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As Broadway continues to evolve and reinvent itself, the timeless music of jazz legend Louis Armstrong is experiencing a remarkable renaissance on the Great White Way. From jukebox musicals to creative reinterpretations, Satchmo's influential sound is captivating new generations of theater-goers.

Here are six essential Armstrong classics currently lighting up Broadway stages:

What a Wonderful World - Perhaps Armstrong's most beloved song, this optimistic anthem has become a centerpiece in several productions, capturing the hope and joy that Broadway strives to deliver.
Hello, Dolly! - The title song from the musical that gave Armstrong his biggest hit continues to delight audiences in various productions, including recent revivals.
When the Saints Go Marching In - This New Orleans jazz standard, which Armstrong helped popularize, brings his hometown's spirit to modern musical arrangements.
La Vie En Rose - Armstrong's English-language version of Édith Piaf's signature song has found new life in contemporary musical adaptations.
Mack the Knife - His interpretation of this Kurt Weill classic continues to influence modern Broadway arrangements.
Basin Street Blues - This quintessential jazz number captures the essence of New Orleans and appears in several current productions celebrating America's musical heritage.

The resurgence of Armstrong's music on Broadway not only pays tribute to his legendary status but also demonstrates

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