WATCH: Kelly Clarkson and Josh Groban Sing Phantom of the Opera's 'All I Ask of You'

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WATCH: Kelly Clarkson and Josh Groban Sing Phantom of the Opera's 'All I Ask of You'
The segment is part of Groban's upcoming PBS special airing in December.
 Gina Vivinetto
          
          Nov 05, 2015
          
        
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Operatic pop singer Josh Groban invited Kelly Clarkson onstage during the filming of his PBS special scheduled to air this holiday season.
The two LGBT allies performed a rousing "All I Ask of You" from the Phantom of the Opera soundtrack, the same song they recorded for Groban's 2015 Stages Broadway musical album.
And, what a treat it is to hear it live!
If you think Clarkson sounds resplendent on all the pop songs she covers, wait until you hear her nail this one. Those high notes! That control. And, Groban's no slouch either.
Watch the duo sing "All I Ask of You" below:

        
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