The Zulu and The Zayda - Musical Numbers

Musical Numbers

The musical numbers and original cast performers, as listed on the 1965 original cast album (Columbia Records, KOL 6480), include:

Act I

  • Prelude—orchestra
  • "Tkambuza" -- Ossie Davis
  • "It’s Good to Be Alive" -- Menasha Skulnik, Louis Gossett
  • "Crocodile Wife" -- Ossie Davis
  • "Rivers of Tears" -- Menasha Skulnik
  • "The Water Wears Down the Stone" -- Ossie Davis
  • "Like the Breeze Blows" -- Peter DeAnda, Christine Spencer,
    Ensemble
  • "Oisgetzaychent" (Out of This World) -- Menasha Skulnik, Ensemble

Act II

  • Entr'acte—Orchestra
  • "Some Things" -- Ensemble
  • "Zulu Love Song" -- Louis Gossett
  • "May Your Heart Stay Young" -- Menasha Skulnik, Ensemble
  • "How Cold, Cold, Cold" -- Ossie Davis
  • "Eagle Soliloquy" -- Louis Gossett
  • Finale—Menasha Skulnik, cast

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