re: Phantom Phacts
Jan 27
2005, 10:15:38 PM
Honestly, going into the Phantom of the Opera (movie) unbiased without having seen the play or for that matter knowing anything about it until maybe two weeks ago was a great experiecence, I left the theater with a smile on my face! And because of the film I am incredibly interested in seeing Phantom at broadway, #1 because it's my dream to play the phantom and #2 because I want to see how the special effects are...oh and the story.
Honestly you cannot compare the two, I have listened t
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re: broadway questions
Jan 17
2005, 09:34:27 PM
wildcat - so that means that it's not announced. And what about actual rehearsals, there is a show going on everyday except for Monday sometimes. How does one manage? The understudies?
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broadway questions
Jan 17
2005, 09:08:52 PM
What inspires people to follow careers on broadway?
What challanges does one face when auditioning?
How long does one have to memorize lines?
yay for questions
And when do actors and actresses practice to maintain their lines and work with each other?
didn't mean to post twice.
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broadway questions
Jan 17
2005, 09:07:49 PM
What inspires people to follow careers on broadway?
What challanges does one face when auditioning?
How long does one have to memorize lines?
yay for questions
And when do actors and actresses practice to maintain their lines and work with each other?
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re: What's the Best Screen Name you've seen here?
Jan 17
2005, 08:27:20 PM
marco meatball is the most original thing I have ever seen...that and lord of the waffles.
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re: only tenors for lead roles now?
Jan 17
2005, 08:25:33 PM
tenors are rarrrrrreeee! yay!
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re: only tenors for lead roles now?
Jan 17
2005, 07:59:00 PM
http://rhadamanthus.mynuts.org/marco2.mp3
if I was a rich man.
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golden
Jan 17
2005, 06:57:23 PM
...I can't go through 70 pages of questions and see if this one hasn't been asked..lol
What was the audition process like, and for that matter the memorizing of lines and things like that :)
Bet I made a mistake here..somewhere..
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re: only tenors for lead roles now?
Jan 17
2005, 06:07:10 PM
thanks, those high notes feel real natural though. If you mean the b flat that's essentially the end of my register
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Dream parts/plays
Jan 17
2005, 04:59:45 PM
My goal is to be the Phantom.
I'd love to be Tony in some revival of West Side Story
and if I ever got the opportunity I'd love to be the Beast or Tevye
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re: 2005 High School Musicals Across the USA
Jan 17
2005, 04:51:15 PM
Broadway version of Beauty and the Beast (I'm the Beast) we were going to do Les Miserables but we had like 8 males come and we needed like thirty..I'm so glad I'm graduating with beauty and the Beast
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rejection stories
Jan 17
2005, 04:43:02 PM
being that here are no males I often get the leads, I have for about 3 years in HS. I'm in hs though so i'm waiting for things to change real fast, competition is so awesome...like that feeling you get inside..When I tried out for Tevye 4 really good guys tried out too, I prepared myself over a year. One guy quit (cause hes an asshole anyway stupid arrogant peice of crap) and the other one who was one point from me got Lazar-wolf, one of the reasons why i got it was because I was more experience
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re: only tenors for lead roles now?
Jan 17
2005, 04:35:18 PM
wow...make sure they do so, and if your really serius I would recommend going every two weeks or even every week. It helps to keep you motivated too.
Also here is a sampler of my voice if anyone is interested :)
http://rhadamanthus.mynuts.org/marco.mp3
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re: only tenors for lead roles now?
Jan 17
2005, 03:55:01 PM
wouldn't it be better to establish a classical voice style and then transfer over?
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re: only tenors for lead roles now?
Jan 17
2005, 03:10:49 PM
Yeah, she's a real good teacher. Just kind of nutty, and...well insane. Lol.
Also teth, you'll feel it less in your chest and more in your head..hence head voice! Lol.
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re: only tenors for lead roles now?
Jan 17
2005, 02:58:34 PM
she's off her rocker anyway. Lol, I don't know...We got so caught up in college crap that I barely have fun with any of the stuff I sing, its all ultra classical.
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re: only tenors for lead roles now?
Jan 17
2005, 02:40:37 PM
castration use to work!
my singing teacher is an alumni fro carnegie-Mellon so she has me doing more arias than broadway stuff, and some show peices when i am doing a show in school. She's actually been working on me trying to become a counter-tenor and she wont push low notes because she is a fraid I will lose my tenor range.
Also that G that she has you sing do you use some head voice too?
Teth, sometimes pushing your body into a note can send it louder and bi
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re: only tenors for lead roles now?
Jan 17
2005, 01:58:54 PM
but since im a tenor i can only sing a full tenor scale..plus flasetto..is that bad?
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re: only tenors for lead roles now?
Jan 17
2005, 01:23:15 PM
Like Gerald Butler in Phantom, sorry for the mistake about pippin. Also a b flat above MIDDLE C? That's the end of the tenor range usually.
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re: only tenors for lead roles now?
Jan 17
2005, 12:29:37 PM
high baritone ljay :)
Good tenors can hit a c below middle c and the c above middle c, a good baritone/high baritone can sing up to a G above middle c and i think a G below middle C. I've sung soprano parts and I'm a tenor! Score..tghat's the falsetto. A tenor 2 is higher isn't it? So that technically is called a counter-tenor which can go up to about an F that's alto land right there..and damn high.
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