Tituss Burgess, most recently on Broadway in Moulin Rouge! The Musical, recently joined the 11-member a cappella group Voctave for a dynamic rendition of the Broadway classic "On a Clear Day You Can See Forever."

Watch Burgess perform the Alan Jay Lerner-Burton Lane classic in the video above. The recording is the first in the group's "Voctave & Friends" series, featuring collaborations with other singers.

Kendall Thomsen was the sound engineer for the video, which features an arrangement by Jamey Ray, cinematography by Danny Bristoll and Adam Giles, and editing by Giles.

Directed by Robert Lewis, On a Clear Day You Can See Forever officially opened on Broadway October 17, 1965, playing three previews and 280 regular performances at the Mark Hellinger Theatre before closing June 11, 1966. The musical received three 1966 Tony nominations, including those for co-stars Barbara Harris and John Cullum. Barbra Streisand started in the subsequent film version.

Emmy nominee Burgess played Titus Andromedon in the hit Netflix series Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt and was also seen in the second season of Schmigadoon! His Broadway credits also include Good Vibrations, Jersey Boys, Guys and Dolls, and The Little Mermaid.