Sinatra: HIs Voice. His World. His Way.
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CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened Oct 14, 2003
Closed Oct 19, 2003
Opened Oct 14, 2003
Closed Oct 19, 2003
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Frank sinatra returns to Radio City Music Hall in the form of Sinatra: HIs Voice. His World. His Way. The Great Stage overflows with a live 40-piece orchestra, larger-than-life imagery and a full ensemble of singers and performers that celebrate this entertainment legend. Jazz sensation John Pizzarelli is the guide for the evening as the convergence of projection and cinematic technology is intertwined to create a whole new genre of live entertainment.
Sophisticated projection technology on 40-foot high moveable panels and blocks will create three-dimensional, life-like images of Sinatra performing and moving around the stage. The world-famous Radio City Rockettes will be featured in four to five spectacular-sized musical numbers dancing with Sinatra while giving new life to his classic songs.
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I'm embarrassed to tell you how many icons of American popular song I did not experience in live performance. I lived and worked in Greenwich Village during a period when Sarah Vaughan was singing regularly at The Blue Note, but did I ever get a ticket? No! Ella Fitzgerald also came and went without my seeing her live -- even though a German friend of mine managed to catch her during his one week in New York in the 1980s. And, although I was only 12 when Judy Garland died, I might have been taken to one of her concerts if my parents had realized that I was predisposed to love her. (!!!) But at least I was smart enough not to miss Frank Sinatra: I caught up with him at Carnegie Hall and, thou[...]