#1
Posted: 7/3/07 at 10:55pm
Too girly? There aren't any references.
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"A Change in Me" for a Boy - Audition Song??
#2
Posted: 7/3/07 at 10:57pm
Now, no.
In a few years, yes.
In a few years, yes.
#3
Posted: 7/3/07 at 10:57pm
I don't find anything feminine in the song: unless accepting a change and reflecting on your life is only done by women.
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#4
Posted: 7/3/07 at 10:59pm
I think the main problem I'm finding with the song is that it is hugely overdone by females. Oh well
#5
Posted: 7/3/07 at 10:59pm
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!
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!
#6
Posted: 7/3/07 at 11:09pm
I think it's just a bad audition song. Period.
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#7
Posted: 7/4/07 at 8:43am
Try CHANGE IN ME from Whorehouse Goes Public!
#8
Posted: 7/4/07 at 8:51am
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.
That key is in D, then modulates to F.
The original is in A, then modulates to C.
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#9
Posted: 7/4/07 at 11:04am
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.
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#10
Posted: 7/4/07 at 11:50am
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.
#11
Posted: 7/4/07 at 11:56am
I always thought the song was about getting your first
"well. you know"... becoming a "woman".
"well. you know"... becoming a "woman".
#12
Posted: 7/4/07 at 12:31pm
If you've had a sex change operation, then it could really have some meaning.
"There's been a change in me...." :)
"There's been a change in me...." :)
#13
Posted: 7/4/07 at 12:39pm
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.
#14
Posted: 7/4/07 at 1:42pm
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.
I love that song, but not with Toni.
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#15
Posted: 7/4/07 at 5:29pm
Husk,
Which "original" did you sing?
A to C, or D to F?
Which "original" did you sing?
A to C, or D to F?
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#16
Posted: 7/4/07 at 5:46pm
You should sing "As Long As He Needs Me!"
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#17
Posted: 7/4/07 at 5:48pm
BroomstickBoy-
The one liscened by MTI, so whatever key that is in, is the key I sang it in.
The one liscened by MTI, so whatever key that is in, is the key I sang it in.
http://www.youtube.com/huskcharmer
#18
Posted: 7/5/07 at 12:34pm
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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#19
Posted: 7/5/07 at 1:12pm
Only if he sings it with a Peter Brady crack every 8 bars or so.
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