Rodin used to say of Camille, "I showed her where to find the gold, but the gold she found was truly her own." The song Gold is the eleven o'clock number in the show, and the song has taken on a life of its own. It was first released as the title track of Linda Eder's 2002 album, and she has performed it often in concert. The song received its international debut at the Opening Ceremonies of the 2002 Winter Olympics. Linda then released a new recording of the song on her 2003 album, "Broadway, My Way." The album "Gold" is available at Amazon and iTunes. A songbook for the album "Gold" is also available from Amazon. The album "Broadway, My Way" is available at Amazon and iTunes. A songbook for "Broadway, My Way" is also available from Amazon. Sheet music for the song "Gold" is also included in a folio titled "30 Pop/Rock Ballads: Then and Now", which is available from Amazon.

Linda Eder performed "Gold" for the musical special Hallelujah Broadway, which was recorded live in Prague at the Church of St. Simon & St. Judah in February 2010. The concert aired on PBS stations in July and August 2010, and is now available on DVD (US format: Region 1/NTSC or European format: Region 0/PAL). A highlights recording is also available in CD and MP3 format.

The program also features Rodrick Dixon, Alfreda Burke and Anthony Kearns, accompanied by the Prague Filmharmonic Orchestra and Choir. Tony Gregory directs the concert which has musical direction by Gavin Murphy. For more information, go to hallelujahbroadway.com
Nan has answered a Q&A about the song "Gold", discussing the meaning and history behind the song.