High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! "Tom Sawyer" is the title song of the movie by the same name (Tom Sawyer). It was written by Robert B. Sherman and Richard M. Sherman and is an example of three-part counterpoint. It is sung by "Aunt Polly" (Celeste Holm), "Cousin Siddy" (Joshua Hill Lewis) and "Cousin Mary" (Susan Joyce). Musically each part reflects the personality of its respective character. Mary's attitude is forgiving toward Tom; subsequently her phrasing is legato. Sidney is a "little snitch" who loves to see Tom get into trouble. His musical phrasing is written as a string of "tattle tales." Aunt Polly bursts in rage at each new discovery of Tom's mischief. This is also reflected in the phrasing of her lyrics. Seamlessly the three parts come together, both thematically and harmonically.

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