Dominic Broomfield-McHugh is Professor in Musicology at the University of Sheffield. He has published eight books, which reflect his interest in the cultural world of the mid-twentieth-century American musical, including studies of the work of figures such as Cole Porter and Lerner and Loewe, as well as My Fair Lady and The Wizard of Oz. He is an Emmy Award winner for his role on the PBS documentary Meredith Willson: America's Music Man, which came out of his monograph published about Willson, The Big Parade. He has acted as an advisor to productions of My Fair Lady and Paint Your Wagon in America, Australia and the U.K. and has delivered talks at leading venues including the BFI, the New York Public Library, the Library of Congress (AMS lecture), and the Sydney Opera House.Colleen Montgomery is Associate Professor in the Department of Radio, Television, & Film at Rowan University. Her research centers on animation, film sound/music, and vocal performance. She is completing a monograph on vocal performance in Disney and Pixar Animation for the University of California Press. She is also co-editor of The Oxford Handbook of Media and Vocality with Lisa Coulthard and Katherine Spring. Her work has been published in journals including American Music, Animation Studies, The Journal of Cinema and Media Studies, Media Industries, and Music Sound and the Moving Image, as well as in several edited collections.

The authors in this collection have nonetheless produced excellent, comprehensive, and detailed work.

• Acknowledgements List of Contributors Introduction Dominic Broomfield-McHugh and Colleen Montgomery Part I. The Classical Period 1. J.B. Kaufman, Act One: The Beginnings of the Disney Musical 2. Daniel Batchelder, Music, Nature, and Materiality in Bambi 3. Malcolm Cook, Musical Evocation, Intertextuality, and Accompaniment in Early Disney Cartoons 4. Tracey Mollet, "Whistle While You Work...": Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Disney's Fairy-Tale Musicals, and the American Dream 5. Julianne Lindberg, Hall Johnson, The Hall Johnson Choir, and Disney: 1941-1955 Part II. Adaptation 6. Michelle Anya Anjirbag, New Agrabah, Same Old Disney Orientalism: Commodity Racism and Western Effacement of the "Middle East" 7. Rayna Denison, Mutating Stitch: Shifting Approaches to Vocal Performance and Language in the Lilo & Stitch Franchise 8. Dominic Broomfield-McHugh, From Victoriana to Vaudeville: Alice's Adventures in Musical Adaptation 9. Sean Griffin, Fidelity-fiduciary-expialidocious: Mary Poppins's Returns 10. Eve Benhamou, "Come on, Song! I'm Reflecting!" Reinterpretations of the Musical in Disney's Contemporary Sequels and Remakes 11. Kelly Kessler, Haven't I Seen This Somewhere Before? The Little Mermaid Live!, Content Cannibalization, and Disney's Television Legacy Part III. Sound, Music, and Technology 12. Colleen Montgomery, Lady and the Transcription: Peggy Lee's Legal Battle with Disney 13. Kate Galloway, Singing Mice and Grunting Reindeer: Musical Representations of the Nonhuman and Relating to Animals in Disney Animated Musicals 14. Lisa Scoggin, The Original Film and Its Broadway Sequel: Epic Mickey and Epic Mickey 2 15. Elizabeth Randell Upton, The Jungle Book Vultures and Generational Listening 16. Christopher Holliday, That's Integration! Digital VFX Technologies in the Disney Renaissance Musicals (1989-1999) Part IV. Culture and Identity 17. Kirsten Moana Thompson, "The Doors of Perception": Animated Color, Surrealism, and the Latin American Disney Musicals 18. Deborah Paredez and Stacy Wolf, Disney Divas 19. Mihaela Mihailova, Negotiable Diversity: How the Frozen Franchise Disneyfied Sámi Music and Culture 20. Morgan Genevieve Blue, Television Girlhoods, the Musical: Diversity, Imperfection, and Embedded Fan Practices in Disney Channel's Descendants (2015) 21. Jacqueline Avila and Juan Fernando Velásquez Ospina, Imagineering con Sabrosura: Cultural Imagineering and Latinidad in the Twenty-First-Century Disney Musical Part V. Disney Theatrical 22. Elizabeth L. Wollman, Before The Beast: Entertainment Conglomerates on Broadway in the 1980s 23. Dean Adams, Branding, Demographics, and the Disney Broadway Playbook 24. Amy S. Osatinski, We're All in This Together: Disney Theatrical in Partnership 25. Sammy Grob and Stacy Wolf, An Ethnographic and Critical Approach to Disney Musicals in US K-12 Schools 26. Alex Bádue, "There May Be Something There That Wasn't There Before": New Songs in Disney's Broadway Musicals 27. Jennifer A. Kokai and Tom Robson, Finding Nemo: The Musical: When Theatre Is a Theme-Park Attraction Index

