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Vocal Music With CDs - II
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| birthday of a king ermuntre dich, mein schwacher i stand here at the cradleside in the bleak midwinter jesus of nazareth (Gounod) o holy night |
o jesulein suss (Bach) o jesulein suss (Bach) schlafendes jesuskind (Wolf) silent night virgin's slumber song (Rebikov) |
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| birthday of a king ermuntre dich, mein schwacher i stand here at the cradleside in the bleak midwinter jesus of nazareth (Gounod) o holy night |
o jesulein suss (Bach) o jesulein suss (Bach) schlafendes jesuskind (Wolf) silent night virgin's slumber song (Rebikov) |
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| at parting (James Rogers) early one morning (English folksong, arr. Williams) ev'ry time i feel the spirit (African-American spiritual, arr. Jackson) first primrose (Edvard Grieg) gently johnny my jingalo (English folksong, arr. Sharp) if no one ever marries me (Tadema, Lehmann) irish lullaby too-ra-loo-ra-loo-ral (Shannon) it was a lover and his lass (Thomas Morley) last night (Winther, Kjerulf) little wild rose (Schubert) long long ago (Thomas Bayly) lotus flower (Schumann) |
maiden's wish (Chopin) mother oh sing me to rest (Robert Franz) now is the month of maying (Thomas Morley) oh come again beautiful spring (Weckerlin) shepherd play a little air (Stephens, Stickles) sing me to sleep (Bingham, Greene) snowbells (Schumann) there are plenty of fish in the sea (Cooper, Stephen Foster) vienna my city of dreams (Sieczynski) who'll buy my lavender (Edward German) you are free (Victor Jacobi) |
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| as i walked forth one summer day (Johnson) blow, blow, thou winter wind (Thomas Arne) come and trip it (Handel) diaphenia (Pilkington) fain would i change that note (Hume) fair, if you expect admiring (Campion) flow my tears (Dowland) hark! the echoing air (Purcell) have you seen but a white lily grow? (anon early 17th c.) here amid the shady woods (Handel) how happy art thou (Lawes) i attempt from love's sickness to fly (Purcell) i'll sail upon the dog star (Purcell) if music be the food of love (Purcell) in sherwood lived stout robin hood (Jones) it was a lover and his lass (Morley) jack and joan (Campion) |
let me wander not unseen (Handel) my lovely celia (Monro) nymphs and shepherds (Purcell) o come, o come, my dearest (Arne) pastime with good company (Anon. 16th c.) rest sweet nymphs (Pilkington) silver swan, the (Gibbons) since first i saw your face (Ford) tell me no more (Blow) thou soft flowing avon (Arne) weep you no more, sad fountains (Dowland) what if i never speed (Dowland) when daisies pied (Arne) when laura smiles (Rossetter) where e'er you walk (Handel) whither runneth my sweetheart? (Bartlet) willow song (Anon 17th C) |
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| as i walked forth one summer day (Johnson) blow, blow, thou winter wind (Thomas Arne) come and trip it (Handel) diaphenia (Pilkington) fain would i change that note (Hume) fair, if you expect admiring (Campion) flow my tears (Dowland) hark! the echoing air (Purcell) have you seen but a white lily grow? (anon early 17th c.) here amid the shady woods (Handel) how happy art thou (Lawes) i attempt from love's sickness to fly (Purcell) i'll sail upon the dog star (Purcell) if music be the food of love (Purcell) in sherwood lived stout robin hood (Jones) it was a lover and his lass (Morley) jack and joan (Campion) |
let me wander not unseen (Handel) my lovely celia (Monro) nymphs and shepherds (Purcell) o come, o come, my dearest (Arne) pastime with good company (Anon. 16th c.) rest sweet nymphs (Pilkington) silver swan, the (Gibbons) since first i saw your face (Ford) tell me no more (Blow) thou soft flowing avon (Arne) weep you no more, sad fountains (Dowland) what if i never speed (Dowland) when daisies pied (Arne) when laura smiles (Rossetter) where e'er you walk (Handel) whither runneth my sweetheart? (Bartlet) willow song (Anon 17th C) |
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| aimons-nous (Saint-Saens) apres un reve (after a dream)(Faure) aurore (aurora)(Faure) beau soir (beautiful evening) chanson triste (Duparc) |
ici bas (Faure) la procession (Franck) mandoline (Faure) nuit d'etoiles (Debussy) psyche (Paladilhe) |
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| aimons-nous (Saint-Saens) apres un reve (after a dream)(Faure) aurore (aurora)(Faure) beau soir (beautiful evening) chanson triste (Duparc) |
ici bas (Faure) la procession (Franck) mandoline (Faure) nuit d'etoiles (Debussy) psyche (Paladilhe) |
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| allerseelen (Strauss) an die musik dein blaues auge (Brahms) der nussbasum (Schumann) die forelle (Schubert) the gardener (der gartner) (Wolf) |
