Musical Theatre Songs

32 Musical Theatre Songs in 3/4 Time – By Vocal Type

These musical theatre songs in 3/4 time have a waltz-style feel, with a lilting rhythm that works well for graceful, romantic, or character-driven moments. The list is sorted by vocal type, making it easier to find a song that fits your range and performance needs.


Altos

“Breathe” – In the Heights

“Distant Melody” – Peter Pan

“Goodbye, My Love” – Ragtime

“Kind of Woman” – Pippin


Baritones

“Foolish to Think” – A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder

“Gliding” – Ragtime

“I Was Here” – The Glorious Ones

“Look Over There” – La Cage aux Folles


Basses

“Edelweiss” – The Sound of Music

“Fear No More” – The Frogs

“In My Own Lifetime” – The Rothschilds

“Lost in the Darkness” – Jekyll & Hyde


Contras

“Could I Leave You?” – Follies

“I Dreamed a Dance” – Next to Normal

“Last Midnight” – Into the Woods

“Natasha Lost” – The Great Comet


Mezzo-Sopranos

“Everything Changes” – Waitress

“Measure the Valleys” – Raisin

“No One Else” – The Great Comet

“Spread a Little Sunshine” – Pippin


Sopranos

“Goodnight My Someone” – The Music Man

“I Love You” – Song of Norway

“Love Makes the World Go ‘Round” – Carnival!

“The Finer Things” – Jane Eyre


Tenors

“I’m Calm” – A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum

“Leave – Once

“Love Can’t Happen” – Grand Hotel

“Molasses to Rum” – 1776


Trebles

“Home Again” – Captain Louie

“My Best Girl” – Mame

“Round-Shouldered Man” – The Secret Garden

“What If” – The Addams Family


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Author: Stacy Karyn

Stacy Karyn is the founder of Theatre Trip, the author of The Thespian’s Bucket List➝, and the creator of The Cast Album List➝. Her background includes a BA in Theatre, a TESOL Drama certificate, and professional experience in Broadway and Off-Broadway theaters.

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