A Tale of Two Cities

It had some wonderful songs in - I've put together a very small selection of them as midi files:

• Where is my fear - a duet between Darnay and Carton (my sequencing).
• Fifty-Two - a solo from Darnay (this and all the following ones are "recorded" by our musical director).
• Paris and London - a chorus song.
• The Tapestry of Life - another chorus song.

Added in 2005 - mp3s of a selection of the songs (each is about 2 megs). These were recorded in January 1996 with the
original cast (see below):

• Fishing - the song that Jerry Cruncher (Phil Holmes = me) sings to explain his grave robbing
• Weep for Her - a fantastic ballad sung by Lucy Manette, played by Helen Wheatley
• Perfect Peace - Darnay (Robert Wheatley) bemoans his lot in prison, accompanied by Madame Defarge (Kathryn Marshall)
• Monseigneur's Fancy Ball - a chorus number
• All Called Jaques - M Defarge (Alan Heffer) explaining why all the revolutionaries are called Jacques

I played the part of Jerry Cruncher (another loud smelly part). He is the grave robber in the story. The photo is of me with my son, young Jerry, at the trial.