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Into the Woods
Vocal Score Sheet Music Book
By Stephen Sondheim

Into the Woods by Stephen Sondheim (1930-2021)
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Piano; Vocal
Vocal Score. Composed by Stephen Sondheim (1930-2021). Vocal Score. Broadway, Musicals. Softcover. 320 pages. Published by Rilting Music, Inc. (HL.313446).

Item Number: HL.313446

ISBN 9781423472681. 9.0x12.0x0.799 inches.

Into the Woods blends various familiar fairy tales with an original story of a childless baker and his wife, who catalyze the action of the story by attempting to reverse a curse on their family in order to have a child. Newly edited. Complete vocal score including: Agony * Any Moment * Children Will Listen * Giants in the Sky * I Know Things Now * Into the Woods * It Takes Two * No More * No One Is Alone * On the Steps of the Palace * Stay with Me.

  • Stay With Me 
  • Lament 
  • Rapunzel 
  • It Takes Two 
  • Cinderella At The Grave 
  • Hello Little Girl 
  • Bakers Reprise 
  • Jack's Mother (Underscore) 
  • Cinderella Coming From The Ball (Underscore) 
  • A Very Nice Prince 
  • Agony 
  • Cow Death (Underscore) 
  • The Potion (Underscore) 
  • Act I Finale - Part I 
  • Act I Finale - Part II 
  • Act I Finale - Part III 
  • Act I Finale - Part IV 
  • Fanfare (Underscore) 
  • I Guess This Is Goodbye 
  • Act I Opening - Part I 
  • Act I Opening - Part II 
  • Act I Opening - Part III 
  • Act I Opening - Part IV 
  • Act I Opening - Part V 
  • Act I Opening - Part VI 
  • Act I Opening - Part VII 
  • Act I Opening - Part VIII 
  • No More 
  • First Midnight 
  • Your Fault 
  • Act I Opening - Part IIA 
  • Maybe They're Magic 
  • Grandmother's House (Underscore) 
  • Underscore 9A 
  • Agony Playoff (Underscore) 
  • Rapunzel Hair Pull (Underscore) 
  • Cinderella Coming From The Ball Again (Underscore) 
  • A Very Nice Prince (Reprise) 
  • Second Midnight 
  • Underscore 12B 
  • Underscore 13A 
  • Act II Opening - Part I 
  • Act II Opening - Part II 
  • Act II Opening - Part III 
  • Act II Opening - Part IV 
  • Act II Opening - Part V 
  • Act II Opening - Part VI 
  • Act II Opening - Part VII 
  • Act II Opening - Part VIII 
  • Act II Opening - Part IX 
  • Act II Opening - Part X 
  • Agony Reprise 
  • Underscore 18 
  • Cues 18A 
  • Any Moment - Part II 
  • Moments In The Woods 
  • Arms Of A Princess 
  • After Plan (Underscore) 
  • No One Is Alone - Part II 
  • Attack Of The Birds (Underscore) 
  • Act II Finale - Part I 
  • Act II Finale - Part II 
  • Act II Finale - Part III 
  • Act II Finale - Part IV 
  • Giants In The Sky 
  • I Know Things Now 
  • Last Midnight 
  • No One Is Alone - Part I 
  • Any Moment - Part I 
  • On The Steps Of The Palace 

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  • 5

    David Seaman
    Location:
    New York
    Difficulty Level:
    Advanced
  • April 29, 2015 Sondheim's best score. Seriously.

    The entire first act leads the audience off the path toward each pretty flower. From a theoretical standpoint, Sondheim writes this score so that it mirrors the theme of the show. The second act strays from this but develops the motifs.The opening number for "Into The Woods" is unparalleled...

    in theatre history. During it's twenty minute span every element, character and conflict is presented. The theme Sol doe re ti la doe re ti sol begins as Rapunzel's but soon begins to find itself connected to all characters.Giants In The Sky" uses this motif so that by the end of act one, this motif subtly represents the relationship between parent and child. "No One Is Alone" is the most misunderstood song in the history of musical theatre. Many mistake it as a lullaby, in fact it is a warning. It's impossible to protect against everything while the best chance of survival is to work together. "Children Will Listen" says we will always have to face new challenges; return to the woods.

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