Beginning in 1934 the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has awarded “Oscars” to the composer and lyricist responsible for an original song considered to be the best from the films released in the prior year. Past winners have included such classic numbers as “The Way You Look Tonight," “Over the Rainbow," and “Moon River." During this multi-media presentation we will have an opportunity to revisit many of these beloved songs, often performed by the original artist. In addition we will view archival footage of presenters and recipients in Hollywood on the evening of the award show. As a bonus we will look back at many other great songs that were nominated but failed to take home the big prize.