Biografia:
Andrew Lloyd Webber (Londres, 22 de março de 1948) é um compositor e produtor musical britânico, oriundo de uma família de músicos, e por muitos considerado um dos compositores teatrais de maior renome do fim do século XX.
É autor de obras que mantiveram com grande êxito tanto na Broadway com em West End. Durante a sua carreira, produziu quinze musicais, dois filmes, entre outras obras, tendo acumulado ainda um número de honras e prémios
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Outras músicas:
- (there's) One More Angel In Heaven
- All I Ask Of You
- Angel Of Music
- Close Every Door
- Don't Cry For Me Argentina
- Heaven On Their Minds
- Jesus Must Die
- King Herod's Song
- Memory
- Music Of The Night
- On This Night Of A Thousand Stars
- Passa Il Ponte Fra Noi Due
- Phantom Of The Opera
- The Last Supper (from 'jesus Christ Superstar')
- The Phantom Of The Opera
- Theme To The Phantom Of The Opera
- Think Of Me (from The Phantom Of The Opera)
- Till I Hear You Sing
- Wishing You Were Somehow Here Again
- Wishing You Were Somehow Here Agian
- Think Of Me
- Another Suitcase In Another Hall
- Any Dream Will Do
- Bathing Beauty
- Beneath A Moonless Sky
- Blood Money
- Could We Start Again Please
- Devil Take The Hindmost
- Dont Cry For Me Argentina
- Du Allein
- Everythings Alright
- Gethsemane
- Go Go Go Joseph
- Gus The Theatre Cat
- Hilf Mir Verstehen
- I Dont Know How To Love Him
- Id Be Surprisingly Good For You
- If Only You Would Listen
- Jacob And Sons
- Jellicle Songs For Jellicle Cats
- Joseph And The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
- King Herods Song
- Lament
- Learn To Be Lonely
- Look With Your Heart
- Love Never Dies
- Macavity The Mystery Cat
- Masquerade
- Mr Mistoffelees
- Mungojerrie And Rumpleteazer
- No One Would Listen
- Notes
- Oh What A Circus
- Once Upon Another Time
- Pharaoh Story
- Pilates Dream
- Prima Donna
- Prologue
- Shed Be Far Better Off With You
- Skimbleshanks The Railway Cat
- Starlight Express
- Superstar
- Take That Look Off Your Face
- Tell Me On A Sunday
- The Battle Of The Pekes And The Pollicles
- The Last Supper
- The Mirror Angel Of Music
- The Music Of The Night
- The Point Of No Return
- The Rum Tum Tugger
- The Vaults Of Heaven
- Then We Are Decided
- Theres Me
- This Jesus Must Die
- Those Canaan Days
- Where Did The Rock Go
- Why Does She Love Me
- Why Have You Brought Me Here Raoul Ive Been There
- Wishing You Were Somehow Here Again Wandering Child
Quatro anos de trabalho duro!Neste mês de maio fizemos quatro anos no ar. Continuamos trabalhando na divulgação deste maravilhoso instrumento, obrigado por participar da nossa história!
SONG: Skimbleshanks: The Railway Cat
ARTIST: Andrew Lloyd Webber
From the musical, Cats
Intro:
E C#m/E F#m7/E B/E
E C#m/E F#m7/E B/E
E C#m/E F#m7/E B/E
Skimbleshanks the
E C#m/E F#m7/E B/E
Railway Cat,
E B7/E F#m/E
the Cat of the Railway
E C#m/E F#m7/E B/E
Train
E B/D# C#m E/B
There's a whisper down the line at eleven thirty nine
A D/A A E
When the Night Mail's ready to depart
F#m/E B7/E
Saying, "Skimble, where is Skimble?
E+2 E/B
Has he gone to hunt the thimble?
G#m A A/B E
We must find him or the train can't start"
E B/D#
All the guards and all the porters
C#m E/B
And the station master's daughters
A D/A A A/E E
Would be searching high and low
F#m B7/E E+2/B E/B
Saying "Skimble where is Skimble for unless he's very nimble
G#m A A/B E
Then the night mail just can't go."
E G/E F#m/E
At eleven forty two with the signal overdue
E G/E F#m/E E
And the passengers all frantic to a man
A E/G# F#m11 E/G#
That's when I would appear and I'd saunter to the rear
A E/G# F#m11
I'd been busy in the luggage van!
B7
E B/D# C#m E/B
Then he gave one flash of his glass green eyes
A D/A A A/E E
And the signal went "All Clear!"
