Photo Coverage: Frank Sinatra Jr. & Steve Tyrell Bring COME FLY WITH ME Tribute to NJPAC
Frank Sinatra Jr. and Steve Tyrell headlined "Come Fly with Me: Celebrate Sinatra's Songwriter"-a special program honoring the 100th anniversary of the birth of legendary songwriter Sammy Cahn. The New Jersey Symphony Orchestra and New Jersey Performing Arts Center co-presented the one-day-only program on Sunday, November 24, at NJPAC in Newark.
Sinatra Jr., one of the leading interpreters of Cahn's catalog, and cabaret favorite Tyrell joined the NJSO to perform Cahn's songs played the way they were meant to be heard, with lush orchestral accompaniment. The program featured dozens of chart-topping hits, including "All the Way," "My Kind of Town," "Three Coins in the Fountain," "Time After Time," "Call Me Irresponsible," "Bei mir bist du schoen" and "High Hopes"-all penned by Cahn.
"Sammy Cahn didn't just write songs for Frank Sinatra," Sinatra Jr. said, noting compositions like "Time After Time," "Five Minutes More" and "Saturday Night (Is the Loneliest Night of the Week)." "He wrote hits for Frank Sinatra."
Photo Credit: Stephen Sorokoff
Frank Sinatra Jr.
New Jersey Symphony Orchestra
New Jersey Performing Arts Center
Frank Sinatra Jr.
Frank Sinatra Jr.
Tita Cahn, Steve Tyrell, Bill Boggs
Frank Sinatra jr. Jane Rothchild, Bill Boggs, EDa Sorokoff
Frank Sinatra Jr. & Bill Boggs
NJPAC
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