A song in this musical repeatedly uses an E-flat-A tritone, ironically described as "the most beautiful sound I ever heard."Another song from this musical alternates between 6/8 and 3/4 time for a verbal duel with a habanera theme, eventually ending "Everyone there will have moved" to the title location. This musical's love theme is reprised during preparations for a "rumble", after which the leads sing "Somewhere." They had earlier sung "Tonight" atop a fire escape. This musical includes the song "America", in which Anita and Maria mock the ot
A song in this musical repeatedly uses an E-flat-A tritone, ironically described as "the most beautiful sound I ever heard."Another song from this musical alternates between 6/8 and 3/4 time for a verbal duel with a habanera theme, eventually ending "Everyone there will have moved" to the title location. This musical's love theme is reprised during preparations for a "rumble", after which the leads sing "Somewhere." They had earlier sung "Tonight" atop a fire escape. This musical includes the song "America", in which Anita and Maria mock the other Sharks. For 10 points, name this musical inspired by Romeo and Juliet and composed by Leonard Bernstein.
A song in this musical repeatedly uses an E-flat-A tritone, ironically described as "the most beautiful sound I ever heard."Another song from this musical alternates between 6/8 and 3/4 time for a verbal duel with a habanera theme, eventually ending "Everyone there will have moved" to the title location.
West Side Story