Once you hear Carousel waltz, it will never go out of your head.

I watch and listen to this beaut at least 4 times a day; had a stroke, May2025, this is part of my own therapy❤😊

You are forever young as you listen to Carousel, no matter how old you are.

My mother who has been gone for 57 years loved this, Waltz.  We watched the filming. of the movie in Maine summer of1954.

One of the best pieces of music Richard Rogers ever wrote.

I grew up with songs and music from Richard Rogers and Oscar Hammerstein (Carousel, South Pacific, The King and I, Oklahoma) and have always held these close to my heart ...beautiful and enduring.

I just can't get tired of this....it's just a masterpiece

Been listening to Carrousel since a child in the 1950s. This arrangement is beautiful.

When mankind is no more I should like to think moments like this somehow survive as a hint of what and who we were.

Gettin' crazy on the waltzers, but it's the life that I choose

No Carousel ride is complete without this beautiful piece accompanying the pure joy of a classic merry go round.

I love to see all the performers so happy making their own beautiful sounds.

1:01 TUNNEL OF LOVE

One of the most beautiful and exciting waltzes ever written!!

I can hearing  this  year after  year and never  tired of admiration for Rogers & Hammerstein creativity. Never turns older.

John Wilson and his orchestra,so rich a sound…simply the BEST.

This is up there with a Strauss waltz.

This is a rare era of music. We may never see it again. All those musicals: Oklahoma, South Pacific, Seven Brides For Seven Brothers , Kiss Me Kate, kismet. What am I forgetting? Sound of Music? Fidler on the roof. Hello Dolly, Funny Girl??

The orchestra must really love making these amazing sound. ❤

I think of Brian Boitano skating to this in the early to mid 90’s.. simply amazing