The Rodgers and Hammerstein song book / the stories of the principal musical plays and commentary by Newman Levy ; arrangements by Albert Sirmay, with an introduction by Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II ; illustrated by Frederick E. Banbery.
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| Other title: | Musicals. Selections. Vocal scores |
| Format: | Musical Score Book |
| Language: | English |
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New York :
Simon and Schuster and Williamson Music,
©1958.
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Table of Contents:
- Oklahoma! Oh, what a beautiful mornin' ; The surrey with the fringe on top ; Kansas City ; Many a new day ; I cain't say no ; People will say we're in love ; Pore Jud ; Out of my dreams ; Oklahoma
- Carousel. The carousel waltz ; Mister Snow ; If I loved you ; June is bustin' out all over ; Soliloquy ; A real nice clambake ; What's the use of wond'rin' ; You'll never walk alone
- South Pacific. Some enchanted evening ; Dites-moi ; I'm gonna wash that man right outa my hair ; Bali Ha'i ; This nearly was mine ; A wonderful guy ; Younger than springtime ; Happy talk ; Carefully taught ; There is nothin' like a dame
- The King and I. I whistle a happy tune ; Hello, young lovers ; March of the Siamese children ; Getting to know you ; We kiss in a shadow ; Something wonderful ; Shall we dance?
- The sound of music. The sound of music ; My favorite things ; I have confidence ; Do-re-mi ; The lonely goatherd ; Climb ev'ry mountain ; Something good ; Edelweiss
- State fair. It might as well be spring ; It's a grand night for singing
- Allegro. So far ; You are never away
- Me and Juliet. No other love
- Pipe dream. The man I used to be ; All at once you love her
- Cinderella. Do I love you because you're beautiful? ; A lovely night
- Flower drum song. A hundred million miracles ; Love, look away ; I enjoy being a girl ; You are beautiful.