A few weeks after Prince's death, news about his musical legacy emerges, with which the possibility that the now ex-manager Charles Koppelman created a musical based on his songs is already rumored.
It was revealed a few days ago that drawers full of unreleased recordings of the late artist have been found, since Prince's hyperactivity has been one of his main strengths. Those responsible for managing his legacy have speculated that the legendary musician left enough material to edit one album a year for the next hundred years. Both his former manager, Charles Koppelman, and his attorney, L. Londell McMillan, are speculating about using some of this material in a musical show..
Koppelman hired Prince when he was director of EMI and managed to publish the triple album 'Emancipation', the legendary album that represented Prince's disengagement from Warner Music, after a notorious dispute. Koppelman, along with L. Londell McMillan, would be planning to release all of Prince's unreleased material.. Koppelman anticipated to the press a few days ago: "With all this unpublished material we are going to have a good time, there are drawers full of recordings that were never released".
These last few days began to shuffle the possibility of producing a musical on Broadway with the musician's songs and even creating a comprehensive show for the Cirque du Soleil company. Koppelman stated about the musician: “Prince was an icon at the height of The Beatles or Michael Jackson and his legacy deserves this distinction. Although his name meant prince, I think he was the king of music. ".
Bremer Trust, bank administrator of the legacy of the genius, have chosen Koppelman and McMillan as consultants for the administration of the estate of the musician, who incidentally did not leave any will before his death.