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	"Assassins" Album (CD) The 2004 Broadway revival and winner of 5 Tony Awards stars Neil Patrick Harris, Michael Cerveris, Mario Cantone, and Denis O'Hare.
	Anyone Can Whistle The original 1964 Broadway cast, starring Angela Lansbury, Harry Guardino, and Lee Remick.
	Anyone Can Whistle The 1995 Carnegie Hall concert cast, starring Bernadette Peters, Scott Bakula, Madeline Kahn, and Angela Lansbury.
	Assassins The original 1991 off-Broadway cast, starring Victor Garber.
	Joshua Bell: West Side Story Suite A new orchestral suite of Bernstein's music arranged by William Brohn, featuring violin virtuoso Joshua Bell.
	Leonard Bernstein: West Side Story (The Original Score) "The Nashville Symphony Orchestra [is] conducted with a heady combination of sensitivity and brio by Kenneth Schermerhorn" (from the Spring 2003 review in The Sondheim Review). Mike Eldred as Tony and Betsi Morrison as Maria. Very reasonably priced.
	John Bauer Brass: Sondheim, Vivaldi, Lutoslawski
	"Bounce" Original Cast Album (CD) Starring Richard Kind, Howard McGillin, Michele Pawk, and Jane Powell.
	Broadway Divas Another in RCA Victor's 100 Years of Music Series, this recording includes material from various show albums, including Bernadette Peters, Patti LuPone, Barbara Cook, and Angela Lansbury singing Sondheim songs.
	Bryn and Reneé: Under the Stars Bryn Terfel and Reneé Fleming perform numbers from a variety of Broadway shows. Included: "Not While I'm Around" and "Pretty Women" ( Sweeney Todd) and "I Wish I Could Forget You" and "Loving You" (Passion).
	Candide The original 1956 Broadway cast.
	Candide (CURRENTLY OUT OF PRINT) The 1988 Scottish National Opera cast.
	Candide The 1991 studio cast recording, conducted by Bernstein.
	Candide The 1997 Broadway revival cast album, featuring new lyrics by Sondheim
	Celebrate Broadway Vol. 9: Gotta Dance! Featuring a few Sondheim songs.
	Celebrating Sondheim The 1989 BBC tribute program, starring Michael Ball and Claire Moore with the BBC Radio Orchestra.
	Cleo Sings Sondheim Cleo Laine's 1988 Sondheim album, arranged and conducted by Jonathan Tunick.
	A Collector's Sondheim RCA's 1987 triple CD collection of Sondheim songs from various cast albums.
	Color and Light: Jazz Sketches on Sondheim A contemporary jazz album of Sondheim songs, featuring several major jazz performers and Sondheim himself.
	Company The digitally remastered CD of the 1970 original Broadway cast, with the addition of "Being Alive" sung by Broadway and London replacement Larry Kert.
	Company The 1995 Broadway revival cast, starring Boyd Gaines.
	Company The 1996 London revival cast, starring Adrian Lester.
	Company...in Jazz Terry Trotter's trio interprets the Company score.
	Barbara Cook Sings Mostly Sondheim: Live at Carnegie Hall 2001 A 2CD live recording of Barbara Cook's recent concert, featuring 17 Sondheim songs and 11 from the New York Times list of songs he wished he had written (at least in part).
	Dawn Upshaw: I Wish It So Eric Stern conducts the classical mezzo; includes several Sondheim songs.
	Do I Hear A Waltz? The 1965 original Broadway cast.
	Do I Hear A Waltz? The 2001 Pasadena Playhouse cast recording of the revised 1965 Rodgers-Sondheim-Laurents musical, starring Alyson Reed and Anthony Crivello.
	Elaine Stritch At Liberty The double CD 2002 album of Elaine Stritch's autobiographical, Tony Award-winning, one-woman show. It features "Broadway Baby," "I'm Still Here," "The Little Things You Do Together," and of course, "The Ladies Who Lunch," with new orchestrations by Jonathan Tunick.
	Follies The 1971 original Broadway cast.
	Follies: The Complete Recording Paper Mill Playhouse 1998 revival cast double CD with a full orchestra conducted by Jonathan Tunick; includes extensive never-before-released cut songs and dance music.
	Follies 1987 Highlights from the London production, featuring 4 new songs.
