Frank Wildhorn and His Musicals Quiz

Answer: fourth

The 1990 concept album with Colm Wilkinson and Linda Eder, the 1995 double CD concept album with Anthony Warlow and Linda Eder, and the 1997 Original Broadway Cast Album with Robert Cuccioli and Linda Eder. In 2006 'Jekyll & Hyde: Resurrection feat. Rob Evan, Kate Shindle and Brandi Burkhardt' came out.

Answer: two

The original concept album with Linda Eder, the Original Broadway Cast Album with Douglas Sills and Christine Andreas, and an Encore album that includes songs from the Broadway Cast album and songs from the revised version of the show.

Answer: Nan Knighton

Answer: 'Doctor Dolittle', a musical

'Doctor Dolittle' is a project of Wildhorn's 'Jekyll and Hyde' collaborator, lyricist Leslie Bricusse.

Answer: Celine Dion

Answer: The Civil War

'Judgment Day - God only knows if man will reap the pain he sows and what will be the price they have to pay. Down here on the killing floor among the crimson rags of war, for me each day I live is Judgment Day!'

Answer: Jekyll and Hyde

Sung by Emma, Dr. Jekyll's fiancee, and Lucy, Hyde's mistress, who fell in love with Jekyll after he treated her for wounds inflicted by Hyde. 'His eyes - I know their every look! His eyes - they're like an open book! His eyes - but most of all the look that hypnotized me!'

Answer: Havana

This song, and 12 other Wildhorn songs, can be heard on Linda Eder's album, 'It's No Secret Anymore'. 'Why do people fall in love? Are we fools with no hope of winning? Or perhaps we always see one last chance for a new beginning, holding on and letting go but never really knowing.'

Answer: The Scarlet Pimpernel

Sung by Chauvelin, a determined French revolutionary, to Marguerite Blakeney (who is unknowingly the wife of the Scarlet Pimpernel), whom he's trying to convince to join him in the revolution by reminding her of the passionate past they've shared. 'Come again! Let the girl in your heart tumble free! Bring your renegade heart home to me! In the dark of the morning I'll warm you, I'll rouse you.'

Answer: Queen Christina

'Even now...not a day goes by when I don't ache for you. Through my tears I still hear your laughter even now.'

Answer: Jekyll and Hyde

Sung by Lucy and her friend Nellie about the hard life of a prostitute. This song was cut from the Broadway version of the show. 'Ask me to share your fantasies, dear, but don't ask me where tomorrow is. Don't ask me where to find happiness, though I know for sure where sorrow is.'

Answer: The Scarlet Pimpernel

'You were once that someone who I followed like a star - then suddenly you changed and now I don't know who you are...or could it be that I never really knew you from the start?' Sung by Marguerite, who doesn't understand why her husband has become so distant and cold towards her.

Answer: The Civil War

'How many rivers of blood, sweat and tears? How many times into the fray? How many men won't walk away? How many hells filled with how many devils to pay?'

Answer: The Scarlet Pimpernel

Sung by Marguerite, who is in prison awaiting death by guillotine and realizes she must try to let go of her love for Percy, her husband.

Answer: Jekyll and Hyde

A passionate duet between Lucy and Hyde. 'It's a sin with no name, no remorse and no shame! Fire, fury, and flame 'cause the devil's to blame! And the angels proclaim it's a dangerous game...'