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This Is The Moment: Piano Vocal

As performed by Leslie Bricusse / As performed by Jekyll & Hyde (Musical)

Item: 35-DS00023343

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Publisher: Hal Leonard
Page Count: 5
SKU: 35-DS00023343

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About the Artist: Leslie Bricusse

Leslie Bricusse is a British lyricist and composer whose work spans decades of musical theater, film, and television. His gift for crafting emotionally direct lyrics paired with memorable melodies has made him a central figure in contemporary musical theater, particularly known for his collaborations on major stage productions that demand both theatrical sophistication and genuine emotional resonance.

Why we love this

This ballad captures everything that makes Jekyll & Hyde dramatically compelling: a character at a pivotal moment of self-awareness, with music that builds from introspection to passionate declaration. The vocal line sits naturally for mature singers while the accompaniment provides enough harmonic interest to keep pianists engaged across five pages.

What to expect

The song captures a character recognizing a turning point, moving from quiet self-examination into passionate conviction. The music swells with romantic idealism and theatrical urgency, embodying the moment when hope and self-awareness collide.

Who it's for

Mature adolescent and adult singers with solid technique and emotional intelligence. This works well for students preparing audition repertoire, ensemble members in a full Jekyll & Hyde production, or singers studying contemporary musical theater that demands genuine character work.

How to get the most out of it

  • Allow the opening phrases to breathe; resist the urge to rush the lyrical exposition in the first verse.
  • Shape the dynamic arc carefully from the softer moments toward the emotional peak, letting the crescendo feel earned rather than sudden.
  • Coordinate with your accompanist on the balance between vocal line and piano fills, especially during the moments where the singer sustains while harmonies shift beneath.

How to use it

Feature this in a Broadway or contemporary musical theater concert, or use it as a solo vehicle in a larger recital featuring musical theater repertoire. It also serves well as a character audition piece for singers preparing for Jekyll & Hyde productions or similar dramatic musical roles.

Skills your students will build

  • Sustaining legit vocal tone across a wide range with dynamic control
  • Interpreting character motivation through musical phrasing and breath placement
  • Coordinating with an accompanist on rubato and emotional shaping
  • Managing the transition from introspective lyricism to theatrical peak moments

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