The Story Goes On (From "Baby"): Piano/Vocal/Chords

This collection draws from decades of Broadway's finest, giving singers authentic material in original keys without the guesswork of transposition or adaptation. The contextual notes and 16-bar cut suggestions turn study into genuine preparation, not just song selection.

A curated tour through Broadway's heart, where elegant melodies meet theatrical storytelling. Each song carries the weight of its original moment on stage, inviting singers to inhabit characters and emotions that have resonated across generations.

Serious singers preparing for auditions, music theatre students building a song bank, and performers developing recital programs drawn from Broadway repertoire. This collection serves anyone who needs authentic, performance-ready arrangements grounded in the original theatrical context.

• Study the historical and contextual commentary before you sing; understanding the character's journey in the show deepens your interpretation and makes every phrase feel earned.
• Use the 16-bar cut suggestions strategically in auditions, but rehearse the full song first to anchor your understanding of the arc and emotional stakes.
• Check the original key carefully against your vocal type and range; these transcriptions are authoritative, so trust them and build your interpretation around what sits well in your voice.

Build a cabaret or recital that traces Broadway's evolution by selecting songs across multiple decades and composers represented in the collection. These pieces work equally well as audition material or concert selections, each one chosen for its theatrical authenticity and vocal substance.

• Interpreting character through song lyrics and musical phrasing
• Understanding theatrical context and historical period of Broadway repertoire
• Applying cut suggestions strategically for audition and performance contexts
• Sight-reading and learning from authentic vocal scores
• Building confidence with material in original keys and arrangements