My favorite Broadway love song is "The Sweetest Sounds" fromNo Strings. It's a beautiful song about the discovery of someone's voice and energy. I love it because I just love it!

"All the Things You Are" from Very Warm for May by Jerome Kern. The Angel recording by conductor John McGlinn sung by Rebecca Luker, George Dvorsky, Jeanne Lehmann and Cris Groenendaal with the original orchestrations by Robert Russell Bennett.

This is a hard question for me because I am such a romantic at heart and have so many favorite romantic theatre songs. "If I Loved You", "How Could I Ever Know", "Loving You" and "On My Way to You" (although technically not a theatre song) are all at the top for me. Perhaps the most romantic song to me will always be "If Ever I Would Leave You". First of all I think the stories of King Arthur and his Camelot are extremely romantic as they are written and this song, to me, captures that sense of romance to perfection. This is a song that speaks of the enduring nature of true love and the pain and joys associated with it without ever even mentioning the word "love". To me that is pretty spectacular. Add to those words that incredible sweeping melody line and a gorgeous rich baritone voice and it will leave me weak in the knees every time.

My favorite Broadway love song is "Selective Memory" from People in the Picture. The score is by Mike Stoller and Artie Butler. It is a gorgeous and complex love story sung by a woman, now older, whose short term memory is going, but her long term memory, that of her deepest truest love is inextinguishable.

"If Ever I Would Leave You" from Camelot.

My favorite love song is probably Andrew Lloyd Webber of course, “'Til I Hear You Sing” from Love Never Dies, which I just think is a masterpiece and needs to be on Broadway very soon.

After weighing the obvious ("If I Loved You" from CAROUSEL) and the classic ("Tonight" from WEST SIDE STORY)and the sad (there are so many of these including "A Little Fall of Rain" from Les Mis or "Not a Day Goes By" from MERRILY) John Carrafa and I both agreed that "I Chose Right" from BABY is probably the song that will always bring tears to our eyes with it's heartfelt lyrics and sentiment. "And I think about you, and I think about me loving you..."

“Were Thine That Special Face” from Kiss Me Kate

Can I have two Valentine's Day love songs? "My Funny Valentine", which I love so much. And also... embrace me, my sweet embraceable you! Happy Valentine's Day, Broadway.

"As If We Never Said Goodbye" from SUNSET BOULEVARD.

Most Romantic Classical Musical Theater song- "What's the Use of Wonderin' " (Rodgers & Hammerstein's CAROUSEL). Maybe the themes of the show are questionable, but "He's your fella and you love him, that's all there is to that." Couldn't be more simple, and to the point. If only love were that simple. It's a romantic idea anyway. Most Romantic Contemporary Musical Theater song- "Love to Me" (Adam Guettel's "Light in the Piazza") One of the most honest moments in any musical. Fabrizio tells her all the emotions he felt in the first moment he saw her. Unapologetically honest, and vulnerable. The lyrics alone are beautiful, but once you add the amazing orchestration I dare you not to think this song is ridiculously romantic.

I love the song "If I Loved You" from Carousel, because it's saying the opposite... but it means I love you! It's so beautiful.

Amongst the many great love songs written for Broadway I would have to say that "Some Enchanted Evening" from Roger's and Hammerstein's South Pacific is my favorite. The entire song really but in particular the end. "Once you have found her, never let her go." When you find a truly great love, it becomes a part of you. It's worth your world.

"Hero and Leander" from Myths and Humns by Adam Guettel. I listened to "Hero and Leander" every day of my Freshman/Sophomore years at college and still love it 10-years later. I mean, come on!

Favorite Broadway love song...'I Can't Fight This Feeling Anymore' from Rock of Ages (of course!)

Growing up I used to hear this song on the radio. I fell in love with it. Through its transitions, it stood the test of time: "Hey There," I sing it in my act. Thank you Rosie Clooney, John Raitt and Sammy Davis Jr.

"Only Love" from Zorba is achingly beautiful, but, call me old fashioned, there's something wonderfully romantic about "I Can't Say No."

"Before and After You/One Second and a Million Miles." The Bridges of Madison County was my first Broadway show and this is Jason Robert Brown at his best. It's incredibly beautiful and moving and was sung, to absolute perfection, by the incomparable Kelli O'Hara and Steven Pasquale. Pure Magic!

"Lots Wife" from Caroline or Change, because I LOVE when I sing it. I changed my mind. "My Child Will Forgive Me" from Parade

Gershwin’s “You Can Have Him” (Nina Simone version)

"Haled's Song About Love" from The Band's Visit. Yeah, I wrote it! That's why I love it so much!

“The Next Ten Minutes” from THE LAST FIVE YEARS by Jason Robert Brown.

"Sun and Moon" from Miss Saigon. It's so romantic and so starcrossed. It's just like one night they fall in love, if only.

One of my favorite Broadway Love Songs is "Follow Your Heart" from Urinetown! It's such a beautiful melody and couple's harmony, and it's also touching and hilarious.

"Can't Fight this Feeling" from Rock of Ages. Its sentimental, loving, and hilarious all in one.

I would say it's a tie: "Do you Love Me?" from FIDDLER ON THE ROOF and "I Don't Know How To Love Him" from JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR. Yes, an odd choice for someone whose been married 30 years and has three kids and two grandchildren but, what can I say, the song moves me... because well, he's a man. He's just a man. And, um, let's just say I like the song and leave it at that, okay?)