Swing Joined: 6/24/07
Too girly? There aren't any references.
Thanks
Broadway Legend Joined: 7/28/05
Now, no.
In a few years, yes.
I don't find anything feminine in the song: unless accepting a change and reflecting on your life is only done by women.
Swing Joined: 6/24/07
I think the main problem I'm finding with the song is that it is hugely overdone by females. Oh well
Hmmmm...... eh. I think its a so-so song even for women!
Tell us if he's a tenor or bari and maybe we can give you suggestions of a traditional male songs. There are some great ones!
I think it's just a bad audition song. Period.
Broadway Star Joined: 10/26/05
Try CHANGE IN ME from Whorehouse Goes Public!
Broadway Legend Joined: 2/17/06
Well, there is a version with a key for males in the Alan Menken songbook.
That key is in D, then modulates to F.
The original is in A, then modulates to C.
Broadway Legend Joined: 10/19/06
I'm a baritone, and I had NO trouble singing it in the original key when I did it for a concert last May. I sounded damn good on it too.
Broadway Legend Joined: 11/20/06
I just think there are enough good songs written originally for guys, Auditioners expect a lot if you decide to do a song usually sung by the other gender. I mean, if you skipped the whole anthology for your voice to pick just one song, it better be good.
I always thought the song was about getting your first
"well. you know"... becoming a "woman".
Broadway Star Joined: 3/17/05
If you've had a sex change operation, then it could really have some meaning.
"There's been a change in me...." :)
I don't know, nothing against you, But i can't stand when people audition with songs that aren't sex appropriate. And then my mind wonders and then i realize i didn't pay attention to any of their audition.
I have been dying to sing it. I have a higher tenor voice and I tried Ashley's key from On The record. It din't work, but my friend sang it lower and it worked fine.
I love that song, but not with Toni.
Husk,
Which "original" did you sing?
A to C, or D to F?
You should sing "As Long As He Needs Me!"
Broadway Legend Joined: 10/19/06
BroomstickBoy-
The one liscened by MTI, so whatever key that is in, is the key I sang it in.
I would say avoid using female songs for men. First of all, it's really distracting (okay, I'm only referring to online video stuff) and secondly, it can throw people off.
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Chorus Member Joined: 4/19/06
Only if he sings it with a Peter Brady crack every 8 bars or so.
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