# Oscar Hammerstein
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Oscar Greeley Clendenning Hammerstein II (; July 12, 1895 – August 23, 1960) was an American lyricist, librettist, theatrical producer, and (usually uncredited) director in the musical theater for almost 40 years. He won eight Tony Awards and two Academy Awards for Best Original Song. Many of his songs are standard repertoire for vocalists and jazz musicians.
Carousel
This was a real nice clambake. Until the star people showed up. - Learn all about how Richard Rogers and Oscar Hammerstein wrote their New England musical, Carousel.
The Sound of Music - PART 1
Is this movie one of “your favorite things”? Well get ready to “climb every mountain” with us as we are transported to all the beautiful things of Austria, with The Sound of Music.
This film marks review # 19 of the AFI list of Greatest Movie Musicals of all time. The Sound of Music is a 1965 Am…
The Sound of Music - PART 2
Come on you ”Lonely Goatherders!" lets wind it up and jump into PART 2 of our Review of The Sound of Music.
This film marks review # 19 of the AFI list of Greatest Movie Musicals of all time. The Sound of Music is a 1965 American musical drama - produced and directed by Robert Wise, written by Er…
How a Cowboy and a Farm Girl Changed Broadway Forever
We’re diving into the game-changing world of Broadway with a focus on the classic musical "Oklahoma." This show flipped the script in the early 1940s, moving away from just silly jokes and chorus lines to something deeper. Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein took a simple story about a farm girl …
Christopher Holmes and Larry Gee
In this Highway 89 episode Christopher Holmes (baritone) and Larry Gee (piano) regale us with Rodgers and Hammerstein show tunes!
In the early 1940s Richard Rodgers was trying to find someone to turn “Green Grow the Lilacs” into a musical with him. He asked around. He asked Lorenz Hart (who he’d …
The Sound of Music - PART 3
"So Long, Farewell" it's time for PART 3 , of our epic review adventure of The Sound of Music.
We were on the edge of our seats as the film keeps building to a dramatic final story arc - as the Von Trapp Family attempts to flee to Switzerland.
This film marks review # 19 of the AFI list of Grea…
Episode 916 - It's All Greek To Us
Stanford instructor/belly dancer/jazz vocalist Kay Kastopoulos joins us for a spirited discussion of her background, where she's been, where she's going, and she shared some wonderful music with us.
Liner Notes gives a nod to the great Charlie Parker and Miles Davis along with Oscar Hammerstein an…
Carmen’s Habanera: The Rebellious Bird That Flew from Opera into Pop
Carmen walks into a public square and explains her theory of love: it is a wild bird. You cannot command it, bargain with it, or make it stay.
That argument became one of the most recognizable melodies in opera.
This episode follows the Habanera from Georges Bizet’s Carmen back to Sebastián Iradier…
Make Two Threats With One Move | Daily Essay
Sleepy drivers who drank coffee and then took a nap of under 15 minutes cut driving incidents by 91%. Caffeine alone cut them by about two-thirds. Some pieces unlock an ability none of them has alone, on the chessboard and in habits, money and teams.
Featuring: Louise Reyner, Jim Horne, Katy Milkm…
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