Lea Michele and Cory Monteith’s 5 Sweetest ‘Glee’ Performances
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“Don’t Stop Believin’”
One of the first performances that featured a solo by both Finn and Rachel, the track is one of the most famous performances on the show. The song was first featured in the pilot episode in 2009.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5WxPyUzWSPA
“Journey Medley”
The duo started off singing “Faithfully”, which eventually led into the rest of the singing group, New Directions, belting out a medley of the band's hits in the season one finale.
“I Just Can’t Stop Loving You”
Featured on a season three episode that was dedicated to the late Michael Jackson, Finn and Rachel shared a romantic duet that was followed by Rachel accepting Finn’s marriage proposal.
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“Roots Before Branches”
In the season three finale, the twosome are faced with the tough decision of putting their relationship and marriage on hold, as Finn tells Rachel to accept a spot at her dream school in New York. The two have a teary goodbye, and Rachel eventually boards a train to NYC. Finn chases after her.
“We’ve Got Tonight”
Finn and Rachel performed a duet at the anticipated wedding of Will Schuester [Matthew Morrison] and Emma Pillsbury [Jayma Mays], which appropriately aired on Valentine’s Day 2013. The performance would end up being the last song the pair would sing together.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=athsXZUaxpg
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