	Follies in Concert The 1985 gala all-star concert cast on 2 CD's; also includes Sondheim's score to the film Stavisky.
	Follies: Themes from the Legendary Musical Terry Trotter's jazz trio interprets the Follies score.
	The Frogs/Evening Primrose The premiere recording of Sondheim's short score to Burt Shevelove's 1974 adaptation of Aristophanes'' The Frogs, starring Nathan Lane, Brian Stokes Mitchell, and Davis Gaines, coupled with the four songs from Sondheim and Goldman's 1966 television musical Evening Primrose, starring Neil Patrick Harris and Theresa McCarthy. Both scores were conducted by Paul Gemignani and orchestrated by Jonathan Tunick. The album was produced by Tommy Krasker, with supervision by Sondheim.
	A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum The 1962 original Broadway cast, starring Zero Mostel.
	A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum The 1996 Broadway revival cast, starring Nathan Lane.
	A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum The digitally remastered enhanced CD of the 1966 film soundtrack.
	A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum...in Jazz Terry Trotter's jazz trio interprets the Forum score.
	Great Musicals Another in RCA Victor's 100 Years of Music Series, this recording includes material from various cast albums new and old, including the Overture to Candide and Angela Lansbury singing "The Worst Pies in London" from Sweeney Todd.
	Gypsy The digitally remastered CD of the original 1959 Broadway cast, starring Ethel Merman, with four bonus tracks.
	Gypsy The 1974 London revival cast, starring Angela Lansbury.
	Gypsy The 1989 Broadway revival cast, starring Tyne Daly.
	Gypsy The 1993 television movie soundtrack, starring Bette Midler.
	Hey Mr. Producer! The Musical World of Cameron Macintosh The double CD live recording of the 1998 gala concert for the producer's 50th birthday. It features ten Sondheim songs performed by Bernadette Peters, Dame Judi Dench, Ruthie Henshall, Maria Friedman, Michael Ball, Ned Sherrin, Julia McKenzie, Millicent Martin, and David Kernan. The major highlight is a special duet written by Sondheim and performed by Sondheim and Andrew Lloyd Webber.
	I'm Breathless Madonna's album of songs from and "inspired by" the 1990 film Dick Tracy. It includes three Sondheim songs.
	Insalata: I Fagiolini The Italian orchestra plays "Losing My Mind" from Follies. (CURRENTLY OUT OF PRINT)
	Into the Woods The 1987 original Broadway cast.
	Into the Woods The 1990 London cast, including the new song "Our Little World."
	Into the Woods The Tony Award-winning 2002 Broadway revival cast, starring Vanessa Williams, John McMartin, Gregg Edelman, and Kerry O'Malley.
	Leading Man: The Best of Broadway Operatic baritone Thomas Hampson sings "Not A Day Goes By" from Merrily We Roll Along.
	A Little Night Music The digitally remastered CD of the 1973 original Broadway cast, with the addition of "The Glamorous Life" from the 1978 film.
	A Little Night Music The 1974 London cast.
	A Little Night Music The 1989 Scottish studio cast, starring Sian Phillips.
	A Little Night Music (Currently Unavailable) The 1996 London revival cast, starring Judi Dench.
	A Little Night Music...in Jazz Terry Trotter's solo piano interpretations of the Night Music score.
	Lost In Boston Varese Sarabande's collection of songs cut from various musicals. This volume includes "Like Everybody Else," cut from West Side Story.
	Lost in Boston III The third volume in the series includes "Mama's Talkin' Soft," cut from Gypsy and "Honey," cut from Merrily We Roll Along.
	Marry Me A Little The original 1981 off-Broadway cast album of the two-character revue, starring Craig Lucas and Suzanne Henry. The material consists of songs cut from earlier Sondheim shows.
	Merrily We Roll Along The original 1981 Broadway cast.
	Merrily We Roll Along The 1992 double CD cast album from the Haymarket Theatre (Leicester, England) production of the revised show; the most "complete" recording to date.
	Merrily We Roll Along Highlights from the Haymarket Theatre production on a single CD.
	Merrily We Roll Along The 1994 York Theatre revival cast of the revised show.
	The Musicality of Stephen Sondheim A new collection of songs from throughout the Sondheim catalog, sung by Broadway and West End stars Carolee Carmello, John Barrowman, Stephen Bogardus, Judy Kaye, Sean McDermott, Julia Migenes, Susan Egan, and others.
