I love the bass chords in the off-Broadway revival recording of Godspell.
The last unison "I love you" the parents sing in "The I Love You Song" from Spelling Bee.
I can't really describe it, but in "The Night That Goldman Spoke at Union Square" there's a small instrumental that's played as Emma Goldman was speaking and every pause after Mother's Younger Brother sings. I just ADORE the sound of it, it just reminds me of the Industrial Revolution because to me it almost sounds like a musical sound a machine would make. Yeah, that's kind of hard to imagine I guess, but that's why I love that moment.
The opening chords of "Take Me or Leave Me" I like the chords on the Original Broadway Recording better though.
During "Children Will Listen" from Into the Woods when the cast sings in unison then harmony for the lyrics "wishes come true, not free" It's just so true and powerful, I'm getting chills just thinking about it right now.
The opening chords of "Don't Do Sadness/Blue Wind" from Spring Awakening. I also concur with whoever said Skylar's solo in "Touch Me" The entire song is beautiful, but that solo makes it so real.
Gosh, there are just so many, I can't name them all.
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