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“Where is the good in goodbye?”

Quote by Meredith Willson

Book:Libretto for Meredith Wilson's the music man: book, music and lyrics

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Libretto for Meredith Wilson's the music man: book, music and lyrics

'Libretto for Meredith Wilson's the music man: book, music and lyrics' is a detailed and authoritative compilation of the script, music, and lyrics of the renowned musical 'The Music Man'. Authored by Meredith Wilson, this work is a cornerstone for fans and scholars of musical theater, offering an in-depth look into the creation of one of the most beloved shows in American theater history. more

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Meredith Willson

Meredith Willson was a renowned American composer, best known for his musical 'The Sound of Music'. His musical works have been beloved by audiences and have had a profound impact on musical theater and film music. more

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