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1) Leonard Bernstein, “Tonight,” from West Side Story [Image File | MuseScore | Youtube: 1:18-1:29] (Audio is a half-step higher than the score) 

2) Stephen Sondheim, "Side by Side by Side," from the musical Company, mm. 13–28 [Image File | MuseScore | PDF]

3) Jules Styne and Stephen Sondheim, “Everything's Coming Up Roses,” from the musical Gypsy, mm. 1–12 [Image File | MuseScore | PDF ]

4) Cole Porter, “Another Op'nin', Another Show,” from the musical Kiss Me, Kate, mm. 1–16 [Image File | MuseScore | PDF ]

5) Frederick Loewe, “I Could Have Danced All Night,” from the musical My Fair Lady, mm. 27–47 [Image File | MuseScore | PDF ]

6) Luise Adolpha Le Beau, Romanze, Op. 35, mm. 27–47 [Image File | MuseScore | PDF ]  (Transcribed one octave lower)

7) Cole Porter, “It's All Right with Me,” mm. 5–20,  from the musical Can-Can [ Image File | MuseScore | PDF ]

8) Frederick Loewe and Alan Jay Lerner, “On the Street Where You Live,” mm. 5–20,  from the musical My Fair Lady [Image File | MuseScore ] 

9) Juan del Encina, “Señora de hermosura,” from Cancionero de Palacio, soprano part only, mm. 11–21 (1496) [Image | MuseScore | PDF]

10) Florence Price, “Cabin Song,” from 3 Sketches for Little Pianists, no. 1, mm. 1–8 (1937) [Image File | MuseScore]

11) Florence Price, “Cabin Song,” from 3 Sketches for Little Pianists, no. 1, mm. 9–16 (1937) [Image File | MuseScore]

1) Stephen Sondheim, “Comedy Tonight,” from A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum [Image File | MuseScore | PDF | Youtube 0:31–0:40]

2) Rodgers & Hammerstein, “The Surrey With The Fringe On Top,” from Oklahoma [PDF | Image | MuseScore | Youtube: 0:22–0:34]

3) Cécile Chaminade, Album des Enfants, Op. 126, “Aubade,” mm. 1–5 [Image | MuseScore | PDF] (Transposed from the original key of E)

4)  The Drifters, “Save the Last Dance for Me,” verse  (mm.  5–13), from Save the Last Dance for Me (1960) [Image | MuseScore | PDF]

5) Leonard Bernstein, “Somewhere,” from West Side Story [ Image | MuseScore ]

6) Frank Loesser, “I'll Know,” mm. 1–6, from the musical Guys & Dolls (1950), music and lyrics by Frank Loesser [PDF | Image | MuseScore | Youtube: 2:18–2:32]

7) Frederick Loewe, “Get Me to the Church On Time” mm. 5–20, from the musical My Fair Lady [Image | MuseScore | PDF ]

8) Thomas “Fats” Waller, “Honeysuckle Rose,” mm. 5–12, from the musical Ain't Misbehavin' [Image | MuseScore | PDF ]

9) Kurt Weill, “Mack the Knife,” mm. 5–20, from The Threepenny Opera (1928) [Image | MuseScore | PDF ]

10) Alan Menken, “Somewhere That's Green,” mm. 1–16, from the musical Little Shop of Horrors (1982) [Image | PDF | MuseScore ]

11) Germaine Tailleferre, String Quartet (1912), mm. 1–8, melody [Image | MuseScore | PDF ]

12) Lili Boulanger, “Un poète disait,” No. 4, from Clairières dans le ciel, 1914, mm. 3–7 [Image | MuseScore] 

13) Traditional spiritual (arr. Undine Smith Moore), “Come Down Angels”(1978),  mm. 5–12 [Image | MuseScore | PDF | YouTube: 0:08–0:23] 

14) Dorothy Rudd Moore, “O Daedalus Fly Away Home,” Movt. 6 from Flowers of Darkness. Song Cycle for Tenor and Piano (1990), mm. 106–114, vocal part only [ MuseScore | PDF | Image ]

15)  Traditional Folksong (Native American), “Creek Lullaby,” mm. 1–12. Informant/Performer: Margaret (a Creek Girl) (1943). Transcribed by Anne Laskey. Copied from The American Folk Song Collection (Kodály Center), kodalycollection.org.  For more information about the song, see the website here. [Image | PDF | MuseScore ] 

1) Frank Loesser, “I'll Know,” mm. 1–10, from the musical Guys & Dolls (1950), music and lyrics by Frank Loesser [PDF | Image | MuseScore | Youtube: 2:18–2:39]

2) Jules Styne, “Everything's Coming Up Roses,” from the musical Gypsy, mm. 1–18 [Image | MuseScore | PDF ]

3) Dorothy Rudd Moore, “Flowers of Darkness,” Movt. 1 from Flowers of Darkness. Song Cycle for Tenor and Piano (1990), mm. 62–72, vocal part only [ MuseScore | PDF | Image]