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14 recordings, newest first
| Work | Composer | Role | Year |
|---|---|---|---|
| Baby Won’t You Please Come HomeCharles Warfield instrumentalist (Piano) | Charles Warfield | instrumentalist (Piano) | 2002 |
| The Man I Love |
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Lennie Hayton (1908–1971) was a conductor from United States. 14 classical recordings in this catalogue. Instruments: Piano.
Composers represented most often in this discography.
George Gershwin5 recordings · United States
Noël Coward4 recordings · United Kingdom
Kurt Weill2 recordings · Germanyconductor
| George Gershwin |
| conductor |
| 2002 |
| Forbidden FruitNoël Coward conductor | Noël Coward | conductor | 1993 |
| OvertureGeorge Gershwin conductor | George Gershwin | conductor | 1968 |
| Parisian PierrotNoël Coward conductor | Noël Coward | conductor | 1968 |
| Someone to Watch Over MeGeorge Gershwin conductor | George Gershwin | conductor | 1968 |
| Dear Little Boy (Dear Little Girl)George Gershwin conductor | George Gershwin | conductor | 1968 |
| Do, Do, DoGeorge Gershwin conductor | George Gershwin | conductor | 1968 |
| Has Anybody Seen Our Ship?Noël Coward conductor | Noël Coward | conductor | 1968 |
| Someday I'll Find YouNoël Coward conductor | Noël Coward | conductor | 1968 |
| Won’t You Please Come Home?Charles Warfield instrumentalist (Piano) | Charles Warfield | instrumentalist (Piano) | 1956 |
| My ShipKurt Weill conductor | Kurt Weill | conductor | — |
| Old Devil MoonBurton Lane conductor | Burton Lane | conductor | — |
| The Saga of JennyKurt Weill conductor | Kurt Weill | conductor | — |
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