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Anyone doing anything fun to celebrate? I usually make a playlist I listen to all day. Maybe watch a Sondheim movie or something.

I don't know a lot about music theory, I have the sheet music that is in The Singers Musical Theatre Anthology Volume 1 for soprano and it starts in F major... so is this higher than Bernadette? The starting note is G4

I feel like my sheet music does not match it http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TSb4DJGZqzY

I thought it was about the band too, and though I generally dislike jukebox musicals, they are my favorite band so I was a bit disappointed.

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I've always wanted to send him a letter as well, just to thank him for all the happiness he has brought me with his music, but I have also never been sure how to find the correct address. If anyone can help me out as well, feel free to PM me :)

I love this thread because it involves my two favorite things

College of Charleston does not have a musical theater program. They have a music major and a theatre major, both are BA programs. (Though at one point I had planned to go to CofC and major in music since they seem to do more musicals than the theatre department.) Elon seems to have a really good BFA musical theate, same with Ithaca, Florida State, and Syracuse. I'm unsure about Rockford University.

I never listen to FORUM ever... The only production I've seen was a high school one and it was just terrible, really terrible. So maybe that's part of it, but I really just don't like any of the songs. Comedy Tonight is decent. I can't believe some of the answers... The Right Girl is one of my favorites and I haven't seen it performed live. And I second ljay with The Best Thing That Has Ever Happened.

I always like this Spring Awakening artwork better than what was used on Broadway, and I second what was said about liking the old N2N artwork better as well

"you need to seek out the 3rd documentary: the 2007 PBS INDEPENDENT LENS documentary: GREY GARDENS: From East Hampton to Broadway" Where could I find this?

How does one go about writing Sondheim?

"Most of my albums come in the digital format from iTunes because it is simply the cheapest and easiest way to get them (even if they don't have everything.)They have the concert recording, but not the Papermill. " I was able to buy the Papermill on itunes, I wonder why it's no longer available?

I took a class at UCLA that Sammy Williams (A Chorus Line) helped teach.. At the time he was in a show being performed in Los Angeles..

Umm.. Next to Normal for sure.

Anne does not look 18...

Sorry for my incompetence, but I longed on a few days ago;.. maybe even a week ago... and there was a special with all these Sondheim related articles on the right side of BWW.. I had to go somewhere and had to get off the computer before I had time to check it out, and now that I do have time I can't find it anywhere.. I remember it saying that Sondheim would be playing on the radio all week, and I'm noticing that that is still the case, but I still can't find the links to the other articles...

I got really excited thinking this was a thread about Sunday in the Park with George, haha.

"Cole Porter's "From This Moment On" was cut from "Out of This World," and is now a standard. No other song in the actual show achieved this status, though it has wonderful songs. " Isn't "From This Moment On" in Kiss Me Kate? I never knew it was in any other show. Unless you referring to another song of course.

I'm not saying it's my only life goal, but it's definitely a goal I'd like to accomplish in my life... His music has changed my life. And considering there aren't any other "celebrities" (or celebrity's as you put it?) that I'm trying to meet, I am completely aware that there is in fact more to life. I know you said you were teasing, but I just wanted to clarify, because I wasn't entirely sure of your joke haha.