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A Celebration of Songwriter Charles Strouse Sparks Sentimental Journeys Aplenty

At 96, Strouse and his main lyricist — Lee Adams, who turned 100 in August — are virtually the last living major songwriters from the golden age of musical comedy.

Tom Buckley
WILL FRIEDWALD
WILL FRIEDWALD

The 35th Annual Mabel Mercer Foundation Cabaret Convention
Jazz at Lincoln Center, Rose Hall
Through October 24

Andrea Marcovicci
‘Don’t Tell Mama’
October 26, Two Performances

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WILL FRIEDWALD
WILL FRIEDWALD

Mr. Friedwald writes about music and popular culture for The New York Sun and other publications. The host of the radio show ‘Sing! Sing! Sing!’ on San Diego KSDS on Saturday mornings, he also is the author of 10 books. He has written more than 600 liner notes for compact discs, received 11 Grammy nominations, and appears frequently on television and in documentaries.

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