F#m/E B7/E E+2/B E/B G#m A A/B
They'd be off at last for the northern part of the Northern Hemi
E C#m/E F#m7/E
{sphere
{Skimbleshanks
B/E E C#m/E
the Railway
F#m7/E B/E
Cat
E B/E A/E E C#m/E F#m7/E
The Cat of the Railway Train
B/E E B/D# C#m E/B
You could say that by and large it was me who was in charge
A D/A
Of the Sleeping Car
A E F#m/E B7/E E+2/B E/B
Express, from the driver and the guards to the bagmen playing cards
G#m A A/B E
I would supervise them all more or less
E B/D# C#m E/B
Down the corridor he paces and examines all the faces
A D/A A A/E E
Of the travellers in the first and the third
F#m/E B7/E E+2/B E/B
He establishes control by a regular patrol
G#m A A/B E
And he'd know at once if anything occurred
E G/E A7/E F#m/E
He would watch you without winking and he saw what you were thinking
R A7/E G/E F#m/E A7/E E
And it's certain that he didn't approve
A E/G# F#m E/G#
Of hilarity and riot so the folk were very quiet
A E/G# F#m11
When Skimble was about and on the move
B7
E B/D# C#m E/B
You could play no pranks with Skimbleshanks!
A D/A A A/E E
He's a cat that cannot be ignored
F#m/E B7/E E+2/B E/B
So nothing went wrong on the Northern Mail
G#m A A/B E6
When Skimbleshanks was aboard
E6
E Bm7 E Bm7
It was very pleasant when they'd found their little den
E Bm7
With their name written up on the door.
Woo! Woo!
E Bm7
And the berth was very neat with a newly folded sheet
And not a speck of dust upon the floor
E Bm7
There was every sort of light
You could make it dark or bright
And a button you could turn to make a breeze
Woo! Woo!
E Bm7
And a funny little basin you're supposed to wash your face in
And a crank to shut the window should you sneeze
A D G E
Then the guard looked in politely and would ask you very brightly,
A E
"Do you like your morning tea weak or strong?"
A E/G# F#m7 E/G#
But I was just behind him and was ready to remind him
A E/G# F#m7 (2 bars)
For Skimble won't let anything go wrong
E B/D# C#m E/B A D/A A A/E E
When they crept into their cosy berths and pulled up the counterpane
A/B B7 Esus2/B E/B
They all could reflect that it was very nice
A/B B7 Esus2/B E/B
To know that they wouldn't be bothered by mice
A/B B7 Esus2/B E
They could leave all that to the Railway Cat
G#m A A/B E
The Cat of the Railway Train
F Dm/F Gm7/F
Skimbleshanks
C/F F Dm/F
the Railway
Gm7/F C/F
Cat
F C7/F Gm/F
The Cat of the Railway
F Dm/F Gm7/F C/F
Train
F C/E Dm F/C
In the watches of the night I was always fresh and bright
A# D#/A# A# F
Every now and then I'd have a cup of tea
Gm/F C7/F F+2 F
With perhaps a drop of scotch while I was keeping on the watch
Am A# A#/C F
Only stopping here and there to catch a flea
F C/E Dm F/C
They were fast asleep at Crewe and so they never knew
A# D#/A# A# F
That I was walking up and down the station
Gm/F C7/F Fsus2 F
They were sleeping all the while I was busy at Carlisle
Am A# A#/C F
Where I met the station master with elation
F G#/F Gm7/F
They might see me at Dumfries if I summoned the police
F G#/F Gm/F F
If there was anything they ought to know about
A# F/A Gm7 F/A
When they got to Gallowgate there they did not have to wait
A# F/A Gm7/11
For Skimbleshanks would help them to get out!
C7
C13 C7
And he
F C/E Dm F/C
gives you a wave of his long brown tail
A# F
Which says "I'll see you again!
Gm/F C7/F Fsus2 F
You'll meet without fail on the Midnight Mail
Am7 A# A#/C F
The Cat of the Railway Train!"
F C/E Dm F/C A#
F
Gm/F C7/F F
Am7 A# A#/C F (2 bars)
The Cat of the Railway Train
ARTIST: Andrew Lloyd Webber
From the musical, Cats
Intro:
E C#m/E F#m7/E B/E
E C#m/E F#m7/E B/E
E C#m/E F#m7/E B/E
Skimbleshanks the
E C#m/E F#m7/E B/E
Railway Cat,
E B7/E F#m/E
the Cat of the Railway
E C#m/E F#m7/E B/E
Train
E B/D# C#m E/B
There's a whisper down the line at eleven thirty nine
A D/A A E
When the Night Mail's ready to depart
F#m/E B7/E
Saying, "Skimble, where is Skimble?
E+2 E/B
Has he gone to hunt the thimble?
