#2
Posted: 12/12/07 at 3:26am
I notice he's singing it a half step lower than he used to. Kind of surprising. I thought he was infallible for a while there but maybe he doesn't want to sing G#s night after night anymore. Thanks for posting this.
#3
Posted: 12/12/07 at 3:38am
I'm really not sure how I feel about a lowered MOTN...that A-flat was so iconic. I can hit a decent G, and I don't belong anywhere near the stage as the Phantom. I dunno...still decided my official stance.
He does have such a lovely voice though, it's like honey floating through the air.
He does have such a lovely voice though, it's like honey floating through the air.
#4
Posted: 12/12/07 at 3:58am
Warlow used to be able to hit a pretty dynamite G#... and the odd A, and I've even heard one recording of him singing a Bb. When he played the Phantom back in the early 90s he sang MOTN in its original key. The G# seemed to be his reliable money note until recently.
EDIT: Apparently when the show opened he was plagued with a bad case of the flu but performed anyway. Maybe this is from around that point.
EDIT: Apparently when the show opened he was plagued with a bad case of the flu but performed anyway. Maybe this is from around that point.
Updated On: 12/12/07 at 03:58 AM
#5
Posted: 12/12/07 at 5:27am
Maybe they changed the key just for this performance (or just for a short period during the run). The change would take it to C major, which is a lot simpler to play than Db major.
PS - Where did he sing this Bb? Hopefully not on "long to BE".
PS - Where did he sing this Bb? Hopefully not on "long to BE".
#6
Posted: 12/12/07 at 6:41am
How to properly use its/it's:
Its is the possessive. It's is the contraction for it is...
Updated On: 12/12/07 at 06:41 AM
#7
Posted: 12/12/07 at 8:13am
He could sing a menu from McDonald's in whatever key he wanted to. He still has the finest baritone voice in existence today.
#8
Posted: 12/12/07 at 8:30am
Wow!!! He's so amazing... and still THE definitive Enjolras...
Makes a decent Phantom, too
Thank you for sharing
Makes a decent Phantom, too
Thank you for sharing
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#9
Posted: 12/12/07 at 12:17pm
He sang a Bb in a song called Bad Habits that he sang with John Farnham in the Main Event concert. There's a video of it available to download... someplace... He just kind of wails it, but he does hit it.
As far as I know, he never did Music of the Night in a higher key than normal. But his Phantom of the Opera theme was a half step higher. It's pre-recorded anyway, so it's not like he was actually singing it.
As far as I know, he never did Music of the Night in a higher key than normal. But his Phantom of the Opera theme was a half step higher. It's pre-recorded anyway, so it's not like he was actually singing it.
#10
Posted: 1/11/08 at 6:29pm
http://www.abc.net.au/brisbane/stories/s2136885.htm?backyard
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#11
Posted: 1/11/08 at 9:14pm
Can I gloat (since I can never do it any other time) and say I was only a couple of metres away from him as the Phantom - twice. (I normally hate sitting in the first couple of rows - but I gave an exception to this because of Warlow (and the second time being directly under the Chandelier path).
The truly amazing thing I found about the Main Event concert was how well John Farnham was able to sing (the harder stuff Anthony tends to do anyway - not the light pop stuff he normally does).
The truly amazing thing I found about the Main Event concert was how well John Farnham was able to sing (the harder stuff Anthony tends to do anyway - not the light pop stuff he normally does).
#12
Posted: 1/11/08 at 9:22pm
Get that man to Broadway, half-step lower or not.
Send Howard McGillin and his dull performance off to Australia for awhile and let us have Warlow...
Send Howard McGillin and his dull performance off to Australia for awhile and let us have Warlow...
#13
Posted: 1/11/08 at 9:59pm
NEW CAST RECORDING PLEASE! I just love it! :)
#14
Posted: 1/11/08 at 10:22pm
A Cast Recording Please!
Especially since I now don't have to worry about our ears bleeding from Marina Prior!
Especially since I now don't have to worry about our ears bleeding from Marina Prior!
