We are happy to report that the beauty and magic of the Tony-winning musical An American in Paris is completely captured in Masterworks Broadway’s gorgeous new cast recording. The George and Ira Gershwin tunes soar and romance just envelops you as you listen. Below, BroadwayBox reacts track by track in animated GIF (as we do) to our first listen of the original cast album.

1. "Concerto in F" (Orchestra)

That music was so dreamy. You just want to crumple to the floor and stay there.

2. "I Got Rhythm" (Robert Fairchild, Max von Essen, Brandon Uranowitz & Company)

#Showstopper #Albumstopper

3. "Second Prelude" (Orchestra)

4. "I've Got Beginner's Luck" (Robert Fairchild)

This track makes you just want to dance around the entire room, taking up as much space as possible with your grand moves. (No? Just me?)

5. "The Man I Love" (Leanne Cope)

6. "Liza" (Robert Fairchild)

Yas! What a great track. Beautifully sung and the orchestrations really pop.

7. "'S Wonderful" (Robert Fairchild, Max von Essen, Brandon Uranowitz & Company)

Absolutely gorgeous. Download this track ASAP and put it on some of your favorite playlists.

8. "Shall We Dance?" (Jill Paice)

Bless Jill Paice; this track is so swell and romantic.

9. "Second Rhapsody" / "Cuban Overture" (Company)

This is the act one finale and this song goes through it. It starts all like this.

But then around 4:25 it’s all…

And then it gets to 6:50 and it’s back to this moment.

10. Entr'acte (Orchestra)

11. "Fidgety Feet" (Robert Fairchild & Company)

12. "Who Cares?" / "For You, For Me, For Evermore" (Jill Paice, Max von Essen, Leanne Cope, Robert Fairchild & Brandon Uranowitz)

So smooth.

13. "But Not for Me" (Brandon Uranowitz & Jill Paice)

14. "I'll Build a Stairway to Paradise" (Max von Essen, Brandon Uranowitz & Company)

#MySoulListeningToThisTrack

15. "An American in Paris" (Company)

16. "They Can't Take That Away from Me" (Brandon Uranowitz Robert Fairchild & Max von Essen)

Selfie anytime these three sing together on this album. #MyHeartIsFull

17. "Epilogue" (Robert Fairchild & Leanne Cope)

That cast recording is majestic. There’s no way the music won’t fill you with emotion.

Get swept away in gorgeous Gershwin music and beautiful dance at An American in Paris at the Palace Theatre.