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    From Beardo
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    Taylor, the Latte Boy - C QUICK VIEW

    Taylor, the Latte Boy - C

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    Transposed up a minor third from the original key. From "Goldrich and Heisler - Songbook, Volume 1" As performed by Kristen Chenoweth.
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    From Daybreak. Celisse Henderson at Metropolitan Room NYC on 3/28/2010 Bobby Cronin at Dixon Place, NYC on 3/28/2011Broadway Sings for Japan Benefit
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    Elegy By Carmel | newmusicaltheatre.com | Sheet Music QUICK VIEW

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    From A Girl Called Vincent. Performed by Julia Murney at 54 Below on 1/03/2014 at Cutting Edge Composers.
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    Ah, Belinda | newmusicaltheatre.com | Sheet Music QUICK VIEW

    Ah, Belinda

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    Jill Abramovitz
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    From The Yellow Brick Road.
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    Take Me There

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    Leah Horowitz at 54 Below on 10/27/2013 Video performance is the soprano key of F, with a high note of E. Also available: alto key of C, with a high note of B.
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    See Me Now (Solo Version)

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    Blues, Contemporary, Pop Ballad, Stand-Alone Performed by Mara Jill Herman and Angela Travino as a duet at the Laurie Beechman Theater on May 4, 2015. Listen to the duet version here:
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    Julie Foldesi, Michael Patrick Walker at Birdland, NYC on 11/07/2011A woman who has lived her life under the thumb of her overbearing mother ponders her life and the only thing she truly considers her own. Ideal for a woman of any age with a good mix.
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