Alan Jay Lerner
Composer
American screenwriter, librettist, and lyricist Alan Jay Lerner was the creator, along with Austrian composer Frederick Loewe, of some of the most durable and beloved works of the American musical theater in the twentieth century.
With a total of three OscarsĀ® (one for the screenplay of An American in Paris in 1952, two for the lyrics and screenplay of Gigi in 1959) and four Tony AwardsĀ® (two for My Fair Lady in 1957, two for Gigi in 1974), as well as numerous nominations and other awards (including Golden GlobesĀ® for the book of The Little Prince and the song āIf Ever I Would Leave Youā from Camelot), Lerner shared his genius as liberally in Hollywood as on Broadway.
Although his greatest successes were achieved in collaboration with Loewe, he worked with a surprising number of other composers as well, Kurt Weill (Love Life 1948), Jerome Morross (The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn 1960), Burton Lane (Royal Wedding 1951, On a Clear Day You Can See Forever 1965), AndrƩ Previn (Coco 1969), and Leonard Bernstein (1600 Pennsylvania Avenue 1976) among them.
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(Christmas Is) The Best Time Of The Year – SAB
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A Babe Is Born In Bethlehem – SATB
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A Blessing – 2 Part
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A Christmas Triptych – Med. voice
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A Cradle In Bethlehem – SATB
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A Golden Day – SATB divisi
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A Handbook For The Performance Of English Madrigals – Handbook
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A Lenten Triptych – Vocal solos
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A Little Vocal Concerto – Mixed treble
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A Loving Heart To Thee – SATB
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A Merry Christmas Wish – SATB
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A Merry Christmas Wish – SATB
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