by Josie Brown
Librettist Josie and lyricist-composer Rita Abrams discuss why they were driven to make a musical from the classic book written by the most beloved author of the Regency era, novelist Jane Austen. In each episode, Rita and Josie break down their creative process with a particular song, explaining how Austen's wonderful book inspired the placement, pace, and lyrics in this theatrical musical.
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December 11, 2024
Librettist Josie Brown discusses Emmy-award winning composer's reprise of CHANGING WORLD in Pride and Prejudice - The Musical, exploring why she shifted the iconic song to the Bennet family.
June 30, 2024
<p class="p1">In a town as small as Meryton, it’s every woman of a marrying age for herself. Now, add to that you’re competing with four beauties from one household alone — The Bennet sisters, Jane, Elizabeth, Kitty and Lydia (notice I didn’t include sweet, plain Mary in that line-up — and every other gal in town has to work doubly hard on her flirting and feminine wiles.</p> <p class="p1">Then you have Charlotte Lucas. Moving quickly toward her prime, even sporting a title won’t get her what she wants: a husband. Or will it?</p> <p class="p1">In this episode of Pride and Prejudice the Musical<span class="Apple-converted-space"> </span> Podcast, Librettist Josie Brown asks Lyricist-Composer Rita Abrams to explain how she came up with lyrics for Charlotte’s solo, “In My Imagination,” that are both hilarious and poignant, yet explain the spinster's dilemma so succinctly.</p> <p class="p1">(c) 2024 Josie Brown. All rights reserved.</p> <p class="p1">No A.I. was used in the creation of this podcast.</p>
February 25, 2024
<p class="p1">Love. Longing. And relations that can be liabilities. All of these issues play into Composer-Lyricist Rita Abram’s song, sung by the four leads of Pride and Prejudice the musical: ELIZABETH BENNET, JANE BENNET, CHARLES BINGLEY, AND FITZWILLIAM DARCY. This is Josie Brown, Librettist of Pride and Prejudice the Musical. In this episode, I have the joy of interviewing Rita about her process for putting the myriad feelings of this quartet in harmony.</p> <p class="p1"> </p> <p class="p1">On our next podcast, we’ll be listening to one of my all-time favorite songs in the musical: <em>Being Married,</em> a duet by Charlotte and Mr. Collins. It is also Act 2 opening number, and considering our audience’s ecstatic receptions, deservedly so.</p> <p class="p1">Can’t wait to hear more of the musical's songs? Go to our website — <a href= "https://www.prideandprejudicethemusical.com/">PrideAndPrejudiceTheMusical.com</a> — where you may listen to all of them, download our Reviews brochure, and see videos of some of the productions.</p> <p class="p1">(c) 2024 Josie Brown. All rights reserved.</p> <p class="p1">This is a copyrighted episode of <em>Pride and Prejudice - The Podcas</em>t. Any use by AI is expressly prohibited.</p> <p class="p1"> </p>
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Librettist Josie and lyricist-composer Rita Abrams discuss why they were driven to make a musical from the classic book written by the most beloved author of the Regency era, novelist Jane Austen.
In each episode, Rita and Josie break down their creative process with a particular song, explaining how Austen's wonderful book inspired the placement, pace, and lyrics in this theatrical musical.
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