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* "Journey to the Past", although it is (like a certain other IWantSong[=/=]AwardBaitSong from [[WesternAnimation/AnAmericanTail a different Don Bluth movie]]) really catchy. As time has gone by, Anastasia's singing voice Liz Callaway, has gotten more credit for how beautifully she sings. The Blog/UnshavedMouse even described her as "[[WesternAnimation/TheLittleMermaid1989 Jodi Benson good]]." [[https://youtu.be/gqUj4rRiWjQ?si=ZPkFIk7p807o3v4a The official pop cover]] by the legendary {{Music/Aaliyah}} does not disappoint either.
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* "Journey to the Past", although it is (like a certain other IWantSong[=/=]AwardBaitSong from [[WesternAnimation/AnAmericanTail a different Don Bluth movie]]) really catchy. As time has gone by, Anastasia's singing voice Liz Callaway, has gotten more credit for how beautifully she sings. The Blog/UnshavedMouse even described her as "[[WesternAnimation/TheLittleMermaid1989 Jodi Benson good]]." [[https://youtu.be/gqUj4rRiWjQ?si=ZPkFIk7p807o3v4a be/gqUj4rRiWjQ The official pop cover]] by the legendary {{Music/Aaliyah}} does not disappoint either.
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* "Journey to the Past", although it is (like a certain other IWantSong[=/=]AwardBaitSong from [[WesternAnimation/AnAmericanTail a different Don Bluth movie]]) really catchy. As time has gone by, Anastasia's singing voice Liz Callaway, has gotten more credit for how beautifully she sings. The Blog/UnshavedMouse even described her as "[[WesternAnimation/TheLittleMermaid1989 Jodi Benson good]]." [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vDbvjqRuMTA The official pop cover]] by the legendary {{Music/Aaliyah}} does not disappoint either.
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* "Journey to the Past", although it is (like a certain other IWantSong[=/=]AwardBaitSong from [[WesternAnimation/AnAmericanTail a different Don Bluth movie]]) really catchy. As time has gone by, Anastasia's singing voice Liz Callaway, has gotten more credit for how beautifully she sings. The Blog/UnshavedMouse even described her as "[[WesternAnimation/TheLittleMermaid1989 Jodi Benson good]]." [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vDbvjqRuMTA [[https://youtu.be/gqUj4rRiWjQ?si=ZPkFIk7p807o3v4a The official pop cover]] by the legendary {{Music/Aaliyah}} does not disappoint either.
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* "Quartet at the Ballet" has beautiful uses of not only a duet but the eponymous quartet.
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* [[https://youtu.be/pBxhpcGq4Jg "Learn to Do It".]] The song is hilarious most of the time, but at one point, it freezes to show shock when 'Anastasia' gets something right that the other two haven't gone over: "I don't believe we told her that." Funny!
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* [[https://youtu.be/pBxhpcGq4Jg "Learn to Do It".]] The song It"]] is hilarious most of the time, but at one point, it freezes to show shock when 'Anastasia' gets something right that the other two haven't gone over: "I don't believe we told her that." Funny!
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* "Learn to Do It". The song is hilarious most of the time, but at one point, it freezes to show shock when 'Anastasia' gets something right that the other two haven't gone over: "I don't believe we told her that." Funny!
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* [[https://youtu.be/pBxhpcGq4Jg "Learn to Do It". It".]] The song is hilarious most of the time, but at one point, it freezes to show shock when 'Anastasia' gets something right that the other two haven't gone over: "I don't believe we told her that." Funny!
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** "The Neva Flows" is a haunting melody with an equally chilling recap by Gleb on his father taking part in the Bolshevik Revolution and killing the Tsar and his family.
** "Still" unravels Gleb's dilemma to accomplish his task given by his superiors while also showing his feelings for Anya in a complicated weaving of discordant chords and straight melodies to highlight his wavering resolve.
** "Still" unravels Gleb's dilemma to accomplish his task given by his superiors while also showing his feelings for Anya in a complicated weaving of discordant chords and straight melodies to highlight his wavering resolve.
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** "The Neva Flows" is a haunting melody with an equally chilling recap by Gleb on as he recounts his father taking part in the Bolshevik Revolution and killing the Tsar and his family.
** "Still" unravels Gleb'sdilemma wavering resolve to accomplish his complete the task given by his superiors while also showing his feelings for Anya in a complicated weaving mix of discordant chords and straight melodies to highlight representing his wavering resolve.dilemma.
