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Mary Carewe is one of the UK's most accomplished singers and regularly performs throughout the UK, Europe, Australia and the USA. Her impressive versatility ranges from musical theatre showstoppers and cabaret songs to the avant-garde repertoire she masters with musicality, personality, and panache, embracing each genre as her own. Serious Cabaret investigates composers' flirtations with cabaret and jazz. Carewe includes here some well-known standards alongside less recorded and quirky songs by William Bolcom, Alexander Zemlinsky and Stefan Wolpe, and includes a first recording of Aria by Australian composer Carl Vine. Album Tracks 1. Diamonds Are Forever 2. What Good Would the Moon Be? 3. I Can't Be Talkin' of Love 4. O Just Suppose 5. Poor Little Rich Girl 6. Promiscuity 7. Aria 8. Over the Piano 9. Maskulinum - Femininum 10. It's All Swindle 11. Herr Bombardil 12. Hitler 13. I'm a Stranger Here Myself 14. At the Last Lousy Moments of Love 15. Letter to Freddy 16. Solitary Hotel 17. Do It Again 18. Candy Machine 19. Toothbrush Time 20. Romanzo (Di Central Park) 21. Three 22. Then 23. O Close the Curtain 24. Mad Dogs and Englishmen 25. Where Is Love?
