Oh wow, there are soo many,
well it depends on what you are looking for, if it's for an audition, or a concert, or if you are young or older,
but a couple off the top of my head
"Always true to you in my fashion" - Kiss me Kate
"Why can't you behave" - Kiss me Kate
"Another Openin' Another Show" - Kiss me Kate
"Send in the Clowns" - A little night music
"Miller's Son" - A little Night Music
"Broadway Baby" -Follies
"All the Jazz"
"Don't Rain on My Parade" - Funny Girl
"What I did for love" - A chorus line
"Nothing" - A chorus line
"Just one Step" - Songs for a new world
"If you got it flaunt it" - Producers
"I don't know how to love him" - Jesus Christ Superstar
"A boy like that" West Side Story (Duet)
"Whatever Lola Wants" - Damn Yankees
"A little brains, A little talent" - Damn Yankees
"Sensitivity" - Once Upon a Mattress
"Shy" - Once Upon a Mattress
"Privileged to Pee" - Urinetown
"Witches Lament" - Into the Woods
"Marry the Man today" - Guys and Dolls (Duet)
"Roxy" - Chicago
"Play With your Food" - Honk
that's all I can think of, if anything else comes up I'll definitely let you know
Great escape is a good song to play for alto sax
Any song by Keith and Kristyn Getty are in an alto's range
pink panther
Dev - In the Dark
George Gershwin wrote numerous songs for Broadway musicals, with his most notable works being in shows like "Lady, Be Good!" and "Porgy and Bess." He composed over 30 songs specifically for Broadway productions throughout his career. Gershwin's contributions significantly shaped the musical theater landscape, blending classical music with popular styles of the time.
Great escape is a good song to play for alto sax
Rain On My Parade.
the little mermaid Cinderella and beauty and the beast
Soubrette Sings Broadway Hit Songs was created in 1960.
there are alot of songs
Any song by Keith and Kristyn Getty are in an alto's range
pink panther
Dev - In the Dark
Songs from Mamma Mia, the songs are very catchy and upbeat, so I'm sure they'll love it!
Umm, it's not easy, but "their ain't no sunshine" is a good one, along with "walking in Memphis"
George Gershwin wrote numerous songs for Broadway musicals, with his most notable works being in shows like "Lady, Be Good!" and "Porgy and Bess." He composed over 30 songs specifically for Broadway productions throughout his career. Gershwin's contributions significantly shaped the musical theater landscape, blending classical music with popular styles of the time.
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