** "Still" unravels Gleb's
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** "The Neva Flows" is a haunting melody with an equally chilling recap by Gleb on his father taking part in the Bolshevik uprising against the Tsar and his family.
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** "The Neva Flows" is a haunting melody with an equally chilling recap by Gleb on his father taking part in the Bolshevik uprising against Revolution and killing the Tsar and his family.
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* Both of Gleb Vaganov's songs capture the sympathetic character of this Bolshevik general.
** "The Neva Flows" is a haunting melody with an equally chilling recap by Gleb on his father taking part in the Bolshevik uprising against the Tsar and his family.
** "Still" unravels Gleb's dilemma to accomplish his task given by his superiors while also showing his feelings for Anya in a complicated weaving of discordant chords and straight melodies to highlight his wavering resolve.
** "The Neva Flows" is a haunting melody with an equally chilling recap by Gleb on his father taking part in the Bolshevik uprising against the Tsar and his family.
** "Still" unravels Gleb's dilemma to accomplish his task given by his superiors while also showing his feelings for Anya in a complicated weaving of discordant chords and straight melodies to highlight his wavering resolve.
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* Broadway's Anya and Dmitri, Christy Altomare and Derek Klena, duetting on [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Y86buJDVbk "At the Beginning"]] at Feinstein's 54 Below. It's really too bad this song wasn't in the stage version, because these two ''nail'' it.
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* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eGk8raYDNro This]] rendition of "Journey to the Past", sung as a duet by Liz Callaway (the original Anastasia) and Christy Altomare (Broadway's Anastasia). Not only is it incredibly heartwarming to see their delight in each other, but their voices blend ''flawlessly''.
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* Rasputin gets a [[EvilIsCool damn good]] VillainSong, "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CG6JrqFARRY In the Dark of the Night]]", a soaring ensemble piece complete with an OminousPipeOrgan and ''power chords'' (Thank you, Music/JimSteinman!). And backup. Sung by bugs. And Rasputin's singing voice is provided by Creator/JimCummings. You can tell why fans were pissed that it got AdaptedOut of the musical.
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* Rasputin gets a [[EvilIsCool damn good]] VillainSong, "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CG6JrqFARRY In the Dark of the Night]]", a soaring ensemble piece complete with an OminousPipeOrgan and ''power chords'' (Thank you, Music/JimSteinman!). And backup. Sung by bugs. And Rasputin's singing voice is provided by Creator/JimCummings.Creator/JimCummings1952. You can tell why fans were pissed that it got AdaptedOut of the musical.
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* "In My Dreams" is a heartwrenching, but hopeful and soaring ballad for this quietly resilient version of Anya.
* Near the end of the play, there is a brief instrumental reference to "At the Beginning" which just brings all of the feels.
* Near the end of the play, there is a brief instrumental reference to "At the Beginning" which just brings all of the feels.
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* "In A Crowd of Thousands", an absolutely beautiful duet where Dimitri sings to Anya about an encounter he had with Anastasia as a boy, triggering her memories when she suddenly mentions a detail from that day that Dimitri had kept to himself, causing them to realize that she truly is the Grand Duchess.
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* "In A Crowd of Thousands", an absolutely beautiful duet where Dimitri sings to Anya about an encounter he had with Anastasia as a boy, before encouraging her to try and picture the scene from the Princess's point-of-view, ultimately triggering her memories when she suddenly mentions a detail from that day that Dimitri had kept to himself, causing them to both realize that she truly is the Grand Duchess.
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* "In A Crowd of Thousands": An Thousands", an absolutely beautiful duet where Dimitri sings to Anya about an encounter he had with Anastasia as a boy, triggering her memories when she suddenly mentions a detail from that day that Dimitri had kept to himself, causing them to realize that she truly is the Grand Duchess.
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* "Paris Holds the Key to Your Heart" perfectly captures the romance of 1920's Paris, and serves as a marvelous ensemble number.
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* "Stay, I Pray You". What they did with the tune of "In the Dark of the Night" - an incredibly emotional song reflecting on something that the movie didn't, their feelings on leaving their homeland behind forever. To make it even more emotional, Count Ipolitov - who leads the song - is double-cast with Anastasia's father.
** In addition, repurposing Rasputin's theme as antagonist into a song of farewell to the homeland (Russia) has the heartbreaking implication that the antagonist is now the homeland itself (the Soviet Union).
