One of my first memories of hanging out with my BFF for the first time (back in 1993!) was listening to a tape she had of Phantom of the Opera. I’d never heard the musical before. In fact, I’m not so sure that I’d ever really heard any Broadway songs before that point. I remember sitting in her room and listening to the music, and having Leslie explain to me what was happening with the characters. I thought the story was really creepy but the music was absolutely captivating. I suppose that was by design, though, right Mr. Weber?
I now have a very fun way to introduce Broadway voices to Darah long before she’s in middle school. There’s a fantastic new CD out called Over the Moon: The Broadway Lullaby Project. It has 26 songs sung by some of Broadway’s brightest stars. It is so special and so sweet. I adore it!
It also serves a greater purpose, in that proceeds from this album are going to fight breast cancer so that moms and dads all over the world can be with their little ones even longer, and not let this disease cut their time short.
There’s also a book available, and it has beautiful illustrations of the lullabies as well as a 17 song cd that comes with the book. This book can beautifully integrate story time and song time just before bed (we tend to read and sing before the lights are out at my house, so this is perfect!).
The CD is available for $15 and the book is available for $18.95. You can’t go wrong with either choice; both are absolutely beautiful!
Win it!: One lucky Stuff Parents Need reader will win a copy of both the CD and the book from Over the Moon: The Broadway Lullaby Project!
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Disclosure: I received complimentary products for review purposes. All thoughts and opinions expressed here are strictly my own.
My favorite song from a Broadway show is Seasons of Love from Rent.
My favorite song is “I Dreamed a Dream” from Les Miserables.
i like the song from rent
Defying Gravity from Wicked
Pinball Wizard from Tommy !!
What I Did for Love from A Chorus line.
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My fave is What I Did For Love from Chorus Line
My favorite song is “I Dreamed a Dream” from Les Miserables. kristiedonelson(at)gmail(dot)com Thank you.
“Don’t Cry for Me, Argentina”
songs from the play Mary Poppins
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Anything from Blood Brothers.
I love the “Tonight” quintet from “West Side Story”!
I have never seen a Broadway Show
I feel pretty from west side story
Any of the music from the Sound of Music and the Lion King is good for me but I am much more interested in the Lullaby CD for my granddaughters… Thanks for a chance to win it…
anything from le miserables, wicked. chess is good too
All of Phantom of the Opera especially Music of the Night
Music of the Night from Phantom of the Opera has always been my fav! Thanks for the giveaway!
I love Defying Gravity.
lion kings Can;t wait to be king
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Defying Gravity from Wicked
What a tough question to pick just one song: Sunrise, Sunset from Fiddler on the Roof!
I love Music of the Night in Phantom of the Opera!
Would have to be Memories from Cats. Thanks.
I love anything from West Side Story.
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My 3 year old knows most of the words to defying gravity from wicked
i love cats , any song
For me the Lion King songs.
Music of the Night –
Phantom of the Opera
On my Own from Les Miserables
I dont know, Id say some Lion King songs.
from hairspray you can’t stop the beat
I love every song on this cd: The Premiere Collection: The Best Of Andrew Lloyd Webber, but I guess one of my most favorites is Memory from Cats.
anything from les miserables
One of my favorites is There’s No Business Like Show Business.
I like to tune into serius xm broadway channel. I am not familiar with names, but I do like Opera and instrumental broadway shows that has comedy.
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So many to choose from – anything from Les Misérables.
Anything from The Sound of Music!
I like Music of the Night from Phantom of the Opera. There’s just something haunting about that song, and it’s so hard to get it out of my head once I’ve heard it.
I like My Favourite Things from the Sound of Music.