heidenroslein (Werner) verborgenheit (Wolf) widmung (Dedication) wie melodien zieht es mir zueignung (to you) (Strauss) |
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| allerseelen (Strauss) an die musik dein blaues auge (Brahms) der nussbasum (Schumann) die forelle (Schubert) the gardener (der gartner) (Wolf) |
heidenroslein (Werner) verborgenheit (Wolf) widmung (Dedication) wie melodien zieht es mir zueignung (to you) (Strauss) |
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| DE FALLA: asturiana cancion preludios GRANADOS: el mirar de la maja el majo timido el tra la la y el punteado |
FERNANDO OBRADORS: con amores la mi madre del cabello mas sutil corazon porque pasais la mi sola laureola MEXICAN FOLK SONGS: la paloma blanca mi sueno |
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| DE FALLA: asturiana cancion preludios GRANADOS: el mirar de la maja el majo timido el tra la la y el punteado |
FERNANDO OBRADORS: con amores la mi madre del cabello mas sutil corazon porque pasais la mi sola laureola MEXICAN FOLK SONGS: la paloma blanca mi sueno |
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| american lullaby - Gladys Rich l'anneau d'argent (the silver ring) - Cecile Chaminade die bekehrte (the converted one) - Max Stange der blumenstrauss (the nosegay) - Felix Mendelssohn cherry tree, the - Armstrong Gibbs chi vuol la zingarella - Giovanni Paisiello christopher robin is saying his prayers - H. Fraser Simson cloud shadows - James H. Rogers crabbed age and youth - Maude Valerie White crucifixion - arr. John Payne el majo timido (the timid majo) - Enrique Granados evensong - Liza Lehmann go 'way from my window - John Jacob Niles ici bas! (here below) - Gabriel Faure jesus walked this loneome valley - arr. Gordon Myers lamb, the - Theodore Chanler lass from the low countree - John Jacob Niles |
lord is my shepherd - Peter Tchaikovsky loveliest of trees - John Duke morning - Oley Speaks o rest in the lord - Felix Mendelssohn oh sleep, why dost thou leave me? - George Friederic Handel open our eyes - Will C. Macfarlane prayer - David W. Guion preguntale a las estrellas - arr. Edward Kilenyi silent noon - Ralph Vaughan Williams der schwur (the vow) - Erik Meyer Helmund sky above the roof, the - Ralph Vaughan Williams statue at czarskoe selo - Cesar Cui this little rose - William Roy turn then thine eyes - Henry Purcell volksliedchen (in the garden) - Robert Schumann wie melodien (a thought like music) - Johannes Brahms wind of the western sea - Graham Peel |
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| ah, holy jesus (cruger) all creatures of our god and king be thou my vision come, thou fount of every blessing how firm a foundation let us break bread together |
now thank we all our god o for a thousand tongues to sing o wondrous love (bach-passion of st.john) praise to the lord, the almighty this is my father's world |
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| ah, holy jesus (cruger) all creatures of our god and king be thou my vision come, thou fount of every blessing how firm a foundation let us break bread together |
now thank we all our god o for a thousand tongues to sing o wondrous love (bach-passion of st.john) praise to the lord, the almighty this is my father's world |
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| amor ti vieta ch'ella mi creda libero (Puccini) che gelida manina (Puccini - La Boheme) cielo e mar (Ponchielli) di rigori armato donna non vidi mai (Puccini) |
e lucevan le stelle (Tosca) la donna e mobile m'appari tutt' amor recondita armonia (Puccini) una furtiva lagrima (Donizetti) vesti la giubba |
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| agnus dei ave maria crucifixus dank sei dir, herr hear my prayer, o lord |
i will sing new songs o divine redeemer (repentir) panis angelicus (o lord most holy) the holy city the palms (les rameaux) |
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| agnus dei ave maria crucifixus dank sei dir, herr hear my prayer, o lord |
i will sing new songs o divine redeemer (repentir) panis angelicus (o lord most holy) the holy city the palms (les rameaux) |
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| A comprehensive approach for the more serious vocalist. Covers: building your own harmonies; reading music; scales, chords and intervals; stage and studio techniques; drills for the advanced singer; singing through chords; diatonic progressions; chart reading; duets; four-part harmony. Includes 18 songs in a variety of styles (pop, rock, blues, funk, soul & country), and a CD with 99 full-demo tracks. Published by Musicisns Institute Press. |
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| By Jeff Deutsch. Houston Publishing.
