From 11:11 (Formerly known as Relativity) Jumping back and forth in time over three decades, the musical concerns fraternal twins, Derek and Reagan. They discover that there are two things no one can ever escape: time and family. Reagan is a songwriter at a breaking point. The irony of being openly gay while gigging as a wedding singer (when gay marriage...

From Monstersongs. Monstersongs puts audiences in a synthesized world of graphic novels, rock musicals and live performance. A portal into the psyches of often misunderstood creatures; Monstersongs flips the switch on the monster narrative, inviting audiences to explore the humanity that binds us all. Broadway legend Julia Murney sings Hell Hath No Fury on the world premiere recording, from the point...

This rich original Christmas ballad has been referred to as a "modern standard." Recorded by TONY Nominee Laura Osnes, "Christmas, Will You Stay?" is performed around the world every Holiday season by some of the biggest orchestras, including The Boston Pops.   Key of EbPerformed by Laura Osnes     Performed at Feinstein's 54 Below  

Music by Joe KinosianLyrics by Kellen Blair An alternate romantic plan for the holidays.Key of B (F#3-C#5) (Video is in B)Nicole Lewis

from BE MORE CHILLMusic & Lyrics by Joe IconisChoose your transposition:Key of Bbm (Bb2-F#5) (baritone)Key of Bm (B2-G5) (baritone/baritenor) Key of Cm (C3-Ab4) (tenor/baritenor) (original key)Key of C#m (C#3-A4) (mix/belt) Key of Dm (D3-Bb4) (soprano/tenor)Key of Gm (G3-Eb5) (alto/mix)Other transpositions available upon request. Contact customer service after purchase.Key of Cm:Eric William Morris and the "Be More Chill" Ensemble

Check out Julia Murney's version of this song on Jeff's podcast. Performed by Jennifer Simard at The Zipper on June 22, 2005

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from Pride and Prejudice Music and Lyrics by Paul GordonArrangements by Connor Keelan Originally sung by Mary Mattison

From THE ANXIETY PROJECT.Macy — three quarters of the way through a drinking binge and emotionally in turmoil — ignores her sister’s phone calls only to worry that the bar’s ‘last call’ and might also mean her sister’s ‘last call’. Macy’s regret and fear will lead to her third suicide attempt. Key of Gm