female duets
kat2tap
don't matter, as long as both can be performed by females. Any
suggestions? thankz
Theat...@webtv.net
Robert Gordon
> I'm looking for a female duet to perform. The voice types
> don't matter, as long as both can be performed by females.
Get Ann Hamptom Callaway and Liz Callaway's CD "Sibling Revelry".
The star item is something they call "The Huge Medley", where they race
through
every famous women's duet in show tune history, starting with Irving
Berlin's "Sisters"
and ending with the Judy/Barbra counterpoint of "Get Happy" and "Happy
Days
Are Here Again".
Here is a link to it on the Barnes & Noble site:
http://music.barnesandnoble.com/Search/product.asp?ean=21471144321
-- Rob Gordon
Noel Katz
Take Him from Pal Joey
By the Mississenewah from Something for the Boys
Marry the Man Today from Guys and Dolls
Ohio from Wonderful Town
Jealousy Duet from Threepenny Opera
It's Me from Me and Juliet
Mutual Admiration Society from Happy Hunting
A Boy Like That/I Have a Love from West Side Story
Piano Lesson from The Music Man
If Momma Was Married from Gypsy
Impossible from Cinderella
Stepsisters' Lament from Cinderella
My Favorite Things from The Sound of Music
What Did I Ever See In Him? from Bye Bye Birdie
The Hat from Ernest In Love
My Very First Impression from Ernest In Love
I Don't Know His Name from She Loves Me
Baby, Dream Your Dream from Sweet Charity
Bosom Buddies from Mame
Every Day a Little Death from A Little Night Music
Two's Company from The Magic Show
Nowadays from Chicago
Class from Chicago
Fran and Janie from Is There Life After High School?
The Grass Is Always Greener from Woman of the Year
I Know Him So Well from Chess
What You Don't Know About Women from City of Angels
Something Bad Is Happening from Falsettos
It's Never That Easy/I've Been There Before from Closer Than Ever
Breaking the Rules from The Company of Women
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Richard C. Wall
or Marry The Man Today from GUYS AND DOLLS
Stephen Farrow
With, in context, one of the stupidest lyrics ever written. Good choice
as a concert piece, though.
Stephen
--
"First of all, you're going to need a live chicken and a working
knowledge of Latin..."
Brad Filippone
: hi all! i'm looking for a female duet to perform. the voice types
: don't matter, as long as both can be performed by females. Any
: suggestions? thankz
Here's another Gilbert & Sullivan list:
From Patience:
"Long Years Ago, Fourteen Maybe" (Patience and Angela - Soprano and
Mezzo) This is a cute little song about another child that Patience
played with when she was four years old. Because the other child was
male, Angela can't resist the thought that he represents Patience's first
love.
From Princess Ida
"Now, wouldn't you like to rule the roost?" (Melissa and Blanche -
Soprano and Alto) Blanch wants to run the Princess's all-woman univeristy
herself and she sees an opening, goaded on by her daughter Melissa.
From The Gondoliers
"Now Marco dear..." (Tessa and Gianetta - Soprano and Alto
[sometimes Mezzo]. They are singing to their husbands who enter at the
end, but their vocal parts could be dropped without too much problem. Of
course, the two ladies only sing together at the very end so there isn't
much mixing of voices.
Of course, if you add an extra woman, you can do the well known "Three
Litle Maids From School" from The Mikado. Also, from the same show, "So
Please You Sir, We Much Regret" which was used during the opening credits
of "Topsy Turvy"
Brad
I am me
belty, but it's nice.
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and the music turned to swing
and the tall handsome wonderful person
spun me around
and we made beautiful music
with our laughter
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