The title character of this work is called an "arrogant, loud-mouthed bother" by his eventual rival in another song.
According to a book written about the creation of this musical work, its opening notes were inspired by a sound file called "Door Wood Squeak." The title character of this work is called an "arrogant, loud-mouthed bother" by his eventual rival in another song. In this work, the main character's wife and sister-and-law recount different versions of meeting him in the songs (*) "Helpless" and "Satisfied," respectively. This musical's song "Guns and Ships" includes a stanza with a pace of 6.3 words per second and is rapped by Lafayette. The title character of this musical expresses his desire to make a name for himself in the song "My Shot." For 10 points, name this musical written by and originally starring Lin-Manuel Miranda about the first Treasury Secretary of the United States.
According to a book written about the creation of this musical work, its opening notes were inspired by a sound file called "Door Wood Squeak."
Hamilton: An American Musical 