Lance Horne
Composer Lyricist Performer
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Feel The Love.
Mateys,
Ahoy from the High Seas!
I'm helping Norwegian Cruise Lines put together
their new show that opens in January
on The Gem -- book now! :)
As for December,
here are places you can hear
or see what I'm up to--
including Alexandra Silber's stunning debut tomorrow night
at The Kennedy Center
featuring "Anyone Who's Ever Been in Love" from First Things Last.
Speaking of FTL, the sheet music is now downloadable as a songbook AND individual songs on LanceHorne.com.
If you're looking for something of mine
and it isn't on there, just ask and
we'll figure out how to get it to you!
I will keep you updated on the 12/13 and 12/31 events below via Twitter and
my Facebook fan page.
Also, I'm happy to announce that my YouTube channel is up and running, and we're adding videos to it daily, so tune in!
I hit the ground running on Sunday, December 4, with Alan Cumming for Cyndi Lauper & Friends: Home for the Holidays along withNorah Jones, Amy Lee, Cassandra Wilson, Rosie O'Donnell, Wanda Sykes, Jon Secada, Carson Kressley, Lou Reed, Chely Wright, Skylar Grey, Vanessa Carlton, Angelique Kidjo, Harvey Fierstein, Deluka, Debbie Harry, Randy Fenoli and Clay Aiken - all to benefit homeless LGBT youth. Can you come join us?
Click, browse, shop, tweet, request, join the party.
“Witty, melodic folk-pop tunes with meat on their bones.”
– The New York Times
“Lance’s song ‘American’ is a hard-bitten declamation of one American's beliefs and admissions performed with white-hot-bitter fervor"
– The Huffington Post
“Critics Pick. The rising composer has traveled the world as one of the best hip-nightclub music directors in the biz is now showcase his burgeoning catalog with vocal help from an international array of stars. Get your tickets and then go listen to them blow their Horne in celebration.”
– Time Out New York
“This disc is a decidedly impressive listen. Among the most notable tunes are the hilarious "Haircut," which Ricki Lake delivers with panache; the bitingly satiric "American," which Alan Cumming mines for every bit of its explosive and sad anger; and "Strange Bird," a ballad that echoes Elton John, sung with gentle, affecting earnestness by Cheyenne Jackson.”
– TheaterMania.com
“Lance Horne’s sensational new album ‘First Things Last’ features the strikingly sensitive and alluring track from Broadway and ‘Glee’ star Cheyenne Jackson titled ‘Strange Bird.’”
– BroadwayWorld.com
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