G#m A A/B E
We must find him or the train can't start"
E B/D#
All the guards and all the porters
C#m E/B
And the station master's daughters
A D/A A A/E E
Would be searching high and low
F#m B7/E E+2/B E/B
Saying "Skimble where is Skimble for unless he's very nimble
G#m A A/B E
Then the night mail just can't go."
E G/E F#m/E
At eleven forty two with the signal overdue
E G/E F#m/E E
And the passengers all frantic to a man
A E/G# F#m11 E/G#
That's when I would appear and I'd saunter to the rear
A E/G# F#m11
I'd been busy in the luggage van!
B7
E B/D# C#m E/B
Then he gave one flash of his glass green eyes
A D/A A A/E E
And the signal went "All Clear!"
F#m/E B7/E E+2/B E/B G#m A A/B
They'd be off at last for the northern part of the Northern Hemi
E C#m/E F#m7/E
{sphere
{Skimbleshanks
B/E E C#m/E
the Railway
F#m7/E B/E
Cat
E B/E A/E E C#m/E F#m7/E
The Cat of the Railway Train
B/E E B/D# C#m E/B
You could say that by and large it was me who was in charge
A D/A
Of the Sleeping Car
A E F#m/E B7/E E+2/B E/B
Express, from the driver and the guards to the bagmen playing cards
G#m A A/B E
I would supervise them all more or less
E B/D# C#m E/B
Down the corridor he paces and examines all the faces
A D/A A A/E E
Of the travellers in the first and the third
F#m/E B7/E E+2/B E/B
He establishes control by a regular patrol
G#m A A/B E
And he'd know at once if anything occurred
E G/E A7/E F#m/E
He would watch you without winking and he saw what you were thinking
R A7/E G/E F#m/E A7/E E
And it's certain that he didn't approve
A E/G# F#m E/G#
Of hilarity and riot so the folk were very quiet
A E/G# F#m11
When Skimble was about and on the move
B7
E B/D# C#m E/B
You could play no pranks with Skimbleshanks!
A D/A A A/E E
He's a cat that cannot be ignored
F#m/E B7/E E+2/B E/B
So nothing went wrong on the Northern Mail
G#m A A/B E6
When Skimbleshanks was aboard
E6
E Bm7 E Bm7
It was very pleasant when they'd found their little den
E Bm7
With their name written up on the door.
Woo! Woo!
E Bm7
And the berth was very neat with a newly folded sheet
And not a speck of dust upon the floor
E Bm7
There was every sort of light
You could make it dark or bright
And a button you could turn to make a breeze
Woo! Woo!
E Bm7
And a funny little basin you're supposed to wash your face in
And a crank to shut the window should you sneeze
A D G E
Then the guard looked in politely and would ask you very brightly,
A E
"Do you like your morning tea weak or strong?"
A E/G# F#m7 E/G#
But I was just behind him and was ready to remind him
A E/G# F#m7 (2 bars)
For Skimble won't let anything go wrong
E B/D# C#m E/B A D/A A A/E E
When they crept into their cosy berths and pulled up the counterpane
A/B B7 Esus2/B E/B
They all could reflect that it was very nice
A/B B7 Esus2/B E/B
To know that they wouldn't be bothered by mice
A/B B7 Esus2/B E
They could leave all that to the Railway Cat
G#m A A/B E
The Cat of the Railway Train
F Dm/F Gm7/F
Skimbleshanks
C/F F Dm/F
the Railway
Gm7/F C/F
Cat
F C7/F Gm/F
The Cat of the Railway
F Dm/F Gm7/F C/F
Train
F C/E Dm F/C
In the watches of the night I was always fresh and bright
A# D#/A# A# F
Every now and then I'd have a cup of tea
Gm/F C7/F F+2 F
With perhaps a drop of scotch while I was keeping on the watch
Am A# A#/C F
Only stopping here and there to catch a flea
F C/E Dm F/C
They were fast asleep at Crewe and so they never knew
A# D#/A# A# F
That I was walking up and down the station
Gm/F C7/F Fsus2 F
They were sleeping all the while I was busy at Carlisle
Am A# A#/C F
Where I met the station master with elation
F G#/F Gm7/F
They might see me at Dumfries if I summoned the police
F G#/F Gm/F F
If there was anything they ought to know about
A# F/A Gm7 F/A
When they got to Gallowgate there they did not have to wait
A# F/A Gm7/11
For Skimbleshanks would help them to get out!
C7
C13 C7
And he
F C/E Dm F/C
gives you a wave of his long brown tail
A# F
Which says "I'll see you again!
Gm/F C7/F Fsus2 F
You'll meet without fail on the Midnight Mail
Am7 A# A#/C F
The Cat of the Railway Train!"
F C/E Dm F/C A#
F
Gm/F C7/F F
Am7 A# A#/C F (2 bars)
The Cat of the Railway Train
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