Whoop-Ti-Ay! (Shivaree)

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"Whoop-Ti-Ay! (Shivaree)" is a lively musical number from the 1951 Lerner and Loewe stage musical *Paint Your Wagon*, known for its raucous, celebratory depiction of frontier life.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf song
associatedPeriod Golden Age of Broadway NERFINISHED
associatedWith Lerner and Loewe NERFINISHED
associatedWork Paint Your Wagon (1951 stage musical) NERFINISHED
basedOnTradition American shivaree wedding custom
composer Frederick Loewe NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
dramaticFunction celebratory crowd scene
evokes rough-and-tumble frontier atmosphere
firstAppearedIn original 1951 stage production of Paint Your Wagon
firstPerformanceYear 1951
genre musical theatre
show tune
hasCreator Alan Jay Lerner NERFINISHED
Frederick Loewe NERFINISHED
hasForm choral song
hasPartName Shivaree NERFINISHED
Whoop-Ti-Ay! NERFINISHED
hasRhythmicCharacter up-tempo
intendedPerformanceContext onstage production number
language English
lyricist Alan Jay Lerner NERFINISHED
mood lively
raucous
musicalTheatreStyle show tune
notableFor depiction of a noisy frontier shivaree celebration
originalMedium stage
partOf Paint Your Wagon NERFINISHED
partOfWorkType stage musical
performanceType ensemble number
setting American Old West NERFINISHED
frontier mining camp
theme celebration
frontier life
title Whoop-Ti-Ay! (Shivaree) NERFINISHED
workChronologyWithinMusical appears in early part of Paint Your Wagon story NERFINISHED

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Paint Your Wagon notableSong Whoop-Ti-Ay! (Shivaree)