For individual jazz and pop singers, or High School / college classes. In other words, this is a comprehensive book, with concepts thoroughly covered, not a dummed-down approach. Covers musical terms, theory, ear-training. Teaches skills that jazz or pop singers will need on the bandstand or in the studio. Includes examples and exercises on vocal harmony, transposition, sight-singing, and chart writing as well as accompaniment on CD for many of the exercises. |
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| By Lis Lewis. For anyone that sings popular music, but has no formal training, this book/CD is designed to help improve the voice with a variety of exercise techniques. Exercises include: warming up, stabilizing the tone, loosening the throat and placing the sound forward, increasing range, breath control, etc. |
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| By David Bauguess. This easy-to-use audio course for self or small group study is a step-by-step introduction to music reading skills. From the creator of The Jenson Sight Singing Course, this resource will be an effective tool for building student confidence and skill. |
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| This book/CD pack by veteran vocal coach Lis Lewis (Steve Miller, Herbie Hancock, Bobby McFerrin, Gwen Stefani) will help singers of all styles of music warm up their voices, increase their endurance and range, correct bad habits, and sing longer and better. It is divided into two sections: The Singer's Troubleshooting Guide covers vocal health, practice, auditions, rehearsing, recording and performing. The Singer's Warm-Up CD features helpful exercises to prepare the voice for serious singing (also notated in the text, with extensive helpful hints). |
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| This book/CD pack by veteran vocal coach Lis Lewis (Steve Miller, Herbie Hancock, Bobby McFerrin, Gwen Stefani) will help singers of all styles of music warm up their voices, increase their endurance and range, correct bad habits, and sing longer and better. It is divided into two sections: The Singer's Troubleshooting Guide covers vocal health, practice, auditions, rehearsing, recording and performing. The Singer's Warm-Up CD features helpful exercises to prepare the voice for serious singing (also notated in the text, with extensive helpful hints). Men's edition has exercises on CD appropriate for male voice, otherwise same as the women's edition. |
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| This book does not include a CD. But, I list it here because it is such a wonderful resource for any singer (choral or soloist) with access to a keyboard or piano to plunk out the individual notes of the exercises. There are 200 exercises for vocal development, ranging from very simple to complex intervals and rhythms. For choral singers, many of the exercises will be familiar. Choral directors - this is a MUST HAVE in my opinion, as the exercises include the ones you probably already use as warm-ups, but there are hundreds of others that will increase the capability of your choir. For singers from rock to classical, the warm-ups will increase range and power, there is even a section dealing with posture, another section dealing with breathing exercises and the diaphragm and how the voice works. A great find, this is a collection I highly recommend! Published by Schott in Germany, translated into English. |
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| all creatures of our god and king amazing grace be thou my vision holy holy holy just as i am |
our great savior the solid rock spirit of god descend upon my heart what wondrous love is this when morning guilds the sky |
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| all creatures of our god and king amazing grace be thou my vision holy holy holy just as i am |
our great savior the solid rock spirit of god descend upon my heart what wondrous love is this when morning guilds the sky |
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| barbara allen
drink to me only with thine eyes greensleeves how can i keep from singing i gave my love a cherry (the riddle song) i know where i'm goin' johnny has gone for a soldier loch lomond |
scarborough fair
shenandoah soldier, soldier will you marry me? streets of laredo (the cowboy's lament) the ash grove water is wide when johnny comes marching home |
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| barbara allen
drink to me only with thine eyes greensleeves how can i keep from singing i gave my love a cherry (the riddle song) i know where i'm goin' johnny has gone for a soldier loch lomond |
scarborough fair
shenandoah soldier, soldier will you marry me? streets of laredo (the cowboy's lament) the ash grove water is wide when johnny comes marching home |
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| the lord's prayer the 23rd psalm the beatitudes prayer of the norwegian child song of devotion i wonder as i wander |
wayfaring stranger were you there ev'ry time i feel the spirit prayer perfect create in me a clean heart i walked today where jesus walked. |
