Today, All I Ask of You, The Champion Season and the CD Barbara Cook Sings Mostly Sondheim. "Cook and Mr. Harper were one of the successful professional marriages in show business. Together, they created intimate piano-and-voice shows for boites and more lavish orchestral concerts for venues such as Carnegie Hall. Harper died of cardiac arrest in New York October 8, 2004. lifeinlegacy.com Works Broadway 1970 - Company (Musical Supervisor, Dance Arrangements) 1973 - Irene (Incidental music, Dance arrangements and Assistant Conductor) 1979 - The Grand Tour (Musical Direction) 1979 - Peter Pan (Dance Arrangements) 1980 - A Day in Hollywood/A Night in the Ukraine (Musical Director/Vocal and Dance Arranger) 1980 - Brigadoon (musical director and Vocal arrangements) 1982 - Nine (musical director) 1983 - My One and Only (Musical Concept/Dance Arranger) 1983 - 5-6-7-8...Dance! (Composer/Musical Supervisor) 1984 - The Three Musketeers (Dance Arrangements) 1987 - Barbara Cook: A Concert for the Theatre (Music arranged and conducted by/Original Songs (Music)) 1989 - Grand Hotel (Music Supervision/Additional Music) 1992 - My Favorite Year (Dance Arrangements) 1994 - The Best Little Whorehouse Goes Public (Musical Supervision/Vocal and Dance Arrangements) 2002 - Mostly Sondheim (musical director, Arranger and Pianist) 2004 - Barbara Cook's Broadway! (musical director and Pianist) Off-Broadway 1968 - Up Eden (Orchestrations) 1970 - Whispers on the Wind (Music Consultant) 1970 - Sensations (Composer) 1971 - Six (musical director) 1974 - Once I Saw a Boy Laughing (Orchestrations) 1977 - Landscape of the Body (Musical Arrangements, Incidental Music) 2002 - Tommy Tune: White Tie and Tails (Arranger) 2004 - Barbara Cook's Broadway'' (musical director, Piano) References External links Wally Harper at the Internet Off-Broadway Database Photo of Wally Harper and Barbara Cook Wally Harper papers, 1960-2009, held by the Billy Rose Theatre Division, New York Public Library for the Performing Arts 2004 deaths American male composers American composers American conductors (music) American male conductors (music) Year of birth uncertain