One of the most famous and admired musical groups in history, Simon & Garfunkel, made a lasting impression with their classic hit from the 1970s, ‘Bridge Over Troubled Water.’

Their biggest hit, this song has remained instantly identifiable and has resonated with fans over the years.

This gospel-inspired song has risen steadily in the charts ever since it was first released, demonstrating its enduring appeal.

More than 50 musicians from a variety of genres have contributed their unique takes on this timeless piece over time.

As evidence of its enormous influence, Rolling Stone magazine ranked it 48th out of the 500 Greatest Songs of All Time.

Groban’s versatility as a musician is demonstrated by his duets with well-known musicians like Celine Dion. Notably,

he was chosen by David Foster himself to cover for Andrea Bocelli on a momentous occasion. As one of the most well-known and talented vocalists of his generation,

Groban has cemented his status for the last few years. He stands out for his extraordinary ability to infuse each song he covers with a distinctive and alluring flair.

While Groban was performing at Madison Square Garden, one of his many times there, he purposefully chose to open with this timeless song.

There was no denying the excitement of the audience when they realized the song he was going to play.

Groban is capable of singing any song brilliantly, but his first performance of this motivational song was simply amazing.

His powerful vocals gave the traditional song a modern twist, making for an absolutely amazing performance.

Groban’s powerful piano playing and vocals were the only accompaniment for the majority of the song. His captivating voice captivated the listeners.

A chorus of musicians and vocalists entered the song as it went along, adding to the unique atmosphere that was influenced by gospel.

A truly fascinating performance was produced by the faultless blending of instruments, harmonies, and Groban’s amazing voice.

His voice reverberated, its intensity and emotion enveloping the entire room. The performance’s video is available for viewing here: