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Mister Snow from Carousel

By Richard Rogers and Oscar Hammerstein II

Vocals and video production by Emily Ellet (www.emilyellet.com)

Instrumental by PartyTyme Karaoke

Mixing by Brian Ward (www.bwardmusiccom)

"Get Out and Stay Out" from 9 to 5

Music and lyrics by the divine Dolly Parton

Vocals and video production by Emily Ellet (www.emilyellet.com)

Instrumental by Curtain Up Musical Theatre Karaoke (https://youtu.be/ldbOZdZmRjE)

Mixed by Brian Ward (https://www.bwardmusic.com)

“No One Else” from Natasha, Pierre, and the Great Comet of 1812

Music and lyrics by Dave Malloy

Vocals and video production by Emily Ellet (www.emilyellet.com)

Videography by Wesley Song

Instrumental by Amelia (No One Else (Instrumental) | Natasha... )

Mixed by Brian Ward (www.bwardmusic.com)

“Wishing You Were Somehow Here Again” from The Phantom of the Opera

Music and lyrics by Charles Hart and Andrew Lloyd Webber

Vocals and video production by Emily Ellet (https://www.emilyellet.com)

Hair and makeup by Emily Ellet, based on Bernadette Banner’s Gibson Girl tutorial ( An Edwardian-Inspired Hair and Make-U... )

Instrumental by Broadway Style Karaokes ( Wishing You Were Somehow Here Again K... )

Mixed by Brian Ward (https://www.bwardmusic.com)

Now That I’ve Seen Her from Miss Saigon

Music and lyrics by Claude-Michel Schoenberg, Alain Boublil, Richard Maltby, Jr.

Vocals and video production by Emily Ellet (www.emilyellet.com)

Videography by Wesley Song

Instrumental by Hazzah! Karaoke

Mixed by Brian Ward (www.bwardmusic.com)

Emily Ellet sings "Gimme Gimme" from Thoroughly Modern Millie

Music and lyrics by Jeanine Tesori and Dick Scanlan

Vocals and video production by Emily Ellet

Editing by Holly Barber (www.hollyabarber.com)

Instrumental by PianoTrax.com

Mixing by Bwardmusic (www.bwardmusic.com)

I Loved You Once in Silence from Camelot

By Alan Jay Lerner and Frederick Lowe

Vocals and Video production by Emily Ellet

Piano by Kelly Bidstrup Graham

Mixed and mastered by Brian Ward (www.bwardmusic.com)

I have found by William Finn

Emily Ellet sings "So Good" from Scott Evan Davis's musical Indigo in a rehearsal with the composer himself at the piano.

Emily Ellet performs a mashup of "Soon It's Gonna Rain" from the Fantasticks (Jones/Schmidt) and "It's Raining Men" (The WeatherGirls) at the Metropolitan Room in NYC.

Featuring Jeff Cubeta on piano

Arrangement by Emily Ellet and Jeff Cubeta

Emily Ellet sings Maltby and Shire's "Crossword Puzzle" from Starting Here, Starting Now at the Metropolitan Room in NYC, August 2017

Jeff Cubeta, piano

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Emily Ellet sings Stephen Sondheim's "Being Alive" from Company at the Metropolitan Room in NYC, August 2017

Jeff Cubeta, piano

Emily Ellet sings "My Foolish Heart" at The Metropolitan Room in the 10th Annual MetroStar cabaret competition 2017

Tracy Stark, piano

Emily Ellet sings a mashup of Jess Glynne's "Don't Be So Hard on Yourself" and Mariah Carey's "Make It Happen" at the Don't Tell Mama cabaret in New York City.

Jeff Cubeta, musical director/piano/vocals

Brian Ward, bass/vocals

Robin MacMillan, drums

Stearns Matthew, director

Greg Kefalas, videography

Emily Ellet sings "I Belong Here" (Jerry Herman, from "The Grand Tour") from her show UNCHARTED at Don't Tell Mama cabaret club in NYC.

Jeff Cubeta, musical director and piano

Brian Ward, bass

Robin MacMillan, drums

Stearns Matthews, director

Greg Kefalas, videography

Emily Ellet (www.emilyellet.com) sings a dubstep-inspired arrangement of Corinne Bailey Rae's "Put Your Records On" in Lennie Watt's The Arrangement Experience Bootcamp show, "Songs from Across the Pond," at Don't Tell Mama in New York City.

Musical direction by Andrew David Sotomayor (piano) and Michael Holland (guitar)

Direction by Lennie Watts

Backup Vocals by Phyllis Mollen, Emmy Pai, Natasha Castillo, Staci Block, Dezur Kenna

Video editing by Natasha Castillo

Emily Ellet performs "You Must Believe in Spring" (Bergman/Bergman/LeGrand) at the Metropolitan Room in NYC

with Jeff Cubeta, piano

Emily Ellet performs the Maltby and Shire song, "Patterns" (from "Baby" and "Closer Than Ever") at Stage 72 in New York City.

Emily Ellet performs "A Quiet Thing" from Kander & Ebb's "Flora the Red Menace" in Seth Bisen-Hersh's Talent Showcase (www.sethbh.com) at the Don't Tell Mama cabaret in New York City.

Emily Ellet performs "On the Other Side of the Tracks" from Cy Coleman's "Little Me" in Seth Bisen-Hersh's Talent Showcase (www.sethbh.com) at the Don't Tell Mama cabaret in New York City.

Experience the lush arrangements, incredible vocals, and behind-the-scenes interviews of Performance Now's Denver production of Rodgers and Hammerstein's "A Grand Night for Singing.”

After seeing her fiancée kiss another woman at the televised Thanksgiving Day Parade, Mary’s life falls apart — just in time for the holidays. Over the next year, she stumbles back into the dating world, where “romance” ranges from weird and creepy to absurd and comical. It seems nothing can help Mary’s growing cynicism until the charm and innocence of a five-year-old boy unexpectedly brings a new outlook on life and love.

The New York Holiday Singers joined The Manhattan Dolls and The Dickens Victorian Carollers for a "Battle of the Carolers!" We had 30 seconds to wow the crowd with our version of "Carol of the Bells" -- no easy task to condense that one down, as it's one of our full-length performance pieces!

The Dickens Victorian Carollers, who is the Victorian-style caroling group we always recommend when clients contact us looking for traditional caroling, walked away with the audience win, but we had a blast filming this segment and were grateful for the kind words Trisha Yearwood and Rachael Ray had for us.

Selections from Emily Ellet's live performances before 2020, including "Let It Go," "Patterns," "Popular," and "Defying Gravity".