A lloyd webber
[web-er] /ˈwɛb ər/
noun
(sir) andrew, born 1948, english composer of musical theater.
lloyd webber
/ˈwɛbə/
noun
andrew, baron lloyd-webber. born 1948, english composer. his musicals include joseph and the amazing technicolour dreamcoat (1968), jesus christ superstar (1970), and evita (1978), all with lyrics by tim rice, and cats (1981), phantom of the opera (1986), sunset boulevard (1993), and the beautiful game (2000)
his brother, julian. born 1951, british cellist
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