I need several broadways pieces for a 1st soprano. I have a classical voice, so old broadway would be best. If I do new Broadway like Wicked I’ll ruin the dynamics of my voice. I know I’m already doing All I Ask Of You with my boyfriend, but I need a few more pieces.
It would be good if it also had a improvised scat in it, but this is not necessary.
perhaps you mean Nickey Mcmullen?
I think it won the grammy because the instruments were very well mixed and very disquinshable. I think it’s about the girl missing her boyfriend… thanks for any help.
what types of music would a female music major, studying music within a state college music program be interested in? She’s around 21 years old. What is the curriculum like? and if she’s that serious about music, would she be into classical, or just modern music? I need to figure this out so I will know what types of concerts she may be interested in (can’t ask her because it’s a surprise). Thanks
I am singing at a gala for about 60 guests. Very classy, mainly an older group. What are some good blues/jazz songs I cant sing with piano?
I love the blues but have found my collection is a bit dated – which is completely fine with me. However, I would like to expand my exposure to more current artists. In particular, I am looking for more current female artists. Anyone have any ideas? Thanks.
I’m putting together a jazz group with keys, string or elec bass, drums and a female vocalist. Can you suggest any good songs in any jazz style?
I have an audition for theatre school and I’m contemplating whether I should do a Lady M monologue but her age range is nothing close to mine so I don’t know if that would look bad on my part. HELP! I need one classical and one contemporary. Any suggestions ?
I’m auditioning at different college for theatre scholarships in a month.
One of my monologues has to be classical.
I’m planning on doing one of the nurse monologues from Romeo and Juliet, but I’m having second thoughts.
So can someone suggest a dramatic, classical monologue?
I don’t want it to be overdone.
Please help.
Thanks!