Dominic Broomfield-McHugh is Professor in Musicology at the University of Sheffield. He has published eight books, which reflect his interest in the cultural world of the mid-twentieth-century American musical, including studies of the work of figures such as Cole Porter and Lerner and Loewe, as well as My Fair Lady and The Wizard of Oz. He is an Emmy Award winner for his role on the PBS documentary Meredith Willson: America's Music Man, which came out of his monograph published about Willson, The Big Parade. He has acted as an advisor to productions of My Fair Lady and Paint Your Wagon in America, Australia and the U.K. and has delivered talks at leading venues including the BFI, the New York Public Library, the Library of Congress (AMS lecture), and the Sydney Opera House.Colleen Montgomery is Associate Professor in the Department of Radio, Television, & Film at Rowan University. Her research centers on animation, film sound/music, and vocal performance. She is completing a monograph on vocal performance in Disney and Pixar Animation for the University of California Press. She is also co-editor of The Oxford Handbook of Media and Vocality with Lisa Coulthard and Katherine Spring. Her work has been published in journals including American Music, Animation Studies, The Journal of Cinema and Media Studies, Media Industries, and Music Sound and the Moving Image, as well as in several edited collections.

The authors in this collection have nonetheless produced excellent, comprehensive, and detailed work.

• Acknowledgements List of Contributors Introduction Dominic Broomfield-McHugh and Colleen Montgomery Part I. The Classical Period 1. J.B. Kaufman, Act One: The Beginnings of the Disney Musical 2. Daniel Batchelder, Music, Nature, and Materiality in Bambi 3. Malcolm Cook, Musical Evocation, Intertextuality, and Accompaniment in Early Disney Cartoons 4. Tracey Mollet, "Whistle While You Work...": Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Disney's Fairy-Tale Musicals, and the American Dream 5. Julianne Lindberg, Hall Johnson, The Hall Johnson Choir, and Disney: 1941-1955 Part II. Adaptation 6. Michelle Anya Anjirbag, New Agrabah, Same Old Disney Orientalism: Commodity Racism and Western Effacement of the "Middle East" 7. Rayna Denison, Mutating Stitch: Shifting Approaches to Vocal Performance and Language in the Lilo & Stitch Franchise 8. Dominic Broomfield-McHugh, From Victoriana to Vaudeville: Alice's Adventures in Musical Adaptation 9. Sean Griffin, Fidelity-fiduciary-expialidocious: Mary Poppins's Returns 10. Eve Benhamou, "Come on, Song! I'm Reflecting!" Reinterpretations of the Musical in Disney's Contemporary Sequels and Remakes 11. Kelly Kessler, Haven't I Seen This Somewhere Before? The Little Mermaid Live!, Content Cannibalization, and Disney's Television Legacy Part III. Sound, Music, and Technology 12. Colleen Montgomery, Lady and the Transcription: Peggy Lee's Legal Battle with Disney 13. Kate Galloway, Singing Mice and Grunting Reindeer: Musical Representations of the Nonhuman and Relating to Animals in Disney Animated Musicals 14. Lisa Scoggin, The Original Film and Its Broadway Sequel: Epic Mickey and Epic Mickey 2 15. Elizabeth Randell Upton, The Jungle Book Vultures and Generational Listening 16. Christopher Holliday, That's Integration! Digital VFX Technologies in the Disney Renaissance Musicals (1989-1999) Part IV. Culture and Identity 17. Kirsten Moana Thompson, "The Doors of Perception": Animated Color, Surrealism, and the Latin American Disney Musicals 18. Deborah Paredez and Stacy Wolf, Disney Divas 19. Mihaela Mihailova, Negotiable Diversity: How the Frozen Franchise Disneyfied Sámi Music and Culture 20. Morgan Genevieve Blue, Television Girlhoods, the Musical: Diversity, Imperfection, and Embedded Fan Practices in Disney Channel's Descendants (2015) 21. Jacqueline Avila and Juan Fernando Velásquez Ospina, Imagineering con Sabrosura: Cultural Imagineering and Latinidad in the Twenty-First-Century Disney Musical Part V. Disney Theatrical 22. Elizabeth L. Wollman, Before The Beast: Entertainment Conglomerates on Broadway in the 1980s 23. Dean Adams, Branding, Demographics, and the Disney Broadway Playbook 24. Amy S. Osatinski, We're All in This Together: Disney Theatrical in Partnership 25. Sammy Grob and Stacy Wolf, An Ethnographic and Critical Approach to Disney Musicals in US K-12 Schools 26. Alex Bádue, "There May Be Something There That Wasn't There Before": New Songs in Disney's Broadway Musicals 27. Jennifer A. Kokai and Tom Robson, Finding Nemo: The Musical: When Theatre Is a Theme-Park Attraction Index