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#76

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Posted: 8/9/03 at 12:42pm

Okay - I guess when I think of "big" voices, I think of Marin Mazzie and Judy Kaye..legitimate, classically trained, perfectly placed, with seamless registers, and powerfully produced without strain. But the comparison is pointless.... To each his own idea of "big" I guess!

#77

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Posted: 8/9/03 at 12:48pm

P.S. The voice darkens with age, too, so Bernadette's "Dames at Sea" and "Gypsy" would be different. Im not sure how much more powerful it would get without pushing it beyond its limits, resulting in vocal problems, damage, etc. etc. Gotta give her credit though for a long career.

#78

Just a note

Posted: 8/10/03 at 12:49pm

Just to let you know he was never asked to leave Rent or anything like that at all. Just wanted to clear that up don't want anyone starting something that is untrue.

#79

re: Just a note

Posted: 8/10/03 at 4:34pm

We know. We already covered that. Thanks for your input though.

Nothing precious, plain to see, don't make a fuss over me. Not loud, not soft, but somewhere inbetween. Say sorry, just let it be the word you mean.

#80

re: re: Just a note

Posted: 8/15/03 at 3:47pm

Michael Ball.

I thought he was gonna blow out a testicle when he sang "Love Changes Everything" on the Tonys.

#81

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Posted: 8/15/03 at 3:48pm

when was this? the year that aspects was nominated or later? and how could he blow out a testicle??? j/k

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