Broadway repertoire for bass-baritone
Subtitle: a selection of Broadway's best in their original keys for bass-baritone voice
Publisher: Chappell & Co.
Published: 1979
Place of publication: [S.l.]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 72
Subjects: Songs (Low voice) with orchestra; Excerpts; Vocal scores with piano; Musicals
Notes: Acc. arr. for piano.
Table of contents: title: Side by side by Sondheim. Everybody says don't / Stephen Sondheim; title: 110 in the shade. Gonna be another hot day / music by Harvey Schmidt ; words by Tom Jones; title: Porgy and Bess. I got plenty o' nuttin' / music by George Gershwin ; words by Ira Gershwin and DuBose Heyward; title: Camelot. If ever I would leave you / music by Frederick Loewe ; words by Alan Jay Lerner; title: Sherry. Imagine that / music by Laurence Rosenthal ; words by James Lipton; title: My fair lady. I've grown accustomed to her face / music by Frederick Loewe ; words by Alan Jay Lerner; title: Bells are ringing. Just in time / music by Jules Styne ; words by Betty Comden and Adolph Green; title: Oklahoma. Lonely room / music by Richard Rodgers ; words by Oscar Hammerstein II; title: Lost in the stars. Lost in the stars / music by Kurt Weill ; words by Maxwell Anderson; title: I do, I do. My cup runneth over / music by Harvey Schmidt ; words by Tom Jones; title: Showboat. Ol' Man River / music by Jerome Kern ; words by Oscar Hammerstein II; title: On a clear day you can see forever. On a clear day / music by Burton Lane ; words by Alan Jay Lerner; title: South Pacific. Some enchanted evening / music by Richard Rodgers ; words by Oscar Hammerstein II; title: The fantasticks. Soon it's gonna rain / music by Harvey Schmidt ; words by Tom Jones; title: Paint your wagon. They call the wind Maria / music by Frederick Loewe ; words by Alan Jay Lerner.