I'll play again, too...
Like many of you, a well written piece - regardless of subject matter (and how sad or not sad the song really is) certain songs always get me.
THE KING AND I
Hello, Young Lovers - as performed by Donna Murphy in the revival
Something Wonderful - ALWAYS
THE SOUND OF MUSIC
Climb Ev'ry Mountain - particularly in the finale as the family is leaving for their journey.
All of the nun's music - just gorgeous.
CAROUSEL
What's the Use of Wond'rin'?
If I Loved You - yes, all 17 minutes of it!
You'll Never Walk Alone - so moving, especially in the finaly.
CABARET
Cabaret, of course - and the explosive finale, as used in the revival.
FOLLIES
Loosing My Mind
I'm Still Here
In Buddy's Eyes
HAIRSPRAY
I Know Where i've Been
You Can't Stop the Beat
INTO THE WOODS
No One is Alone
Children will Listen
SUNDAY IN THE PARK WITH GEORGE
Finishing the Hat
We Do Not Belong Together
Sunday
Beautiful
Children and Art
Lesson #8
Move On
THE LAST 5 YEARS
Goodbye Until Tomorrow/Finale - just rips your heart out.
RENT
One Song Glory
Another Day
Will I?
Seasons of Love
I'll Cover You (reprise)
Finale B
SONG AND DANCE
Married Man
Unexpected Song
Tell me on a Sunday
TICK TICK BOOM
Why?
Louder than Words
Come to your Senses
1776
Mama, Look Sharp
WORKING
Just a Housewive
If I Could Have Been
GODSPELL
Save the People
By My Side
On the WIllows
Finale
COMPANY
Being Alive
NINE
The Overture, as stunningly staged in the revival
Nine
Growing Tall/Reprises - Entire Finale
Unusual Way
Simple
Be On Your Own
THE LIGHT IN THE PIAZZA
The Beauty Is
Fable
Love to Me
The Light in the Piazza
ANYONE CAN WHISTLE
Anyone Can Whistle
A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC
Non/Soon/Later
Send in the Clowns
MERRIILY WE ROLL ALONG
Not a Day Goes By
"If you are going to do something, do it well. And leave something witchy."
-Charlie Manson