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Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs Musical Lyrics

Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs Lyrics

  1. Overture
  2. Magic Mirror
  3. I'm Wishing/One Song
  4. Queen Theme
  5. Far Into the Forest
  6. Animal Friends/With a Smile and a Song
  7. Just Like a Doll's House
  8. Whistle While You Work
  9. Heigh Ho
  10. Let's See What's Upstairs
  11. There's Trouble A-Brewin'
  12. It's a Girl
  13. Hooray! She Stays
  14. Bluddle-Uddle-Um-Dum (The Washing Song)
  15. I've Been Tricked
  16. The Silly Song (The Dwarfs' Yodel Song)
  17. Someday My Prince Will Come
  18. Pleasant Dreams
  19. A Special Sort of Death
  20. Why Grumpy, You Do Care
  21. Makin' Pies
  22. Have A Bite
  23. Chorale For Snow White
  24. Love's First Kiss (Finale)
  25. Music in Your Soup
  26. You're Never Too Old To Be Young

Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs musical description

The music for the show has been created by F. Churchill & J. Blackton. Lyrics was composed by L. Morey & J. Cook. Screenplay was adapted by J. Cook. The first production was carried out in August 1969 in St. Louis Muny, where the musical stayed for 2 weeks. The main role performed by P. Wise. Also in the histrionics were involved: B. Barty, B. Alexander & C. Reis. In 1972, in Muny has been carried out repeated production of the revised show. In October 1979, Radio City Music Hall, located in Manhattan's Rockefeller Center, hosted the Broadway premiere of the theatricals. The spectaculars lasted for a month – until the mid of November 1979, with 38 performances. Since the end of November 1979 to the beginning of January 1980, play was showed within the frames of Radio City Christmas Spectacular. Since January 1980, the show again became a regular guest in Radio City Music Hall. The production was ended in March 1980 after 68 performances. Staging was done by director K. Browning and choreographer F. Wagner. Scenery developed by J. W. Keck. Costumes created by F. Spencer. In the main role has been involved M. J. Salerno with such other cast: D. Pursley, T. Ruisinger, A. Francine, C. Hall, Y. Bavan, H. Coe, R. Bowne, L. Lipson & B. Sherman. In 1980, the recording was made of live broadcast of the production. From April to May 2016, musical was in Portland.
Release date: 1937
Last Update:July, 13th 2016

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