One character in this musical sings "Far from the Home I Love" just before she boards a train for Siberia to visit Perchik. Another character concocts a nightmare in which he supposedly dreamt that Fruma-Sarah would murder his daughter in order to convince his wife to let Tzeitzel marry the tailor Motel. Beginning with a song in which two men argue about whether one was sold a horse or a mule and in which the protagonist 
One character in this musical sings "Far from the Home I Love" just before she boards a train for Siberia to visit Perchik. Another character concocts a nightmare in which he supposedly dreamt that Fruma-Sarah would murder his daughter in order to convince his wife to let Tzeitzel marry the tailor Motel. Beginning with a song in which two men argue about whether one was sold a horse or a mule and in which the protagonist extols "tradition, tradition!", for 10 points, name this musical based on the stories of Sholom Aleichem, a work of Bock and Harnick featuring the Jewish dairyman Tevye, who sings "If I Were a Rich Man".
One character in this musical sings "Far from the Home I Love" just before she boards a train for Siberia to visit Perchik.
{Fiddler} on the {Roof}