Composer

:

Andrew Lloyd Webber

Genre

:

Musical Theatre

Style

:

Musical Theater

Compose Date

:

1983

Average_duration

:

137:45

Movement_count

:

45

Movement ....

"Aspects of Love" is a musical composed by Andrew Lloyd Webber with lyrics by Don Black and Charles Hart. The musical is based on the novel of the same name by David Garnett. The plot revolves around the romantic relationships of a group of characters over a period of 17 years. The musical was composed in 1989 and premiered in London's West End on April 17, 1989. It later opened on Broadway on April 8, 1990. The musical consists of two acts and is set in France and Italy. The first act introduces the characters and their relationships. The main character, Alex, is a young man who falls in love with an actress named Rose. However, Rose is already in a relationship with Alex's uncle, George. Alex and Rose begin an affair, which leads to a complicated love triangle. Meanwhile, George falls in love with a young girl named Jenny, who is also in love with Alex. The second act takes place several years later and follows the characters as they continue to navigate their relationships. Alex has married a woman named Giulietta, but he is still in love with Rose. George has died, and Jenny has become a successful artist. The characters' relationships become even more complicated as they struggle to come to terms with their feelings for each other. The musical features several memorable songs, including "Love Changes Everything," "Seeing Is Believing," and "Anything But Lonely." The music is characterized by Lloyd Webber's signature blend of pop and classical styles. "Aspects of Love" received mixed reviews from critics, with some praising the music and performances while others criticized the plot and characters. However, the musical was a commercial success, running for over 1,300 performances in London and over 300 performances on Broadway. Overall, "Aspects of Love" is a complex and emotional musical that explores the many facets of love and relationships. With its memorable music and compelling characters, it remains a beloved work of musical theater.

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