Cabaret is a musical based on Christopher Isherwood’s semi-autobiographical novel, “Goodbye to Berlin,” and John Van Druten’s play, “I Am a Camera,” the musical was brought to life by the creative genius of composer John Kander, lyricist Fred Ebb, and book writer Joe Masteroff. Premiering on Broadway in 1966, “Cabaret” quickly became a classic, known for its intricate narrative and memorable score.
Cabaret The Musical Backing Tracks – Cabaret … Don’t Tell Mama… Two Ladies… It Couldn’t Please Me More… If You Could See Her… Lady Distance… Maybe This Time… Mein Herr… Money Makes The World Go Around. … Perfectly Marvelous… Tomorrow Belongs To Me… Wilkommen… Why Should I Wake Up…
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