Which musical numbers/sequences is Harold Hill not a part of in THE MUSIC MAN?
Iowa Stubborn
Goodnight, My Someone
My White Knight
...I think that's it.
Is he in Shipoopi?
he's not in piano lesson either
He doesn't sing...but he and Marion are part of the dance.
He doesn't sing...but he and Marion are part of the dance.
It depends on if you're talking about whether he sings in the number or is just present on stage during the number.
Harold Hill is actually a part of Iowa Stubborn. He doesn't sing a note, but the entire number is directly to him.
He does not SING in Pick a little/ Goodnight, Ladies much, but he has lines and sings one line to the Barbershop Quartet.
Are you playing him? Cause that's an AMAZING role
I played Harold Hill a few years ago; the only songs I wasn't onstage for were Piano Lesson, Goodnight, My Someone, My White Night, Gary, Indiana, and It's You.
NOT in:
-ROCK ISLAND (Opening Number. He's in it but doesn't sing).
-IOWA STUBBORN
-THE PIANO LESSON
-GOODNIGHT, MY SOMEONE
-SINCERE
-PICK-A-LITTLE, TALK-A-LITTLE
-WELLS FARGO WAGON
-MY WHITE KNIGHT
-LIDA ROSE/WILL I EVER TELL YOU?
-SHIPOOPI (Dances but doesn't sing)
-GARY, INDIANA (reprise)
Actually, he does sing in the very beginning of 'Sincere' and he sings part of the 'Goodnight ladies...' portion of 'Pick-a-Little, Talk-a-Little'...
And he starts Lida Rose/Will I Ever Tell You.
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