No Other Way |
| 3. | Pacific Overtures, musical play: Four Black Dragons |
| 4. | Pacific Overtures, musical play: Chrysanthemum Tea |
| 5. | Pacific Overtures, musical play: Poems |
| 6. | Pacific Overtures, musical play: Welcome to Kanagawa |
| 7. | Pacific Overtures, musical play: Someone in a Tree |
| 8. | Pacific Overtures, musical play: Please Hello |
| 9. | Pacific Overtures, musical play: A Bowler Hat |
| 10. | Pacific Overtures, musical play: Pretty Lady |
| 11. | Pacific Overtures, musical play: Next |
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