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| the lord's prayer the 23rd psalm the beatitudes prayer of the norwegian child song of devotion i wonder as i wander |
wayfaring stranger were you there ev'ry time i feel the spirit prayer perfect create in me a clean heart i walked today where jesus walked |
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| american lullaby cabin (Bowles) crucifixion, the daisies, the do not go, my love heavenly grass (Bowles) the lamb the lass from the low countree |
loveliest of trees monk and his cat, the (Barber) orpheus with his lute serenity (Ives, C.) sure on this shining night (Barber) this little rose when i have sung my songs |
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| american lullaby cabin (Bowles) crucifixion, the daisies, the do not go, my love heavenly grass (Bowles) the lamb the lass from the low countree |
loveliest of trees monk and his cat, the (Barber) orpheus with his lute serenity (Ives, C.) sure on this shining night (Barber) this little rose when i have sung my songs |
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| alma del core (caldara a) amarilli, mia bella (caccini g) caro mio ben che fiero costume (legrenzi g) comme raggio di sol (caldara a) danza, danza, fanciulla gentile gia il sole dal gange il mio bel foco (marcello b) lasciatemi morire le violette (scarlatti a) nel cor piu non sento (paisiello) nina (pergolesi) |
non posso disperar (de luca s) o cessate di piagarmi o del mio dolce ardor (gluck c) per la gloria d'adorarvi pieta, signore (stradella a) pur dicesti,o bocca bella(lotti) se florindo e fedele(scarlatti a) se tu m'ami, se sospi(pergolesi) sebben, crudele tu lo sai vergin, tutto amor vittoria, mio core |
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| alma del core amarilli, mia bellia (Caccini) caro mio ben che fiero costume (Legrenzi) comme raggio di sol (Caldara) danza, danza, fanciulla gentile gia il sole dal gange il mio bel foco (Marcello) lasciatemi morire le violette (Scarlatti, A.) nel cor piu non sento (Paisiello) nina (Pergolesi) |
non posso disperar (De Luca) o cessate di piagarmi o del mio dolce ardor (Gluck) per la gloria d'adorarvi pieta, signore (Stradella) pur dicesti, o bocca bella (Lotti) se florindo e fedele (Scarlatti, A) se tu m'ami, se sospi (Pergolesi) sebben, crudele tu lo sai vergin, tutto amor vittoria, mio core |
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| bist du bei mir - Bach entreat me not to leave thee - Gounod where e'er you walk - Handel ich liebe dich - Grieg ave maria - Schubert |
ave maria - Bach/Gounod du ring an meinem finger - Schumann widmung - Schumann i love you truly, pur ti miro - Monteverdi (duet) panis angelicus |
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| bist du bei mir - Bach entreat me not to leave thee - Gounod where e'er you walk - Handel ich liebe dich - Grieg ave maria - Schubert |
ave maria - Bach/Gounod du ring an meinem finger - Schumann widmung - Schumann i love you truly, pur ti miro - Monteverdi (duet) panis angelicus |
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| here, there and everywhere i swear the promise someone like you starting here starting now |
god causes all things to grow parent's prayer this is the day wedding prayer where there is love |
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| here, there and everywhere i swear the promise someone like you starting here starting now |
god causes all things to grow parent's prayer this is the day wedding prayer where there is love |
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| all i ask of you (Phantom of the Opera annie's song don't know much (Barry Mann, Cynthia Weil) endless love (Lionel Richie) i swear |
in my life (John Lennon) let it be me true love (Cole Porter, from High Society) up where we belong (from An Officer and a Gentleman) when i fall in love (Heyman & Young) |
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| amazing grace down in my heart i would be true i'm in the lord's army jacob's ladder jesus loves me jesus loves the little children just as i am | oh, how i love jesus tell me the stories of jesus this is my father's world this little light of mine trust and obey what a friend we have in jesus zacchaeus |
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| beauty and the beast chim chim cheree a dream is a wish your heart makes god help the outcasts everybody wants to be a cat | it's a small world lord is good to me reflection (mulan) second star to the right winnie the pooh |
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| bibbidi bobbidi boo can you feel the love tonight love is a song once upon a dream perfect nanny | when you wish upon a star with a smile and a song you've got a friend in me whole new world zip a dee doo dah |
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| all the things you are and this is my beloved can't help lovin' dat man climb ev'ry mountain goodnight, my someone hello, young lovers i could have danced all night i have dreamed i'll know it's a grand night for singing just imagine look for the silver lining |
