Hal Leonard Character Songs from Musical Theatre: Men's Edition - Vocal/Piano - Book

30 Songs from Featured Character Roles

Composers: Various
Format: Softcover
Voicing: Male Voice and Piano

Character roles are a staple of theatre, film, television and musical theatre. Rather than romantic leads, they are featured comic roles, villains, or off-beat secondary parts. These are their songs from stage and screen musicals.

Song List:

• The Ballad Of Billy M'Caw (from CATS)
• The Ballad of Farquaad (from SHREK THE MUSICAL)
• Boy For Sale (from the Columbia Pictures - Romulus Film OLIVER!)
• Bring Me My Bride (from A FUNNY THING HAPPENED ON THE WAY TO THE FORUM)
• Brush Up Your Shakespeare (from KISS ME, KATE)
• Friend Like Me (from ALADDIN)
• Gaston (from BEAUTY AND THE BEAST)
• Grand Knowing You (from SHE LOVES ME)
• Haben Sie Gehort Das Deutsche Band? (Have You Ever Heard The German Band?) (from THE PRODUCERS)
• Heil Myself (from THE PRODUCERS)
• I Am Aldolpho (from THE DROWSY CHAPERONE)
• I'm Calm (from A FUNNY THING HAPPENED ON THE WAY TO THE FORUM)
• I'm Not Wearing Underwear Today (from the Broadway Musical AVENUE Q)
• If I Were King Of The Forest (from THE WIZARD OF OZ)
• If You Were Gay (from the Broadway Musical AVENUE Q)
• In Old Bavaria (from THE PRODUCERS)
• It Ain't Necessarily So (from PORGY AND BESS)
• Ladies In Their Sensitivities (from SWEENEY TODD)
• Les Poissons (from THE LITTLE MERMAID)
• Me (from BEAUTY AND THE BEAST: THE BROADWAY MUSICAL)
• Mister Cellophane (from CHICAGO)
• My Unfortunate Erection (from THE 25TH ANNUAL PUTNAM COUNTY SPELLING BEE)
• On This Night Of A Thousand Stars (from EVITA)
• Quasimodo (from Howard Crabtree's WHEN PIGS FLY)
• Reviewing The Situation (from the Columbia Pictures-Romulus Film OLIVER!)
• A Secretary Is Not A Toy (from HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS WITHOUT REALLY TRYING)
• Sit Down You're Rockin' The Boat (from GUYS AND DOLLS)
• Springtime For Hitler (from THE PRODUCERS)
• Where Was I When They Passed Out The Luck? (from MINNIE'S BOYS)
• You Won't Succeed On Broadway (from MONTY PYTHON'S SPAMALOT)