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Name that Tune Play-Along Copy: October 28, 2020 For correct answers, watch the stream on our website or twitch channel OR check back here next week. Please note: answers may be read by our online hosts in a different order than below because our software randomizes the answers. Part 1: Lesser Known Songs 1. In which ALW show is this lesser-known song? a. Phantom of the Opera b. Sunset Boulevard c. Whistle Down the Wind d. Aspects of Love 2. Who is the lyricist for this show? a. Ira Gershwin b. Jerome Kern c. Lorenz Hart d. Oscar Hammerstein II 3. Who composed this song? a. Leonard Bernstein b. George Gershwin c. Irving Berlin d. Cole Porter 4. Name the show this song is from.… a. Kiss me, Kate b. Brigadoon c. Guys and Dolls d. Finian's Rainbow 5. Who is singing this song? a. Shirley Jones b. Florence Henderson c. Gertrude Lawrence d. Janis Paige 6. What song is this show from? a. Flower Drum Song b. Company c. Pacific Overtures d. Fanny 7. What is true about this song? a. It was in the show, "Girl Crazy” b. It was written by Cole Porter c. It was written by George Gershwin d. It was in “High Society” 8. In which movie is this Irving Berlin song? a. “Top Hat” b. "Flying Down to Rio" c. "Follow the Fleet" d. "Shall we Dance” 9. This song is from which show? a. “The Pajama Game “ b. "Top Banana" c. "Plain and Fancy" d. "Fiorello!" 10. Who wrote this song? a. Stephen Sondheim b. Stephen Schwartz c. Andrew Lloyd Webber d. Frank Loesser Part 2: More Lesser Known Songs 1. From which show is this song? a. “Can Can” b. "An American in Paris" c. "Gigi" d. "Jacques Brel" 2. From which show is this overture? a. "Li'l Abner" b. "Call Me Madam" c. "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" d. "Funny Face” 3. Who composed this song? a. Carly Simon b. Stephen Sondheim c. Alan Menken d. Lucy Simon 4. From which show is this overture? a. "Barnum" b. "Blood Brothers" c. "Whistle Down the Wind” d. “The Scarlet Pimpernel” 5. Who wrote the lyrics to this song? a. Meredith Willson b. Irving Berlin c. Harold Rome d. Cole Porter 6. From which movie is this song? a. “The Bodyguard” b. "The Greatest Love of All" c. "The Postman" d. "Dreamgirls” 7. Who was the lead attorney for the Jason Robards firm? a. Tom Hanks b. Joanne Woodward c. Mary Steenburgen d. Denzel Washington 8. Who is singing this Sondheim song? a. Lee Remick b. Amy Adams c. Kristen Bell d. Anne Hathaway 9. From which show is this song and who is singing it? a. "Follies" and Elaine Stritch b. "Company" and Patti Lupone c. "Anyone Can Whistle" and Lee Remick d. "Merrily We Roll Along" and Liz Callaway 10. This song is from which show? a. "George M" b. "Applause" c. "42nd Street" d. "Lullaby of Broadway" .

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