look to the rainbow make believe many a new day once you lose your heart out of my dreams the simple joys of maidenhood the sound of music till there was you why do i love you? with a song in my heart wouldn't it be loverly you'll never walk alone |
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| a cockeyed optimist a wonderful guy as long as he needs me bali ha'i falling in love with love getting to know you i enjoy being a girl i love paris if i ruled the world in my own little corner it might as well be spring |
maria my favorite things my funny valentine on my own people simple little things something wonderful the earth and other minor things the song is you what's the use of wond'rin' where or when |
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| a man and a woman a wonderful day like today bring him home i believe in you i could write a book i do not know a day i did not love you kansas city me and my girl my heart stood still my romance oh, what a beautiful mornin' old devil moon |
on the street where you live once in love with amy plant a radish stranger in paradise that's the way it happens the only home i know very soft shoes we kiss in a shadow when the children are asleep you've got to be carefully taught younger than springtime |
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| comedy tonight edelweiss get me to the church on time gonna be another hot day how to handle a woman i talk to the trees i've grown accustomed to her face if ever i would leave you just in time leaning on a lamp post my cup runneth over my defenses are down |
oklahoma some enchanted evening soon it's gonna rain the girl that i marry the impossible dream (the quest) the surrey with the fringe on top there is nothin' like a dame they call the wind maria this nearly was mine try to remember wunderbar |
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| Any Dream Will Do (Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat) Close Every Door (Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat) Empty Chairs at Empty Tables (Les Misérables) Leaning on the Lamp Post (Me and My Girl) |
Luck Be a Lady (Guys and Dolls) On the Street Where You Live (My Fair Lady) River in the Rain (Big River) Santa Fe (Newsies) Steppin' Out with My Baby (Blue Skies) Try to Remember (The Fantasticks) |
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| Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend (Gentlemen Prefer Blondes) God Help the Outcasts (The Hunchback of Notre Dame) Honey Bun (South Pacific) I Enjoy Being a Girl (Flower Drum Song) |
I Got the Sun in the Morning (Annie Get Your Gun) I'll Know (Guys and Dolls) Much More (The Fantasticks) Reflection (Mulan) Shy (Once Upon a Mattress) Unexpected Song (Song and Dance) |
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| castle on a cloud - Les Miserables dites moi (tell me why) - South Pacific gary indiana - The Music Man i whistle a happy tune - The King And I i won't grow up - Peter Pan it's the hard knock life - Annie let me entertain you - Gypsy little lamb - Gypsy | maybe - Annie my best girl - Mame the girl i mean to be - The Secret Garden the tree - The Me Nobody Knows tomorrow - Annie wendy - Peter Pan where is love? - Oliver who will buy? - Oliver why am i me? - Shenandoah |
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| candle on the water - Pete's Dragon dites moi (tell me why) - South Pacific feed the birds - Mary Poppins i won't grow up - Peter Pan in my own little corner - Cinderella | let me entertain you - Gypsy maybe - Annie a spoonful of sugar - Mary Poppins who will buy - Oliver zip a dee doo dah - Song of the South |
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a bushel and a peck (Guys and Dolls) a change in me (Beauty and the Beast, Broadway musical) a cock-eyed optimist (South Pacific) adelaide's lament (Guys and Dolls) as long as he needs me (Oliver!) can you feel the love tonight (Lion King) candle on the water (Pete's Dragon) colors of the wind (Pocahontas) dance if it makes you happy (Tap Dance Kid) disneyland (Smile) don't call me trailer trash (Cowgirls) fabulous feet (Tap Dance Kid) falling out of love can be fun (Miss Liberty) goodnight, my someone (The Music Man) i have confidence (Sound of Music) i won't say (i'm in love) (Hercules) i'll Know (Guys and Dolls) |
i'm gonna wash that man right outa my hair (South Pacific) i've never been in love before (Guys and Dolls) in my life (Les Miserables) it might as well be spring (State Fair) johnny one note (Babes in Arms) miss marmelstein (I Can Get It For You Wholesale) missing you (my bill) (The Civil War) my new philosophy (You're a Good Man Charlie Brown) nothing (Chorus Line) nothing can stop me now! (Roar of the Greasepaint, Smell of the Crowd) once you lose your heart (Me and My Girl) reflection (Mulan) shy (Once Upon a Mattress) so many people (Saturday Night) someone like you (Jekyll & Hyde) violets and silverbells (Shenandoah) whistle down the wind (Whistle Down the Wind) wild and reckless (Drat! the Cat!) |