#15
Posted: 1/12/08 at 12:16am
"He could sing a menu from McDonald's in whatever key he wanted to. He still has the finest baritone voice in existence today."
He makes me proud to be a high baritone.
He makes me proud to be a high baritone.
I want to apologize for some offensive messages posted on this board under my name. The night 0f 12-15-08 I did not have internet access, and someone had used my name to post something offensive. My avatar was also changed. I dont' know what else was posted, or if anyone recieved bad PMs, but I want to apologize for that. I've changed my password, and even though I was not the one posting these messages it still needed to be corrected.
#16
Posted: 1/12/08 at 12:17am
He is simply the greatest. Saw it when he was sick and you would never have known.
Sarah. C.
#17
Posted: 1/12/08 at 12:23am
His voice makes me melt. His "Soliloquy" from CAROUSEL is chilling. I love his CDs...
Thanks for helping me figure out what to listen to tomorrow!
Thanks for helping me figure out what to listen to tomorrow!
<---- You can see the crazy in her eyes. ;-)
#18
Posted: 1/12/08 at 2:57am
[quote] NEW CAST RECORDING PLEASE! [end quote]
Screw that, give us a direct to video recording (ala Cats, Joseph and the new Superstar) with Warlow, so that fans of the STAGE show don't have to settle for the Schumacher movie alone.
Screw that, give us a direct to video recording (ala Cats, Joseph and the new Superstar) with Warlow, so that fans of the STAGE show don't have to settle for the Schumacher movie alone.
#19
Posted: 1/12/08 at 11:57am
Anthony Warlow is one of the best male singers I have ever heard.
Jimmy, what are you doing here in the middle of the night? It's almost 9 PM!
#20
Posted: 1/12/08 at 2:53pm
"He sang a Bb in a song called Bad Habits that he sang with John Farnham in the Main Event concert. There's a video of it available to download... someplace... He just kind of wails it, but he does hit it. "
The video is on YouTube -- very funny because Warlow does a Frank Spencer imitation as well.
The video is on YouTube -- very funny because Warlow does a Frank Spencer imitation as well.
#21
Posted: 1/12/08 at 4:11pm
Anthony Warlow's impression of Frank Spencer is one of the funniest things I've seen in my life.
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#22
Posted: 1/12/08 at 5:12pm
I believe that he actually is now singing it in the original key. He was deathly ill for the opening, I think they lowered the keys until he recuperated.
That being said-He is the finest Male Theater singer in the world.
That being said-He is the finest Male Theater singer in the world.
Other than that, did you enjoy the play Mrs Lincoln?
#23
Posted: 1/12/08 at 8:41pm
Wouldn't singing Abs, As, and Bbs make him a tenor?
#24
Posted: 1/12/08 at 9:41pm
"Screw that, give us a direct to video recording (ala Cats, Joseph and the new Superstar) with Warlow, so that fans of the STAGE show don't have to settle for the Schumacher movie alone."
I agree!!!!! Yup... screw the recording! :)
I agree!!!!! Yup... screw the recording! :)
#25
Posted: 1/12/08 at 10:18pm
The Baritone vs tenor vs Lyric baritone is really just an exercise in semantics-Especially when we are talking Musical Theater. The opera world would probably classify him as a Baritone, as the real meat of his range is at or just above the staff.
As far as musical theater-Listen to His recording of The title song from Anyone Can Whistle or "Johanna" from Sweeney and you would say he is a tenor. But give a listen to "Where
Thine That Special Face" from Kiss me Kate or "If Ever I Would Leave you" from Camelot and you would say he is a baritone.
Regardless, he is fantastic.
As far as musical theater-Listen to His recording of The title song from Anyone Can Whistle or "Johanna" from Sweeney and you would say he is a tenor. But give a listen to "Where
Thine That Special Face" from Kiss me Kate or "If Ever I Would Leave you" from Camelot and you would say he is a baritone.
Regardless, he is fantastic.
Other than that, did you enjoy the play Mrs Lincoln?
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