One song in this musical, with the lyrics, "We'll meet our daily problems, And rest when day is done," is "An Ordi- nary Couple", though that song is sometimes replaced by "Something Good". This musical begins with a chant of "Dixit Dominus" by the same characters who later ask, "How do you hold a moonbeam in your hand?" In this work, Elsa Schräder and Max Detweiler are surprised by a game of leapfrog, and a group of children are comforted by yodel- ing through "The Goatherd Song" or listing "My Favorite Things". Identify this Rodgers and Hammerstein musical about a go
One song in this musical, with the lyrics, "We'll meet our daily problems, And rest when day is done," is "An Ordi- nary Couple", though that song is sometimes replaced by "Something Good". This musical begins with a chant of "Dixit Dominus" by the same characters who later ask, "How do you hold a moonbeam in your hand?" In this work, Elsa Schräder and Max Detweiler are surprised by a game of leapfrog, and a group of children are comforted by yodel- ing through "The Goatherd Song" or listing "My Favorite Things". Identify this Rodgers and Hammerstein musical about a governess in Austria named Maria who teaches the von Trapp family to sing.
One song in this musical, with the lyrics, "We'll meet our daily problems, And rest when day is done," is "An Ordi- nary Couple", though that song is sometimes replaced by "Something Good".
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