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Dr. Zaius
Includes one print, plus interactive sheet music in our mobile apps
Score Details
“Dr. Zaius” from The Simpsons is offered as a piano/vocal/guitar arrangement in instantly downloadable digital sheet music. The original music is by Alf Clausen. The arrangement spans 3 pages. It's scored in Db major.
The suggested tempo is around 92 BPM. The scoring is for Voice, Piano and Guitar. For vocalists, contains complete lyrics. It falls under the Musical style category.
Musicnotes offers 2 arrangements of this song, across a range of instruments and skill levels. The song appears on Go Simpsonic with the Simpsons.
From the Books:
The Simpsons Songbook
The Simpsons Songbook - 2nd Edition
- Arrangement
- Singer Pro
- Composer
- Alf Clausen
- Lyricist
- Jack Barth
- Product #
- MN0041297
- Pages
- 3 Pages
- Vocal Range
-
Voice:
- Publisher
- T C F Music Publishing, Inc.
- Date
- 1996
- Metronome
- q = 92
- Original Published Key
- Db Major
- Time Signature
- 4/4
- Product Type
- Official
- Interactive
- Yes
Tags
Appears On
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Arrangement Notes
Throughout its near-decade-long run, The Simpsons has maintained an astounding level of high quality, turning out episodes dense with verbal wit, visual humor, and musical parodies. Since each episode moves so swiftly, it's easy to take the high quality for granted, especially as far as the music is concerned. It's presented without any fanfare — it's just simply part of the Springfield universe. That's why Go Simpsonic with the Simpsons, Rhino's sequel to the first collection of Simpsons music Songs in the Key of Springfield, is so welcome; it serves as a reminder of the sheer brilliance of the music within this peerless show. Much of that musical brilliance is due to Alf Clausen, who co-writes, arranges, produces, and conducts nearly all the music on the show. Hearing all of this music, ranging from the first to the ninth season, in one place confirms how Clausen and his collaborators can master everything from show tunes to commercial jingles. What's really impressive is that the music is every bit as funny, sometimes more so, than the lyrics — and that's no easy trick to pull off. Go Simpsonic not only picks up where Songs in the Key of Springfield left off in 1997, but it compiles some overlooked highlights from 1990-1996, adding four previously unreleased alternate versions and tunes along the way. Sure, in one sense it's an archival release, a way to get the "Cape Feare" medley on the same disc as Kirk VanHouten's immortal "Can I Borrow a Feeling?," but the best thing about Go Simpsonic is that it never feels like a sop to the show's rabid fan base — it's simply a hell of a listen on its own terms as it winds its way through 53 tracks, each one as good, if not better, than the one that came before it. It's a sequel that's truly equal to its predecessor.
Frequently Asked Questions
What key is this version in, and is it available in other keys?
The piano/vocal/guitar edition of “Dr. Zaius” is in Db major. It is currently available in that key only.
Can I print or download the sheet music?
Your purchase comes with 1 authorized print and an interactive copy you can access for life through the free Musicnotes apps. If you need a PDF, you can add one to your order at checkout.
Can I preview the score and hear it before buying?
You can preview the piano/vocal/guitar score for “Dr. Zaius” and hear its playback on this page before choosing a key or purchase option. The playback follows the notation in this exact arrangement, helping you hear how the music is written before you buy.
What does this piano/vocal/guitar arrangement include?
The piano/vocal/guitar arrangement of “Dr. Zaius” is written for voice, piano and guitar, allowing one singer and one accompanist to perform it as written. Complete lyrics are included, so a singer can work from this copy alone.
What time signature is this version in?
The music is written in 4/4. Each measure contains four quarter-note beats.
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