	New Music with Guitar: Selections from Vol. 1-3 Classical guitarist David Starobin plays "Sunday Song Set."
	Pacific Overtures The 1976 original Broadway cast.
	Pacific Overtures The 1987 English National Opera highlights CD.
	Passion The 1994 original Broadway cast album, starring Donna Murphy, Jere Shea, and Marin Mazzie.
	Passion The 1997 London concert cast recording, starring Michael Ball, Maria Friedman, and Helen Hobson.
	Passion...in Jazz Terry Trotter's trio interprets the Passion score.
	Mandy Patinkin Mandy's 1989 self-titled debut solo album, featuring 4 Sondheim songs.
	Mandy Patinkin: Dress Casual Mandy's 1990 concert album, featuring 7 Sondheim songs, including 4 from Evening Primrose and duets with Bernadette Peters.
	Mandy Patinkin: Experiment Mandy's 1994 concept/song cycle album, featuring 7 Sondheim songs.
	Mandy Patinkin: Mamaloshen Mandy's 1998 all-Yiddish album; includes "Maria" in Yiddish.
	Mandy Patinkin: Oscar & Steve Mandy's 1995 homage to Hammerstein and Sondheim, featuring 8 Sondheim songs.
	Mandy Patinkin Sings Sondheim The new 2CD live recording of signature Sondheim interpreter Mandy Patinkin's new show, as performed at the Prince Music Theater in Philadelphia and the Kennedy Center Sondheim Celebration, featuring familiar favorites and unusual song choices. The material ranges from "Finishing the Hat" to "Liaisons" to "Free" to "Take the Moment." Like Patinkin's Experiment album, the songs flow continuously, with minimal breaks for applause, arranged by masterful accompanist Paul Ford and produced by Tom Lazarus, Ford, Patinkin, and Tommy Krasker. The cover art is one of the sketches Patinkin drew while performing in Sunday in the Park with George.
	Bernadette Peters Bernadette's self-titled compilation of recordings from the 1970's and '80's, including "Broadway Baby."
	Bernadette Peters: I'll Be Your Baby Tonight Bernadette's eclectic 1996 album, including "No One Is Alone."
	Bernadette Peters Live at Carnegie Hall: Sondheim, Etc. Highlights from Bernadette's 1996 concert, featuring 13 Sondheim songs.
	Pops on Broadway John Williams conducts the Boston Pops in excerpts from A Little Night Music.
	Putting It Together Original off-Broadway cast double CD.
	Reds The reissued CD of Sondheim and Dave Grusin's score for Warren Beatty's 1981 film, Reds.
	Saturday Night (2000 Off-Broadway Cast--New York Premiere of the Revised Score!) The 1954 musical by Sondheim and Epstein, revised with two new songs and new orchestrations by Jonathan Tunick.
	Saturday Night The 1998 London cast CD of Sondheim's 'til-then-unproduced 1954 musical.
	Scarlet and Gold: Massed Bands of the Household Division British brass bands play "Send in the Clowns" from A Little Night Music.
	Side by Side by Sondheim Original London cast double CD.
	Simply Sondheim The Los Angeles Gay Men's Chorus performs 14 Sondheim songs.
	Something Wonderful Anne Kerry Ford's album of Sondheim and Hammerstein songs.
	Sondheim: A Celebration A 1997 double CD of the star-studded Los Angeles S.T.A.G.E. benefit. Not to be confused with two other recordings with similar titles.
	Sondheim: A Musical Tribute A double CD of the first all-star Sondheim tribute concert in 1973. It includes original cast members singing cut material from Follies and A Little Night Music and has the "Scrabble" cover.
	Sondheim at the Movies A 1997 studio recording of various songs written for film and television.
	The Sondheim Songbook Sony's compilation of songs from various cast recordings from West Side Story through A Little Night Music.
	Sondheim: A Celebration at Carnegie Hall The 1993 double CD of the all-star concert gala.
	Sondheim: A Celebration at Carnegie Hall (Highlights) The 1993 single CD of highlights from the all-star concert gala.
	The Sondheim Collection A compilation CD of Sondheim songs previously issued on various Varese Sarabande albums. A compilation CD of Sondheim songs previously issued on various Varese Sarabande albums.
