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Vocal sets held locally Composer/Editor Title Voices Words Publisher Date Copies Stage Works The Pajama Game : a musical comedy : music and lyrics by Richard Adler and Adler & Ross 6 Jerry Ross : book by George Abbott and Richard Bissell The Wizard of Oz : with music from the M.G.M. Arlen, Harold picture "The Wizard of Oz" / SATB English Wenberger 1964 30 book by L. Frank Baum, lyrics by E. Y. Harburg Oliver! : adapted from Dicken's [sic] Oliver Twist / Bart, Lionel book, music and lyrics by soli, SATB English Lakeview 1960 63+13 Lionel Bartvocal score by John Evans White Horse Inn : music by Ralp Benatzky : freely adapted from Blumenthal and Kadelburg's play by Hans Muller, with Benatzky, Ralp 9 interpolated songs by Robert Stolz : original lyrics by Harry Graham, English book and Lyrics by Harry Graham West Side story / music by Bernstein, Leonard Leonard Bernsteinlyrics by Schirmer 1988 30+17 Stephen Sondheim Carmen : an opera : selected and adapted for Bizet, Georges concert performance by SATB English Novello 1926 18 W.McNaught / abridged concert version Carmen : opera in four acts :arranged for the use of Bizet, Georges SATB English Cramer n.d. 28 choral societies concert version by Henry Hersee : arranged by Emil Kreuz Carmen : opera in four acts taken from the novel of Prosper Mérimée / libretto by H. Meilhac and L. Halévy Bizet, Georges English Cramer 1954 40 ; English version by Herman Klein and Henry Hersee. Rev ed. by R. Barclay Wilson Noye's fludde : the Chester miracle play, op.59 / set to English & Britten, Benjamin Boosey & Hawkes c.1958 26 music by Benjamin Britten, German vocal score by Imogen Holst Anne of Green Gables : a musical : music by Norman Campbell : from the novel by L.H. Montgomery, Campbell, Norman adapted by Donald Harron, 8 lyrics by Donald Harron and Norman Campbell, additional lyrics by Mavor Moore and Elaine Campbell Bless the bride : a musical Ellis, Vivian show : music by Vivian Ellis 9 : A.P. Herbert The maid of the mountain: a musical play in three acts : music by Harold Fraser- Simson, book by Frederick Fraser-Simson, Lonsdale, lyrics by Harry 6 Harold Graham, additional lyrics by F. Clifford Harris and Valentine, additional numbers by Jas. W. Tate The beggar's opera : as it is performed at the Lyric Theatre, Hammersmith / English Gay, John Boosey & Hawkes 1926 24 with new settings of the airs words and additional music by Frederic Austin Bob's your uncle : a musical farce : music by Noel Gay : Gay, Noel 8 book by Austin Melford, lyrics by Frank Eyton Me and my girl : a musical comedy : music by Noel Gay, Noel Gay : book and lyrics by 13 Arthur Rose and Douglas Furber Merrie England : a new and original comic opera in two German, Edward acts / written Basil Hood soli, SATB English Chappell 1902 20+41 arranged from the full score by Wilfred Bendall Viva Mexico : a comedy musical in three acts : adapted and arranged by Hanmer, Ronald 6 Ronald Hanmer : book and lyrics by Phil Parks with the music of Latin America Lock up your daughters: a musical play : music by Laurie Johnson, lyrics by Johnson, Laurie Lionel Bart, adapted from 9 Henry Fielding's comedy `Rape upon rape' by Bernard Miles The Geisha : the story of a tea house, a Japanese musical play in two acts : Jones, Sydney music by Sydney Jones : libretto by Owen Hall, lyrics by Harry Greenbank Maritza : a musical comedy in three acts : music by Emmerich Kalman : English Kalman, book by Robert Layer- 8 Emmerich Parker and Eddie Garr, lyrics by Arthur Stanley, additional lyrics by Eddie Garr Show boat : a musical play / adapted from Edna Ferber's Kern, Jerome novel of the same name, SATB English Chappell 34 book and lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein 2nd Paganini : a light opera in 3 acts : music by Franz Lehar : by Paul Knepler and Bela Lehar, Franz Jenbach, the story and lyrics 10 newly adapted and written by A.P. Herbert, musical adaptation by Harry Dexter The land of smiles : Das land des lachelns : a musical play in three acts : music by Frank Lehar : by Ludwig Herzer and Fritz Lehar, Franz Lohner, english version by 16 Harry Graham, new book and additional lyrics by Conrad Carter and Fred S. Tysh, music adapted by Hans May Merry widow : original book and lyrics by Victor Leon and Leo Stein / new book Lehar, Franz soli, SATB English Glocken 1959 63+17 and lyrics by Phil Parkmusic adapted and arranged by Ronald Hanmer Guys and dolls : based on a story and characters by Damon Runyon : music and Loesser, Frank 22 lyrics by Frank Loesser : book by Joe Swerling and Abe Burrows The most happy fella : based on Sidney Howards `They knew what they wanted' : music, lyrics and libretto by Frank Loesser : Loesser, Frank 16 Orchestration by Don Walker, orchestra and choral direction by Kenneth Alwyn, choreography by Ralph Beaumont . [ et al ] My fair lady : adapted from Bernard Shaw's Loewe, Frederick soli, SATB English Chappell 1956 39+19 "Pygmailion" / book and lyrics by Alan Jay Lerner Amahl and the night visitors Menotti, Gian- : opera in one act / words Chappell 1952 15 Carlo and music by Gian-Carlo Menotti Chu chin chow : a musical tale of the east : set to Norton, Frederic 10 music by Frederic Norton : told by Oscar Asche Glamorous nights : a romantic play with music : Novello, Ivor 7 by Ivor Novello : lyrics by Christopher Hassall Orpheus in the Underworld : comic operetta in three acts / from the original by Hector Offenbach, Cremieux and Ludovic SATB English Josef Weinberger 1966 35+20 Jacques Halevy, new book and lyrics by Phil Parkmusic by Jacques Offenbach Offenbach, Tales of Hoffmann Cramer 1928 67 Jacques Carousel : a musical play / based on Ferenc Molnar's "Liliom"as adapted by Benjamin F.Glasermusic by Rodgers, Richard SATB English Chappell 1945 12+38 Richard Rodgers, book and lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein, edited by Albert Sirmay Flower drum song : a musical play : music by Richard Rodgers : lyrics by Rodgers, Richard 5 Oscar Hammerstein 2nd : book by Oscar Hammerstein 2nd and Joseph Fields King and I : a new musical play / book and lyrics by Rodgers, Richard Oscar Hammerstein 2nd, SATB English Williamson 1951 33+12 score edited by Albert Sirmay The sound of music : music by Richard Rodgers : lyrics Rodgers, Richard by Oscar Hammerstein 2nd 25 : book by Howard Lindsay and Russell Crouse Oklahoma! : a musical play / book and lyrics by Oscar Rodgers, Richard SATB English Williamson 194?? 49 Hammerstein, edited by Albert Sirmay Sound of music : lyrics by Rodgers, Richard soli, SATB English Williamson 1960 46 Oscar Hammerstein II South Pacific : a musical play / book by Oscar Rodgers, Richard Hammerstein II and Joshua SATB English Williamson 19?? 36 Logan, edited by Dr. Albert Sirmay Godspell : music and lyrics Schwartz, Stephen English Valando 1972 16 by Stephen Schwartz Free as air : a musical in two acts : music by Julian Slade, Julian 9 Slade : Dorothy Reynolds & Julian Slade Salad days / music by Julian Sladebook and lyrics by Francis, Day & Slade, Julian soli, SATB English 1954 31+7 Dorothy Reynolds and Hunter Julian Slade Die Fledermaus: (The Bat): operetta in three acts : music by Johann Strauss, adapted and arranged by Strauss, Johann 21 Ronald Hanmer, original libretto by H. Meilhac and L. Halevy, new libretto by Phil Park Gondoliers : or, The King of Sullivan, Arthur Barataria / by W.S. Gilbert soli, SATB English Chappell/IMP 1945/1993 21+41 and Arthur Sullivan H.M.S. Pinafore : or, The lass that loved a sailor. / Sullivan, Arthur written By W.S. Gilbert; English Cramer n.d. 36+40+20 composed by Arthur