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A music librarian brought Stephen Sondheim to tears — and got him to bequeath his life's work

World2025-06-27

A bearded, gray-haired man in a suit and tie smiles brightly

Mark Horowitz is quite proud that he made Stephen Sondheim cry. He’s even more proud that he convinced the late musical theatre legend to bequeath his vast archive of manuscripts, sheet music, notebooks and more to the U.S. Library of Congress.

Source: CBC

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