FEELING GOOD (FROM THE ROAR OF THE GREASEPAINT – THE SMELL OF THE CROWD)
by Anthony Newly and Leslie Bricusse

Written for the 1965 musical, this song celebrates new beginnings and the joy of feeling alive. Its lyrics create images of freedom, nature and the excitement of a “new dawn.”

LA VIE EN ROSE
by Édith Piaf

Meaning “Life in Pink,” this song’s gentle melody and heartfelt lyrics offered comfort and a vision of love in post‐war France.

MOON RIVER (FROM BREAKFAST AT TIFFANY’S)
by Henry Mancini

In the 1961 film, this song was famously sung by Audrey Hepburn. Its smooth melody and lyrics show feelings of friendship and dreams.

BEAUTY AND THE BEAST
by Alan Menken

From Disney’s 1991 film, this graceful waltz plays during the ballroom scene where Belle and the Beast begin to understand each other. The music shows how love can reveal true inner beauty.

DUO DES FLEURS (“FLOWER DUET”) (FROM LAKMÉ)
by Leo Delibes

This duet is sung by two young women as they gather flowers by a river and prepare for a bath. The music is calm, gentle and flowing, creating a peaceful picture of nature, before the opera’s dramatic events unfold.

O MIO BABBINO CARO (FROM GIANNI SCHICCHI)
by Giacomo Puccini

In the opera, Lauretta begs her father to let her marry Rinuccio. The deeply moving melody, makes it stand out against the playful parts.

ARAW GABI
by Ryan Cayabyab

This beloved Filipino love song was originally written as a gift to Cayabyab’s wife. It expresses steady and faithful love, with the singer promising that the one they love is always in their thoughts and dreams.

MUTYA NG PASIG
by Nicanor Abelardo

This 1926 kundiman tells the story of a spirit who rises from the Pasig River under the full moon. Through flowing music, she sings of her lost kingdom and lost love, combining sadness with the beauty of nature.

POR UNA CABEZA
by Carlos Gardel

Meaning “By a Head,” this tango compares gambling at the racetrack with the singer’s passionate love for women. It became famous worldwide through films like Scent of a Woman (1992) and Schindler’s List (1993).

FOR GOOD (FROM WICKED)
by Stephen Schwartz

In the musical, this farewell duet is sung by two friends, Elphaba and Glinda. It reflects on how friendship can change people and their gratitude for the lasting impact of having met each other.

NEVER ENOUGH (FROM THE GREATEST SHOWMAN)
by Benj Pasek and Justin Paul

In the film, this ballad is sung by a famous opera singer. Though she receives great applause, the music reveals her deep feelings of loneliness, showing that success does not always bring true happiness.