I Could Have Danced All Night

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"I Could Have Danced All Night" is a famous show tune from the 1956 Lerner and Loewe musical "My Fair Lady," widely recognized as one of its signature songs.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf musical theatre song
show tune
song
associatedWith Lerner and Loewe
My Fair Lady (stage direction)
surface form: My Fair Lady (1956 stage musical)

My Fair Lady (film)
surface form: My Fair Lady (1964 film adaptation)
basedOn Pygmalion
surface form: Pygmalion by George Bernard Shaw (indirectly, via My Fair Lady)
characterWhoSings Eliza Doolittle
composer Frederick Loewe
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
culturalStatus standard of the Great American Songbook
describedAs signature song of My Fair Lady
famousLine "And still have begged for more"
"I could have danced all night"
firstPerformanceIn My Fair Lady (stage direction)
surface form: My Fair Lady (original Broadway production)
fromMusical My Fair Lady (stage direction)
surface form: My Fair Lady
genre Broadway song
show tune
hasAdaptation numerous cover versions in pop and jazz styles
hasTheme joy
romantic exhilaration
transformation
includedIn numerous compilation albums of show tunes
repertoire of classic American musical theatre
includedOn original Broadway cast recording of My Fair Lady
original London cast recording of My Fair Lady
key commonly performed in F major (varies by arrangement)
lyricist Alan Jay Lerner
narrativeContext Eliza Doolittle expresses her exhilaration after a successful phonetics lesson
notableRecordingBy Audrey Hepburn
surface form: Audrey Hepburn (dubbed by Marni Nixon in the film)

Ella Fitzgerald
Frank Sinatra
Julie Andrews
Julie Andrews
surface form: Julie Andrews and Rex Harrison (cast album)

Kiri Te Kanawa
Petula Clark
Rosemary Clooney
originalLanguage English
originalPerformer Julie Andrews
partOfWork My Fair Lady (film)
surface form: My Fair Lady
performanceType solo vocal number
performedIn stage productions of My Fair Lady worldwide
publicationYear 1956
recognition widely recognized as one of the most famous songs from My Fair Lady
targetVocalRange soprano
tempo moderate waltz-like feel
timeSignature 3/4
usedAs audition song in musical theatre

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Alan Jay Lerner notableSong I Could Have Danced All Night
The Art of Elegance hasTrack I Could Have Danced All Night
My Fair Lady (film) notableSong I Could Have Danced All Night
Frederick Loewe notableSong I Could Have Danced All Night
Eliza Doolittle musicalNumber I Could Have Danced All Night
Marni Nixon wrote I Could Have Danced All Night
this entity surface form: "I Could Have Sung All Night"
Twentysomething hasPart I Could Have Danced All Night