	Songs Without Words A 1997 new age instrumental album of various songwriters performing their own work on piano; features Sondheim playing "What Can You Lose?" from Dick Tracy.
	Stavisky (CURRENTLY OUT OF PRINT) The soundtrack to the 1974 film.
	A Stephen Sondheim Evening A 1983 small-cast revue of Sondheim standards and cut songs that became You're Gonna Love Tomorrow; includes Sondheim accompanying Angela Lansbury on "Send in the Clowns."
	Stephen Sondheim Collection Cabaret fixtures Jackie Cain and Roy Kral's 1983 Sondheim act.
	Stephen Sondheim: The Story So Far (CD) A 4-CD box set with 82 tracks and featuring selections from all 15 of Sondheim's Broadway shows. 33 tracks are previously unreleased. Includes photos from Sondheim's personal archive. Released in 2008.
	Sondheim Tonight! The double CD live recording of the 1998 concert at the Barbican Centre in London, featuring performances by Michael Ball, Len Cariou, Dame Edna Everage, Maria Friedman, David Kernan, Cleo Laine, Milicent Martin, Julia McKenzie, Julia Migenes, Clive Rowe, Ned Sherrin, and Elaine Stritch. The concert is quite similar to that presented at the Brooklyn Academy of Music in 1996 (though that was not recorded). It features two rarely heard and never-before-recorded instrumental pieces written by Sondheim as a teenager: "Variations on a Theme (Katie Malone)" and "A Very Short Violin Sonata."
	Barbra Streisand: The Broadway Album Streisand's famous 1987 album, featuring 8 Sondheim songs, including Sondheim's new lyric for "Putting It Together."
	Barbra Streisand: Back to Broadway Streisand's 1993 follow-up album, featuring 5 more Sondheim songs.
	Sunday in the Park with George The 1984 original Broadway cast.
	Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street The 1979 original Broadway cast on 2 CD's.
	Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street Highlights from the 1979 original Broadway cast on single CD.
	Sweeney Todd in Concert: Live at the New York Philharmonic The Grammy Award-nominated, live, all-star, 2CD recording of the May 2000 concerts at Avery Fisher Hall, starring George Hearn, Patti LuPone, Davis Gaines, Neil Patrick Harris, Audra McDonald, Heidi Grant Murphy, John Aler, Paul Plishka, and Stanford Olsen. Produced by Tommy Krasker.
	The Swingle Singers: 1812 A classical take on "Another Hundred People" from Company.
	Take Me To The World Marc and Adam Heller's father/son "classical" recital take on Sondheim songs.
	Tenors on Tour: Domingo, Carreras, Pavarotti Placido Domingo sings "Maria" from West Side Story and Mandy Patinkin sings "Giants in the Sky" from Into the Woods.
	There's No Business Like Show Business An unusual RCA Victor compilation of tracks from The Producers film score and various show albums, including Jason Alexander singing "Comedy Tonight" from Jerome Robbins' Broadway and Angela Lansbury singing two songs from Gypsy.
	Unsung Sondheim The 1993 studio recording of many as-then-unrecorded Sondheim songs; includes songs from Saturday Night and incidental music from plays and films.
	West Side Story The digitally remastered CD of the original 1957 Broadway cast, with bonus tracks of Bernstein conducting his West Side Story Symphonic Dances.
	West Side Story The "Gold CD" version of the original 1957 Broadway cast, issued in 1994, before the remastering (see above). (CURRENTLY OUT OF PRINT)
	West Side Story The soundtrack to the Academy Award-winning 1961 film.
	West Side Story The complete 1997 London studio cast recording
	West Side Story The 1993 UK revival cast.
	The Songs of West Side Story Various pop, country, and rap artists' 1996 recording of songs from the show.
	Dave Grusin Presents West Side Story A 2000 jazz arrangement of Bernstein's music.
	Stan Kenton's West Side Story The famous 1961 instrumental jazz arrangements of Bernstein's music.
	West Side Story - The New Broadway Cast Recording The 2009 Broadway revival of West Side Story, directed by Arthur Laurents. Contains Lin-Manuel Miranda's Spanish translations of Mr. Sondheim's lyrics .
	Julie Wilson Sings The Stephen Sondheim Songbook The grande dame of cabaret sings songs from the first half of Sondheim's catalog.

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