Ann Hampton Callaway
The Streisand Songbook with the Pittsburgh Symphony
PNC POPS in Concert…
An Entertainment Delight!
Empress of biz…JoAnn R. Forrester
The Pittsburgh Symphony Pops and Ann Hampton
Callaway is a musical treat for Streisand Devotees.
Barbara Streisand one of the great popular song
stylists of the last half of the 20th century was property
represented by Ann Hampton Callaway and the PSO. Ms. Callaway is a singer, composer, lyricist,
pianist and born entertainer with a strong stage presence. Her admiration and association with Ms.
Streisand gives her an unusual insight into the music and life of Barbra
Streisand. Barbra has recorded two of songs that Ann has written, I’ve Dreamed
and At the Same Time
Did you know that Barbra has only given 92
concerts in her 50
plus year career? It
is well known that Barbra hates to do concerts.
Well she does not have to do them…she has Ann Callaway out there singing
her songs and talking about her.
photo by Bill Westmoreland |
The Pops program included “Don't Rain on My Parade” from
“Funny Girl,” Marvin Hamish’s “The Way We Were,” “Evergreen” from “A Star Is
Born,” and Callaway's “At the Same Time.”
Ann Calloway Hampton has a strong command of the stage and a
delightful sense of humor. She did a
great improvisation form the stage based on suggestions from the audience about
a steelworker, therapist, a rendezvous at the Fairmont hotel and love blooming
a year later. It was a fun piece and
demonstrated how talented and versatile she is.
I really joyed her work presenting the Streisand Songbook…and when she
comes back to the ”burgh” I hope it is a show based on her own songs and
work. What a talented and creative
person she is.
Roving Pittsburgher Good News Reporter, JoAnn Forrester is the Host of "Empress of Biz, Reinvent in Rugged Times,"
a business Talkcast syndicated on PPLMag, Pittsburgh's First Internet
Radio and TV Network. You can hear JoAnn and Business friends every
Thursday at 9 AM on the TalkShoe network or archived later at: http://pplmag.com Jo Ann has also been a regular business tip columnist at the Pittsburgh Business Times.
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