This is the complete listing of Richard Rodgers' works available for performance through Josef Weinberger, on behalf of the Rodgers & Hammerstein Organization.The majority of Rodgers' creative life was, of course, spent in the musical theatre and he made a seminal contribution to that art form. The 22 Rodgers musicals listed below include some of the greatest and most universally popular Broadway titles.
Many of the songs Rodgers created for these shows also took on lives of their own and became standards. Three full-evening revues for small casts and two complete concert evenings with orchestra parade hit after hit of these wonderful songs, while our hire library offers an extensive selection of individual songs, orchestral medleys and arrangements, and Rodgers' ballet and TV music, including Robert Russell Bennett's original theatre orchestrations.
Please email us to request further details or perusal material of any of Rodgers' works.
- Complete Evenings
- Musicals
- Revues
- Full Concert Evenings
ALLEGRO (Rodgers & Hammerstein, 1947)
BABES IN ARMS, Original Version (Rodgers & Hart, 1937)
BABES IN ARMS, 1959 Adaptation (Rodgers & Hart, 1959)
THE BOYS FROM SYRACUSE (Rodgers, Hart & George Abbott, 1938)
BY JUPITER (Rodgers & Hart, 1942)
CAROUSEL (Rodgers & Hammerstein, 1945)
CINDERELLA (Rodgers & Hammerstein, 1957)
DO I HEAR A WALTZ? (Rodgers, Stephen Sondheim & Arthur Laurents, 1965)
FLOWER DRUM SONG (Rodgers, Hammerstein & Joseph Fields, 1958)
I MARRIED AN ANGEL (Rodgers & Hart, 1938)
I REMEMBER MAMA (Rodgers, Martin Charnin & Thomas Meehan, 1979)
I'D RATHER BE RIGHT (Rodgers, Hart, George S. Kaufman & Moss Hart, 1937)
THE KING AND I (Rodgers & Hammerstein, 1951)
ME AND JULIET (Rodgers & Hammerstein, 1953)
NO STRINGS (Rodgers & Samuel Taylor, 1962)
OKLAHOMA! (Rodgers & Hammerstein, 1943)
ON YOUR TOES (Rodgers, Hart & Abbott, 1936)
PAL JOEY (Rodgers, Hart & John O'Hara, 1940)
PIPE DREAM (Rodgers & Hammerstein, 1955)
THE SOUND OF MUSIC (Rodgers, Hammerstein, Howard Lindsay & Russell Crouse, 1959)
SOUTH PACIFIC (Rodgers, Hammerstein & Joshua Logan, 1949)
STATE FAIR (Rodgers, Hammerstein, Tom Briggs & Louis Mattioli, 1996)
TWO BY TWO (Rodgers, Peter Stone & Martin Charnin, 1970)
A GRAND NIGHT FOR SINGING (Rodgers & Hammerstein)
RODGERS & HART - A CELEBRATION
SOME ENCHANTED EVENING - THE SONGS OF RODGERS & HAMMERSTEIN
THE RODGERS & HAMMERSTEIN CONCERT
An evening of classic songs from CAROUSEL, STATE FAIR, THE KING AND I,
SOUTH PACIFIC, THE SOUND OF MUSIC and OKLAHOMA!
for Soprano, Mezzo, Tenor and Baritone Soloists, Chorus and Orchestra
Orchestration: 3.3.3.2.-4.3.3.1.-Perc-Harp-Strings
THE RODGERS & HART CONCERT
An evening of classic songs from I MARRIED AN ANGEL, JUMBO, THE BOYS FROM SYRACUSE,
BABES IN ARMS, SPRING IS HERE, MIMI, PAL JOEY and ON YOUR TOES
plus the "Slaughter on Tenth Avenue" ballet and the Symphonic Narrative ALL POINTS WEST
for Soprano, Mezzo, Tenor and Baritone Soloists, Chorus and Orchestra
Orchestration: 2.2.3.2.-4.3.3.1.-Perc-Pft/Cel.-Harp-Strings
ALLEGRO: Overture
CAROUSEL: The Carousel Waltz, Entr'acte, Film Score Suite, Pas de Deux
I REMEMBER MAMA: Overture
THE KING AND I: Overture, March of the Siamese Children, Shall We Dance? (instrumental)
ME AND JULIET: Overture
MEDLEYS: Overture, Richard Rodgers Suite, Richard Rodgers Waltzes
OKLAHOMA!: Dream Ballet, Entr'acte (Interlude), Overture
ON YOUR TOES: Overture, Slaughter on Tenth Avenue
PIPE DREAM: Overture
THE SOUND OF MUSIC: Entr'acte, Laendler, Symphonic Picture
SOUTH PACIFIC: Overture
STATE FAIR: Overture (Suite)
ALL POINTS WEST A Symphonic Narrative
Premiered by the Philadelphia in 1937 with Paul Whiteman conducting, this unusual 12-minute piece's original symphonic orchestration was long thought lost until 1985, when it was restored for performances by the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Rochester Orchestras, among others, under conductor Erich Kunzel.
GHOST TOWN A Ballet
An American Folk Ballet with libretto by Marc Platoff
Original New York production: Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo, Metropolitan Opera House, November 1939
Duration: 30'45" (A Suite from the Ballet is also available for performance)
VICTORY AT SEA Music from the Television Series
A television documentary series written by Henry Salomon and Richard Hanser
Original transmission on NBC: October 26 1952 - April 26 1953
5-movement Suite available for performance (duration: 21')
For a complete song listing, email us to request a copy of our Rodgers Centenary brochure