Original sentence: Sondheim said in 1976 that "Someone in a Tree," where two witnesses describe negotiations between Japanese and Americans, was his personal favorite of all the songs he had written.Weidman's libretto tells the massive story from the points of view of two Japanese men, a samurai and a fisherman
Edited sentence: Sondheim said in 1976 that "Someone in a Tree," where three witnesses describe negotiations between Japanese and Americans, was his personal favorite of all the songs he had written.Weidman wrote an underrated libretto, telling the massive story from the points of view of two Japanese men, a samurai and a fisherman