Brian De Lorenzo - Found Treasures (CD)

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Tracks:
1. Who Will Buy? (from Oliver!)
2. I've Never Said I Love You (from Dear World)
3. Do I Hear A Waltz?/ Love Makes the World Go 'Round/...Square
4. All the Time
5. Fifty Million Years Ago /I Can See It (Celebration/Fantasticks)
6. Astoria Gloria (from Angel)
7. I Wonder (from The Girl With The Golden Hair)
8. Words He Doesn't Say (from Romance, Romance)
9. I Don't Believe in Heroes (from 3 Guys Naked From The Waist Down
10. Tonight at Eight (from She Loves Me)
11. Let Me Fall (from Quidam)
12. Giants in the Sky (from Into The Woods)
13. No One Has Ever Loved Me (from Passion)
14. Morning Glow (from Pippin)
15. How Do You Say Goodbye? (from Angel)
16. Why Should I Wake Up? (from Cabaret)

Notes:
BRIAN De LORENZO is an accomplished actor and cabaret singer who has performed from Alaska to Israel. He has performed his cabaret shows at venues such as Eighty-Eight's, Don't Tell Mama, The Encore and Pegasus in New York; Piaf's in San Francisco; Scullers, Club Café and The Blacksmith House in Boston; and The Crown & Anchor in Provincetown. He has also performed at the prestigious Mabel Mercer Cabaret Conventions at New York's Town Hall Theatre and at Chicago's Park West.

Brian enjoys performing songs that audiences don't get the opportunity to hear very often. More than half of the songs in his cabaret shows "Found Treasures" and "More Found Treasures" are from unsuccessful Broadway shows because even a show that didn't have a long run can have wonderful songs. Of course, Brian sings more familiar songs, from the Great American Songbook, as well.

Brian earned the title "2001 Performer of the Year" by winning first place in the Adult Solo category at Talent America's 27th "Talent of the Year Awards" at the New York Sheraton Hotel and Towers, competing with performers from all over the United States. He also received the Talent America Blair Hammond Award for Best Male Musical Theatre - Adult Vocal. Contestants performed for approximately 45 judges who are professionals in the entertainment industry.

Brian is a founding member of the Boston Association of Cabaret Artists (BACA) and served as the organization's president for four years. He also served as editor of their newsletter, "BACA News" for over four years. Brian used to write the column on Boston-area cabaret news for the international cabaret magazine, "Cabaret Scenes."