Posted: 9/3/15 at 7:44pm
I would say my favorite 5 (as of right now) are:
1. Red Ryder Carbine Action BB Gun- A Xmas Story the Musical
2. When Your Feet Don't Touch the Ground- Finding Neverland
3. Rainbow High- Evita
4. An English Teacher- Bye Bye Birdie (Broadway; with Chita Rivera & Dick Van Dyke)
5. I've Decided to Marry You- A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder
Updated On: 9/4/15 at 07:44 PM
Posted: 9/3/15 at 7:50pm
I've Been Invited to a Party
Where Shall I Find Him?
The Nicest Thing
Each Tomorrow Morning
Put On Your Sunday Clothes
Posted: 9/3/15 at 8:20pm
Put on Your Sunday Clothes is one of my favorite group numbers!
Posted: 9/3/15 at 8:38pm
Oh man this is tough. I'm limiting it to one per composer though.
Being Alive (Stephen Sondheim)
Dentist! (Alan Menken/Howard Ashman)
You'll Never Walk Alone (Rodgers/Hammerstein)
Prima Donna (Andrew Lloyd Webber)
Always True to You (Cole Porter)
Posted: 9/3/15 at 8:42pm
So, I listen to Dentist every time I go to the dentist's office... And have you heard the Patti LuPone live version of Being Alive? She belts the note at the end; I want to say it's an E flat?? Not entirely sure, though. Basically, all five of your choices, I'm in love with, haha.
Posted: 9/3/15 at 8:50pm
I have too many. I change it up all the time.
As of THESE few weeks:
"I'm the Greatest Star" - Funny Girl (Jule Styne & Bob Merrill)
"Some People" - Gypsy (Jule Styne & Stephen Sondheim)
"No Good Deed" - Wicked (Stephen Schwartz)
"Heaven on Their Minds" - Jesus Christ Superstar (Andrew Lloyd Webber & Tim Rice)
"The Impossible Dream" - Man of la Mancha (Mitch Leigh & Joe Darion)
Posted: 9/3/15 at 8:52pm
The Impossible Dream is one of my all-time favorites... Ever. It's just so inspiring. Have you compared/contrasted Barbra Streisand's Broadway version and movie version of I'm the Greatest Star? In the movie version, (she has such a good ear for music & melody) she changes some of the notes and it's fantastic.
Posted: 9/3/15 at 9:05pm
5. Mame
4. Winter
3. Maria
2. Bon Voyage
1. Put On Your Sunday Clothes
Posted: 9/3/15 at 9:18pm
ok Fantod
you have stumped me completely
and I know a lot of musicals and songs
What show is "Winter" your number 4 song from?
Posted: 9/3/15 at 9:23pm
1. Meadowlark-The Bakers Wife- I think this is my all time favorite song.
2. Night Waltz-A Little Night Music
3. Magic to Do-Pippin
4. Diva's Lament-Spamalot
5. I Will Never Leave You-Side Show
Posted: 9/3/15 at 11:52pm
1. The Impossible Dream from Man of La Mancha - the most inspiring song i've ever heard, and it never gets old
2. Soliloquy from Carousel - Gut-wrenchingly moving and powerful when performed well
3. Back to Before from Ragtime - Powerful and Empowering
4. Anthem from Chess - Captures perfectly the feeling of loving your homeland (or where you came from/your past in a more generic reading of the lyrics) despite its (the homeland's) many obvious flaws
5. a bit of a toss-up for me - it rotates between You Should be Loved from Side Show, If I Loved You from Carousel, and So Much Better from Legally Blonde (the first two capturing beautifully the ache of unrequited/unexpressed love, and the latter being an empowering tribute to discovering one's worth in the world apart from being defined as being part of a relationship)
Posted: 9/3/15 at 11:57pm
Hard to pick an all time Top 5, but these are currently my 'near the top 5':
Honourable Mentions - Meadowlard - The Bakery's Wife and I'll Cover You Reprise - Rent (Again, more so live)
Posted: 9/4/15 at 12:25am
I just got into "Soliloquy" from Carousel. It's been my summer jam. Very long song, but I learned all the lyrics. THAT is a SONG.
Posted: 9/4/15 at 2:04am
1. "For Good" from Wicked
2. "On My Own" from Les Miz
3. "With You" from Ghost
4. "I'll Cover You (Reprise)" from Rent
5. "Telephone Wire" from Fun Home
Posted: 9/4/15 at 8:57am
1) Wheels of a Dream - Ragtime
2) One Day More - Les Miserables
3) The Movie in My Mind - Miss Saigon
4) Always True to You - Kiss Me, Kate
5) TIE - All That Matters - Finding Neverland, Still Hurting - The Last Five Years
Runners Up - Mr. Snow - Carousel, Maria - West Side Story
Updated On: 9/4/15 at 08:57 AM
Posted: 9/4/15 at 9:42am
1) Wig In A Box (HEDWIG)
2) One Second and a Million Miles (BRIDGES OF MADISON COUNTY)
3) And I Am Telling You (I'm Not Going) (DREAMGIRLS)
4) Ring Of Keys (FUN HOME)
5) Buenos Aires (EVITA)
Posted: 9/4/15 at 10:39am
5. Stars - Les Miserables
4. Easy to Be Hard - Hair
3. This Nearly Was Mine - South Pacific
2. Streets of Dublin - Man of No Importance
1. Someone in a Tree - Pacific Overtures
Posted: 9/4/15 at 3:20pm
"Telephone Wire" from Fun Home
"With You" from Ghost
"Happiness" from Passion
"Wheels of a Dream" from Ragtime
"Love, Look Away" from Flower Drum Song
This is such a cruel question. 
Posted: 9/5/15 at 8:02pm
thanks fantod
only saw visit online and it was harder to appreciate the show. I listened to winter...a great song.....
Posted: 9/5/15 at 8:06pm
Isn't Prima Donna by Victor Herbert?
Posted: 9/5/15 at 8:09pm
And yes, Winter is a great song. The Visit is the only musical I've ever seen that I'd actively consider arthouse musical theatre, and it's beautiful and hilarious.
Posted: 9/5/15 at 8:15pm
A top 5 is too hard but my most played song is Wig in a Box. So catchy.
My #1 would have to be Origin of Love. I also love love love Midnight Radio. I guess it would look something like this:
1. Origin of love
2. Wig in a box
3. Midnight Radio
4. Ring of Keys
5. Let it Sing from Violet
Posted: 9/5/15 at 9:10pm
1. The Impossible Dream (Man of La Mancha)
2. Being Alive (Company)
3. Morning Glow (Pippin)
4. If I Can't Love Her (Beauty and the Beast)
5. Do You Hear the People Sing (Les Miserables)
Posted: 9/6/15 at 1:13am
At the moment:
Moonshine Lullabye - ANNIE GET YOUR GUN, Irving Berlin
I'm a Stranger Here Myself - ONE TOUCH OF VENUS, Kurt Weill/Ogden Nash
Sing Happy - FLORA, THE RED MENACE, John Kander/Fred Ebb
But Not For Me - GIRL CRAZY, George and Ira Gershwin
Night Song - GOLDEN BOY, Charles Strouse/Lee Adams
