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OR find downloadable sheet music - you will be prompted for downloading the free scortch software if you don't have it already. Play "No Good Deed" from one of the Wicked songbooks Wicked Songbooks include "No Good Deed" Plus, we added the (far better and more effective, I think) "I'm limited" intro to "For Good", which made the additional "unlimited" reprise in "No Good Deed" feel like a bit of overkill with that theme (it would then have been sung four times as opposed to the current three.) Thanks for your question and interest, Stephen Schwartz "No Good Deed" sheet music for Wicked The song seemed too long in context it was actually considerably longer in its original form. the damage is unlimited." part cut out from No Good Deed later on in the production? These were the original chants for No Good Deed: Will I do again! Verse for "No Good Deed" deleted after the San Francisco try-out I don't even know which trick I ought to try LYRICS - "No Good Deed" by Stephen Schwartz
She said the special sounds reminded her of her Bat Mitzvah, so it came very easy for her. Find out about Defying Gravity the book - Much more than a Stephen Schwartz biographyĤ) Idina Menzel, the original Elphaba was fond of singing this song and called it a tour de force. You'll also find a copy of Schwartz's original handwriting for the Eleka nahmen chant, Idina Menzel's experiences, what it was like for the cast and writers to go through changes in San Francisco, and much more - a total of 150 pages on Wicked's development. As with "Meadowlark" from The Baker's Wife, and "West End Avenue" from The Magic Show, the singer describes her internal tension over her situation while the driven rhythms of the music evoke a mood of frustration.ģ) The answer to this question can be found in Defying Gravity, a book about Schwartz and the making of shows like Wicked. I think the Egyptian influence came into it because of my research when I was doing PRINCE OF EGYPT.Ģ) "No Good Deed" is one of the most powerful angry rant songs that Stephen Schwartz has written. Thus, for instance, when she makes the Tin Man, the chant includes the phrase "meno non cordo", which someone who knows linguistics will recognize as meaning "without a heart", but not in any Earth language. I was trying to come up with chants that one sort of understood, without them being in any one recognizable language. There are also latin, German, Greek and Italian references. Someone once asked him about the chants for the spells Elphaba recites in Wicked: "I am something of an Egypt enthusiast and I immediately recognized the gods' names Atum and Amun."Īnswer from Stephen Schwartz: You are correct to recognize some Egyptian influence in Elphaba's chants (though I didn't mean to evoke the name "Amun" specifically). He studied Latin in high school and learns languages easily. Stephen Schwartz made up the spells of Wicked by altering words from various languages - words that have something to do with the spells they are trying to cast. Answer below.ġ) Do you know what languages inspired Elphaba's chants in Wicked, such as the "Eleka nahmen" chant in "No Good Deed?"Ģ) What other Stephen Schwartz songs are similar in style?ģ) What classical composer's music helped inspire Stephen Schwartz's music for "No Good Deed"?Ĥ) Why did Idina Menzel love singing this song? Answersġ. "No Good Deed" Quiz - Questions and Answers Test your knowledge of Wicked. No Good Deed, and composer Stephen Schwartz.No Good Deed lyrics (before and after San Francisco out-of-town tryout)."No Good Deed" Fun Quiz Questions and Answers.Wicked Lyrics - "No Good Deed" by Stephen Schwartz
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