Sullivan H.M.S. Pinafore : or, The lass that loved a sailor. / written By W.S. Gilbert; Sullivan, Arthur English Cramer n.d. 17 composed by Arthur Sullivan, arranged by W.G. McNaught. School edition. Iolanthe; : or The Peer and Sullivan, Arthur the Peri / by W.S. Gilbert SATB English Chappell n.d. 46+21 and Arthur Sullivan Mikado : or, The town of Sullivan, Arthur Titipu. / by W.S. Gilbert and soli, SATB English Chappell n.d. 14+40+20 Arthur Sullivan Patience ; or, Bunthorne's Sullivan, Arthur English Chappell n.d. 54+19 bride : lyrics by W.S.Gilbert Pirates of Penzance : or, The slave of duty. / written Sullivan, Arthur SATB English Chappell n.d. 51+40+19 by W.S.Gilbert; composed by Arthur Sullivan Princess Ida : or, Castle Sullivan, Arthur Adamant : by W.S. Gilbert 20 and Arthur Sullivan Ruddigore : or, The witch's Sullivan, Arthur curse / by W. S. Gilbert and Chappell 1996 41+21 Arthur Sullivan. The Sorcerer: an original modern comic opera: in two Sullivan, Arthur 20 acts, words by W.S. Gilbert, music by Arthur Sullivan Trial by jury / lyrics by Sullivan, Arthur W.S.Gilbert; composed by SATB English Chappell c.1945 56 Arthur Sullivan The Yeomen of the Guard : or, The Merryman and his Sullivan, Arthur 21 Maid : by W.S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan Joseph and the amazing technicolor dreamcoat / Webber, Andrew words by Tim Ricemusic by soli, SATB English Novello 1975 20 Lloyd Andrew Lloyd Webber. Revised and enlrarged edition. Joseph and the amazing Webber, Andrew technicolor dreamcoat : unison English Novello 1969 36 Lloyd music by Andrew Lloyd Webber / words by Tim Rice The boy friend : a new musical comedy of the Wilson, Sandy soli, SATB English Chappell 1986 29 1920's / book, lyrics and music by Sandy Wilson. No, no Nanette: a musical Youmans, Vincent English Chappell 1925 30+19 comedy Oratorios & Sacred cantatas Christmas oratorio : parts I Bach, Johann and IIthe English translation English Novello n.d. 69+40+19 Sebastian and adaptation by the Reverend J.
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    Broadway Starts to Rock: Musical Theater Orchestrations and Character, 1968-1975 By Elizabeth Sallinger M.M., Duquesne University, 2010 B.A., Pennsylvania State University, 2008 Submitted to the graduate degree program in Musicology and the Graduate Faculty of the University of Kansas in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy. Chair: Paul R. Laird Roberta Freund Schwartz Bryan Kip Haaheim Colin Roust Leslie Bennett Date Defended: 5 December 2016 ii The dissertation committee for Elizabeth Sallinger certifies that this is the approved version of the following dissertation: Broadway Starts to Rock: Musical Theater Orchestrations and Character, 1968-1975 Chair: Paul R. Laird Date Approved: 5 December 2016 iii Abstract In 1968, the sound of the Broadway pit was forever changed with the rock ensemble that accompanied Hair. The musical backdrop for the show was appropriate for the countercultural subject matter, taking into account the popular genres of the time that were connected with such figures, and marrying them to other musical styles to help support the individual characters. Though popular styles had long been part of Broadway scores, it took more than a decade for rock to become a major influence in the commercial theater. The associations an audience had with rock music outside of a theater affected perception of the plot and characters in new ways and allowed for shows to be marketed toward younger demographics, expanding the audience base. Other shows contemporary to Hair began to include rock music and approaches as well; composers and orchestrators incorporated instruments such as electric guitar, bass, and synthesizer, amplification in the pit, and backup singers as components of their scores.