Spring Song features the work of Frank Loesser, Johnny Mercer, and more.
Stage and screen veteran Andrea Marcovicci will celebrate Mother’s Day with an encore streaming of her Spring Song concert to benefit The Actors Fund.
Spring Song, blending poetry by Sara Teasdale with selections from Frank Loesser and Johnny Mercer, will be available on YouTube May 1 –8. Marcovicci is joined virtually by Brad Ellis on the piano.
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Marcovicci starred on Broadway in the musical Ambassador and in Frank D. Gilroy’s Any Given Day. Her screen credits include The Front, Someone to Love, Jack the Bear, Who Is Henry Jaglom?, The Water Engine, and Trapper John, M.D. It has been the cabaret stage, however, where she has received the most acclaim. The singing actor has performed at Carnegie Hall, Avery Fisher Hall, and in halls throughout the world. Her solo albums include I’ll Be Seeing You: Love Songs of WWII, New Words, Here There and Everywhere, December Songs, If I Were a Bell, The Songs of Frank Loesser, Andrea Marcovicci Sings Rodgers & Hart, My Christmas Song for You, As Time Goes By: The Best of Andrea Marcovicci, and Smile.
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Spring Song features the work of Frank Loesser, Johnny Mercer, and more.
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