In this bittersweet duet, two people at parting try to hold on to some piece of the moment they just shared. It has been sung by Jeremy Jordan, Jackie Burns, Derek Klena, Carole Demas, Andrew Kober, Danielle Wade, Ali Ewoldt, Victoria Matlock, and more. Victoria Matlock and Jeremy Jordan at The Duplex in NYC on 2/01/2010 Jackie Burns and Jeremy...

From Eleven. “All This Shit Was Meant To Be” is the finale of ELEVEN, a 10-minute movie musical written by Rachel Axler and directed by Jim Krueger. Music by Brad Alexander, lyrics by Jimmy McNicholas, choreography by DJ Salisbury, and edited by Stefanie Dworkin. It was written, rehearsed, shot, and edited in 16 days for RIPFEST #8 and starred Jeff...

From Wrong Number. Recommended for a baritone or soprano. Key of Eb. The low note is C3. The high note is Gb4. As performed by Joshua Henry in the key of F.

From See Rock City & Other Destinations. Listen to a recording here: http://www.bradalexander.com/#!see-rock-city Josh Young at Birdland, NYC on 9/07/2009 The audio recording and YouTube performances are in the key of G.

A good acting piece. This music is in A, as in the Grateful songbook and on the Grateful CD. The range is from the B below middle C up to the E, top space.

From Month Upon a Time. For information about MONTH UPON A TIME, visit http://jeffblumenkrantz.com/month-upon-a-time/ Performed by Jeff Blumenkrantz at Le Poisson Rouge on March 25, 2013 Performed by Andrew Gallop at the Weitzenhoffer School

From In The Light, A Faustian Tale  The eleven o'clock number from In The Light sung by Dr. Johann Faustus. This song has been recorded and performed by TONY Award Nominees Jeremy Jordan and Bobby Conte Thornton.   Key of D (D3-A4) Jeremy Jordan at 54 Below on 8/20/2017 Performed by Bobby Conte Thornton Live at The Green Room 42 on January 25, 2020

From Month Upon a Time. For information about MONTH UPON A TIME, visit http://jeffblumenkrantz.com/month-upon-a-time/ Performed by Billy Porter on THE JEFF BLUMENKRANTZ SONGBOOK Podcast on November 30, 2011Performed by Basit Shittu at the Weitzenhoffer School