More Of Him To Love: Piano Vocal

This piece brings Dahl's signature storytelling voice into a musical setting that works beautifully for young performers who thrive on character and comedic timing. The six pages offer enough substance to feel like a real performance moment without overwhelming rehearsal schedules, making it an accessible entry point for singers still building confidence with theatrical repertoire.

Whimsical and knowing, with the kind of charm that appeals to both children and the adults watching them perform. The music carries warmth and humor without veering into cutesy territory.

Young singers and children's theater programs looking for character-driven material that avoids saccharine sentiment. This works equally well for elementary and middle school choirs, youth theater casts, or private voice students exploring musical theater repertoire.

• Lean into the narrative arc. These lyrics tell a story, so encourage singers to commit to the emotional or comedic beats rather than simply delivering the melody.
• Work the diction early. Dahl's wordplay lands only when the text is crystal clear, so prioritize clean articulation in early rehearsals.
• Balance the piano part with the vocal line. The accompaniment should support the singer's storytelling, not compete for attention.

Slot this into a Broadway or musical theater concert where you want a piece that stands out for its personality and literary pedigree. It pairs well alongside other character-driven songs and gives younger performers a chance to shine in the spotlight with material that feels genuinely age-appropriate.

• Storytelling through song and sustained character work
• Diction clarity with complex or playful text
• Coordination between vocal phrasing and piano accompaniment
• Performance confidence with comedic timing