Schwartz has won almost every major award in his field, including three Oscars, three Grammys, four Drama Desk Awards, one Golden Globe Award and a self-described "tiny handful of tennis trophies."

Stephen wrote the title song for this play and movie.

Directed and Choreographed by Bob Fosse, the show was very loosely based on the life of Pippin the Hunchback, the son of Charlemagne. Selections of it's music have been recorded by everyone from Michael Jackson to Diana Ross and the Supremes.

Godspell is an archaic spelling of the word gospel. This is the Original Cast Recording.

Esteban Giron's version of We Beseech Thee is probably one of the best you'll ever hear.

After having heard the song "Meadowlark" countless times in auditions, director Trevor Nunn persuaded the authors to mount a London production in 1990. Though reviews were strong and audience reaction positive, the production steadily lost money and closed prematurely.

Personals is a musical comedy revue about modern dating composed by various composers with Stephen contributing three songs.

Children of Eden was originally written in 1986 as "Family Tree" for a production by Youth Sing Praise, a religious-oriented high school theatre camp in Belleville, Illinois. Stephen Schwartz adapted the script and music of Family Tree into a full length musical, giving it the title it uses today.

This family musical adapted for the stage by Anthony Stein, from the book "The Trip" by Ezra Jack Keats is the story of a young boy on Halloween night who escapes into his own imagination as a means of coping with the loneliness he feels when he moves to a new neighborhood.

Pocahontas was a box-office success, earning over $340 million worldwide and the soundtrack was just as successful, reaching #1 on the Billboard 200 during July 1995. It got Stephen his first Oscar for best song "Colours of the Wind".

The musical was Berlin's longest-running musical of all time. The musical is a darker, more gothic adaptation of the film. on it's Broadway premiere Stephen has been quoted as saying, "I think we're starting up...next year (2009). Rumor has reached my ear that it's happening."

Out of Print now, this cast recording includes the not to be missed, operatic, cleverly penned "Bravo Stromboli," powerfully sung by golden-piped, top-shelf talent Brent Spiner also known as Data from Star Trek: The Next Generation.

Stephen wrote the theme song to this REALLY cute children's show on the Disney Channel.

The song Marking Time which was cut from Pippin was recorded by John Barr for this CD.

Stephen wrote the song "Cry Without a Reason" which John recorded for this release.

This album features a great mix of music from Stephen's stage and film work sung by Broadway's biggest names. It includes a version of Father's and Sons from Working sung by Stephen himself.

Stephen's second solo album features more independent songs sung in his perfectly acceptable tenor and includes the song "Cold Enough to Snow" with music by Alan Menken and "Since I Gave My Heart Away" from Geppetto.