* "We'll Go From There", a rollicking tune set on a train car that [[SugarWiki/VisualEffectsOfAwesome you really believe is rocketing through the countryside]] with excellent three-part counterpoint.
** In addition, repurposing Rasputin's theme as antagonist into a song of farewell to the homeland (Russia) has the heartbreaking implication that the antagonist is now the homeland itself (the Soviet Union).
* "We'll Go From There", a rollicking tune set on a train car that [[SugarWiki/VisualEffectsOfAwesome you really believe is rocketing through the countryside]] with excellent three-part counterpoint.
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* "Stay, I Pray You". What they did with the tune of "In the Dark of the Night" - an incredibly emotional song reflecting on something that the movie didn't, their feelings on leaving their homeland behind forever. To make it even more emotional, Count Ipolitov - who leads the song - is double-cast with Anastasia's father.
**father. In addition, repurposing Rasputin's theme as antagonist into a song of farewell to the homeland (Russia) has the heartbreaking implication that the antagonist is now the homeland itself (the Soviet Union).
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** As one YouTube commentator pointed out, repurposing Rasputin's theme as antagonist into a song of farewell to the homeland (Russia) has the heartbreaking implication that the antagonist is now the homeland itself (the Soviet Union).
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* "Journey to the Past", although it is (like a certain other IWantSong[=/=]AwardBaitSong from [[WesternAnimation/AnAmericanTail a different Don Bluth movie]]) really catchy. As time has gone by, Anastasia's singing voice Liz Callaway, has gotten more credit for how beautifully she sings. The Blog/UnshavedMouse even described her as "[[WesternAnimation/TheLittleMermaid1989 Jodi Benson good]]."
** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vDbvjqRuMTA The official pop cover]] by the legendary {{Music/Aaliyah}} does not disappoint either.
** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vDbvjqRuMTA The official pop cover]] by the legendary {{Music/Aaliyah}} does not disappoint either.
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* "Journey to the Past", although it is (like a certain other IWantSong[=/=]AwardBaitSong from [[WesternAnimation/AnAmericanTail a different Don Bluth movie]]) really catchy. As time has gone by, Anastasia's singing voice Liz Callaway, has gotten more credit for how beautifully she sings. The Blog/UnshavedMouse even described her as "[[WesternAnimation/TheLittleMermaid1989 Jodi Benson good]]."
**" [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vDbvjqRuMTA The official pop cover]] by the legendary {{Music/Aaliyah}} does not disappoint either.
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* "Journey to the Past", although it is (like a certain other IWantSong[=/=]AwardBaitSong from [[WesternAnimation/AnAmericanTail a different Don Bluth movie]]) really catchy. As time has gone by, Anastasia's singing voice Liz Callaway, has gotten more credit for how beautifully she sings. The Blog/UnshavedMouse even described her as "[[WesternAnimation/TheLittleMermaid1989 Jodi Benson good]]."
** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vDbvjqRuMTA The official pop cover]] by the legendary {{Music/Aaliyah}} does not disappoint either.
** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vDbvjqRuMTA The official pop cover]] by the legendary {{Music/Aaliyah}} does not disappoint either.
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* "A Rumor in St. Petersburg" is insanely catchy and fun on the level of "[[Disney/BeautyAndTheBeast Be Our Guest]]", and introduces Dimitri and Vlad amazingly.
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* "A Rumor in St. Petersburg" is insanely catchy and fun on the level of "[[Disney/BeautyAndTheBeast "[[WesternAnimation/BeautyAndTheBeast Be Our Guest]]", and introduces Dimitri and Vlad amazingly.
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* "Journey to the Past", although it is (like a certain other IWantSong[=/=]AwardBaitSong from [[WesternAnimation/AnAmericanTail a different Don Bluth movie]]) a ''hideous'' EarWorm.really catchy.
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* "Stay, I Pray You". What they did with the tune of "In the Dark of the Night" - an incredibly emotional song reflecting on something that the movie didn't, their feelings on leaving their homeland behind forever. To make it even more emotional, the character that starts singing it is double-cast with Anastasia's father.
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* "Stay, I Pray You". What they did with the tune of "In the Dark of the Night" - an incredibly emotional song reflecting on something that the movie didn't, their feelings on leaving their homeland behind forever. To make it even more emotional, Count Ipolitov - who leads the character that starts singing it song - is double-cast with Anastasia's father.
