Barbra Streisand szykuje nową płytę, a pomaga jej między innymi znana z filmu “Gwiezdne wojny. Przebudzenie mocy” Daisy Ridley.
Amerykana szykuje album “ENCORE: Movie Partners Sing Broadway”.
W zestawie znajdzie się utwór “At the Ballet” z musicalu “A Chorus Line” (“Chór”). W utworze gwiazdę wspierają Anne Hathaway i Daisy Ridley.
Poniżej można zobaczyć, jak przebiegały prace nad piosenką.
Wśród gości na krążku znaleźli się także Melissa McCarthy, Antonio Banderas, Alec Baldwin czy Jamie Foxx. Premierę wyznaczono na 26 sierpnia.
Oto tracklista:
1. “At the Ballet” Barbra Streisand” with Anne Hathaway & Daisy Ridley
2. “Loving You” Barbra Streisand with Patrick Wilson
3. “Who Can I Turn To (When Nobody Needs Me)” Barbra Streisand with Anthony Newley
4. “The Best Thing That Ever Has Happened” Barbra Streisand with Alec Baldwin
5. “Anything You Can Do” Barbra Streisand with Melissa McCarthy
6. “Any Moment Now” Barbra Streisand with Hugh Jackman
7. “Pure Imagination” Barbra Streisand with Seth MacFarlane
8. “Take Me to the World” Barbra Streisand with Antonio Banderas
9. “I’ll Be Seeing You / I’ve Grown Accustomed to Her Face” Barbra Streisand with Chris Pine
10. Climb Ev’ry Mountain by Barbra Streisand with Jamie Foxx
We wrześniu 2014 roku ukazała się ostatnia płyta Barbry Streisand, “Partners”. Na dużym ekranie gwiazdę można było podziwiać w 2012 roku w komedii “Mama i ja”.
Daisy Ridley obecnie zajęta jest na planie obrazu “Gwiezdne wojny: Przebudzenie mocy”.
W kinach gości produkcja “Alicja po drugiej stronie lustra” z udziałem Anne Hathaway.
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BARBRA STREISAND Z ANNE HATHAWAY I DAISY RIDLEY
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Barbra Streisand, Anne Hathaway i Daisy Ridley – At The Ballet
Daddy always thought that he married beneath him
That’s what he said, that’s what he said
When he proposed he informed my mother
He was probably her very last chance
And though she was twenty-two
Though she was twenty-two
Though she was twenty-two
She married him
Life with my dad wasn’t ever a picnic
More like a “come as you are.”
When I was five I remember my mother
Dug earrings out of the car
I knew they weren’t hers, but it wasn’t
Something you’d want to discuss
He wasn’t warm
Well, not to her
Well, not to us
But
Everything was beautiful at the ballet
Graceful men lift lovely girls in white
Yes
Everything was beautiful at ballet
Hey!
I was happy at the ballet
That’s when I started class
Up a steep and very narrow stairway
To the voice like a metronome
Up a steep and very narrow stairway
It wasn’t paradise
It wasn’t paradise
It wasn’t paradise
But it was home
Mother always said I’d be very attractive
When I grew up, when I grew up
“Diff’rent,” she said, “With a special something
And a very, very personal flair.”
And though I was eight or nine
Though I was eight or nine
Though I was eight or nine
I hated her
Now
“Diff’rent” is nice, but it sure isn’t pretty
“Pretty” is what it’s about
I never met anyone who was “diff’rent”
Who couldn’t figure that out
So beautiful I’d never lived to see
But it was clear
If not to her
Well then to me
That everyone is beautiful at the ballet
Every prince has got to have his swan
Yes
Everyone is beautiful at the ballet
Hey!
I was pretty
At the ballet
Up a steep and very narrow stairway
To the voice like a metronome
Up a steep and very narrow stairway
It wasn’t paradise
It wasn’t paradise
It wasn’t paradise
But it was home
I don’t know what they were for or against, really, except each other
I mean, I was born to save their marriage
But when my father came to pick my mother up at the hospital he said
“Well, I thought this was going to help
But I guess it’s not.”
Anyway, I did have a fantastic fantasy life
I used to dance around the living room with my arms up like this
My fantasy was that it was an Indian Chief
And he’d say to me
“Maggie, do you wanna dance?”
And I’d say, “Daddy, I would love to dance.”
But it was clear
When he proposed
That I was born to help their marriage and when
That’s what he said
That’s what she said
I used to dance around the living room
He wasn’t warm
Not to her
(“Do-do-doo’s”)
It was an Indian chief and he’d say
“Maggie, do you wanna dance?”
And I said, “Daddy, I would love to”
Everything was beautiful at the ballet
Raise your arms and someone’s always there
Yes, everything was beautiful at the ballet
At the ballet
At the ballet!!
Yes everything was beautiful at the ballet
Hey!
I was pretty
I was happy
“I would love to.”
At the ballet
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