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| a wonderful day like today all good gifts all i need is the girl any dream will do empty chairs at empty tables ev'rything i've got everybody ought to have a maid gaston gonna build a mountain i can't stand still i'm a bad, bad man if i can't love her isn't it? it's a lovely day today kansas city mama says mama, a rainbow many moons ago me mister cellophane |
movies were movies my name on the street where you live one song glory plant a radish razzle dazzle reviewing the situation rumble, rumble, rumble soon it's gonna rain the best thing for you the kite (charlie brown's kite) the only home i know the tale of the oyster waitin' for the light to shine when i'm not near the girl i love where was i when they passed out the luck? you should be loved |
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| ballad of davy crockett bare necessities be kind to your parents (from Fanny, broadway musical 1954) bibbidi bobbidi boo candle on the water chipmunk song close every door (from Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, 1968) count your blessings instead of sheep (from White Christmas, 1954) dream for your inspiration (from The Muppets Take Manhattan, 1984) getting tall (from Nine, broadway musical, 1982) if mamma was married (duet, from Gypsy, 1959) | in my own little corner (from Cinterella, television, 1957) on the good ship lollipop (from Bright Eyes, movie, 1934) rainbow connection (from The Muppet Movie, 1979) rubber duckie (from Sesame Street) saying goodbye (from The Muppets Take Manhattan, 1984) side by side (1927) sing (from Sesame Street, 1971) spoonful of sugar supercalifragilisticexpialidocious (from Mary Poppins, 1964) waitin for the light to shine (from Big River, 1985) zip a dee doo dah (from Song of the South, 1946) |
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| april fool - George Gartlan blue bells of scotland - Traditional country gardens - Traditional English cradle song - attributed to Mozart cuckoo - Martin Shaw dancing - Slovak Folksong dandelions gold and green - Icelandic Folksong the desperado - Traditional American didn't my lord deliver daniel? - African American Spiritual generous fiddler - German Folksong get along little dogies - American Cowboy Song he's got the whole world in his hands - African American Spiritual home on the range - Traditional i know where i'm goin - Irish Folksong jolly good laugh - J. B. Thomas keys of heaven - Traditional English Song little david play on your harp - African American Spiritual longing for spring - Mozart | macnamara's band - Shamus O'Conner old dog tray - Stephen Foster old king cole - 16th Cent. English Song peace of the river - Viola Wood the quest - Bohemian Folk Song red river valley - Traditional American Cowboy Song the sea breeze - Folksong sidewalks of new york - Charles Lawlor, James Blake sit down, sister - African American Spiritual skip to my lou - 19th Cent. American Game Song sleep baby sleep - Folksong softly sleeping - Schubert some folks - Stephen Foster spinning song - German Folksong sweet and low - Joseph Barnby tell me why - Traditional American Folksong toyland - Victor Herbert the weather - American Folksong |
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| the bare necessities be kind to your parents beauty and the beast count your blessings instead of sheep | gary, indiana i whistle a happy tune part of your world tomorrow where is love? |
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| all i need is the girl alone at the drive-in movie brush up your shakespeare close every door everybody ought to have a maid friend like me guys and dolls he is an englishman leaning on a lamp post les poissons love, i hear luck be a lady my defenses are down on the street where you live puttin' on the ritz |
river in the rain santa fe seize the day sixteen going on seventeen steppin' out with my baby the bare necessities the farmer and the cowman the pirate king the policeman's song the surrey with the fringe on top try to remember tschaikowsky (and other russians) was i wazir? when i was a lad |
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| beauty and the beast belle (reprise) diamonds are a girl's best friend feed the birds god help the outcasts honey bun i could have danced all night i enjoy being a girl i got the sun in the morning i have confidence i'll know if momma was married in my own little corner it's a most unusual day just you wait many a new day memory |
much more my favorite things on my own once upon a dream out of my dreams part of your world people will say we're in love sisters sixteen going on seventeen stepsisters' lament the simple joys of maidenhood there are worse things i could do think of me till there was you unexpected song wouldn't it be loverly |
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| castle on a cloud do-re-mi hello mudduh, hello fadduh! how much is that doggie in the window i'd do anything little people |
on top of spaghetti puff the magic dragon the rainbow connection second hand rose take me out to the ball game |
