As you know the “Carols For A Cure” album has been an integral part of the Broadway community since 1998. The cherished tradition has not only raised millions for Broadway Cares and Equity Fights Aids but has also fostered unforgettable moments of unity and camaraderie during recording sessions over the years. However, there is a chance the album might not happen this year.
If you have ever contributed to this album or simply wish to see its legacy endure, please add your name to the long list of Broadway peeps to ensure this unifying project carries on.
It must happen! It is a Broadway tradition that is so special. It is any young artist mark of the Broadway debut.. getting to do the cures album that it for a great cause and brings joy to people.
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Sean Pollock
2 years ago
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Carols For A Cure has been an enduring tradition in my home as well as others (I gift the CDs to friends and family every edition!) Where else can you find Antonio Banderas singing "Los pesces in el rio" not only once but in a hidden track encore? Super new arrangements for "O, Come all ye Faithful" and "Help Is on The Way" are in the mix with new gems like "Christmas on Highway 13." We'd never have these without Lynn Pinto's dedicated work. Let's see the Broadway community come together for more editions. And don't forget the best part of these recordings, BC/EFA continues doing its important work. Carols For A Cure is part of keeping that work going.
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Penny Davis
2 years ago
Featured
I have the first Christmas album that was made and ultimately led to Carols for a Cure. I've bought them annually and would hate to see this wonderful tradition lost. Please continue gathering the theatre community together to celebrate Christmas.
J
Janean Jorgensen
2 years ago
Featured
I look forward to every new compilation. I'm not in the NYC area and rarely get to visit Broadway, yet I'm an avid fan of showtunes and the way music tells stories. I adore the mashups, like Avenue Q's "Rod's Christmas Carols" and "We Need A Little Christmas/The Best of Times Is Now" from the La Cage revival. The absolute beauty of O Tannenbaum from The Producers 2001 was so needed in the aftermath of 9/11. Perhaps selling the sheet music of these unique arrangements might help offset costs? Great alternatives for choral music! Please keep Carols For a Cure going!
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Christina Sivrich
2 years ago
Featured
I was lucky enough to be a part of two of these albums. Why. Are you trying to take away something where the community can give back and raise money for a good cause. This makes no sense.
B
Beth Davis
2 years ago
Featured
Such a great project! The songs from the albums have become part of our family appreciation for the holidays and are etches in our traditions.
As you know the “Carols For A Cure” album has been an integral part of the Broadway community since 1998. The cherished tradition has not only raised millions for Broadway Cares and Equity Fights Aids but has also fostered unforgettable moments of unity and camaraderie during recording sessions over the years. However, there is a chance the album might not happen this year.
If you have ever contributed to this album or simply wish to see its legacy endure, please add your name to the long list of Broadway peeps to ensure this unifying project carries on.
It must happen! It is a Broadway tradition that is so special. It is any young artist mark of the Broadway debut.. getting to do the cures album that it for a great cause and brings joy to people.
S
Sean Pollock
2 years ago
Featured
Carols For A Cure has been an enduring tradition in my home as well as others (I gift the CDs to friends and family every edition!) Where else can you find Antonio Banderas singing "Los pesces in el rio" not only once but in a hidden track encore? Super new arrangements for "O, Come all ye Faithful" and "Help Is on The Way" are in the mix with new gems like "Christmas on Highway 13." We'd never have these without Lynn Pinto's dedicated work. Let's see the Broadway community come together for more editions. And don't forget the best part of these recordings, BC/EFA continues doing its important work. Carols For A Cure is part of keeping that work going.
P
Penny Davis
2 years ago
Featured
I have the first Christmas album that was made and ultimately led to Carols for a Cure. I've bought them annually and would hate to see this wonderful tradition lost. Please continue gathering the theatre community together to celebrate Christmas.
J
Janean Jorgensen
2 years ago
Featured
I look forward to every new compilation. I'm not in the NYC area and rarely get to visit Broadway, yet I'm an avid fan of showtunes and the way music tells stories. I adore the mashups, like Avenue Q's "Rod's Christmas Carols" and "We Need A Little Christmas/The Best of Times Is Now" from the La Cage revival. The absolute beauty of O Tannenbaum from The Producers 2001 was so needed in the aftermath of 9/11. Perhaps selling the sheet music of these unique arrangements might help offset costs? Great alternatives for choral music! Please keep Carols For a Cure going!
C
Christina Sivrich
2 years ago
Featured
I was lucky enough to be a part of two of these albums. Why. Are you trying to take away something where the community can give back and raise money for a good cause. This makes no sense.
B
Beth Davis
2 years ago
Featured
Such a great project! The songs from the albums have become part of our family appreciation for the holidays and are etches in our traditions.
It must happen! It is a Broadway tradition that is so special. It is any young artist mark of the Broadway debut.. getting to do the cures album that it for a great cause and brings joy to people.