#26
Posted: 5/31/08 at 4:27pm
actually my music teacher used to be a viola sub for many broadway shows
Did Sondheim STEAL a song from Jonathan Larson?????? — Page 2
#27
Posted: 5/31/08 at 4:28pm
I'm afraid I don't understand you OP. You asked if Sondheim stole a song from Jonathan Larson, yet you did not even check to see when the songs were written. The first thing any sensible person would do is to check the dates the songs were written before accusing someone of plagiarism.
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#28
Posted: 5/31/08 at 4:32pm
Wow, this is one of the most idiotic threads I've ever seen on this board, and that's saying something!
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#29
Posted: 5/31/08 at 4:33pm
Just stop, dramagirl.
You're giving me a really bad headache.
Expect the responses you're getting when you come onto a Broadway Board with an extremely idiotic innane question.
You're giving me a really bad headache.
Expect the responses you're getting when you come onto a Broadway Board with an extremely idiotic innane question.
#30
Posted: 5/31/08 at 4:35pm
TooDarnHot: WHERE did you get that picture of my vocal coach?! She's gonna be SO PISSED that you've posted her all over a public forum!
#32
Posted: 5/31/08 at 4:38pm
JOHNNY LIKES SOCK PUPPETS!
Weez - I'm so sorry. Sometimes I confuse dumbass music teachers, who used to be viola subs for Broadway shows, with your voice teacher.
Weez - I'm so sorry. Sometimes I confuse dumbass music teachers, who used to be viola subs for Broadway shows, with your voice teacher.
#33
Posted: 5/31/08 at 4:48pm
HA.
What an excellent thread.
A work of art is an invitation to love.
What an excellent thread.
Updated On: 5/31/08 at 04:48 PM
#36
Posted: 5/31/08 at 4:51pm
I'm truly debating right now between laughing and banging my head against a wall.
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#37
Posted: 5/31/08 at 4:54pm
Ashley - I was like you. Always wondering. Debating.
Should I get mad? Should I respond back with rude comments? Should I make fun of the OP for being a dumbass? Or should I just try and have fun with this ridiculous thread?
Incredibly, I managed to do all of those things. Everyone wins in the end.
Should I get mad? Should I respond back with rude comments? Should I make fun of the OP for being a dumbass? Or should I just try and have fun with this ridiculous thread?
Incredibly, I managed to do all of those things. Everyone wins in the end.
#38
Posted: 5/31/08 at 5:09pm
I hate ametures use common sense sodheim is at least 20 years older than larson who do you think wrote it first unless larson thought of the song the day he was born.
Updated On: 5/31/08 at 05:09 PM
#39
Posted: 5/31/08 at 6:07pm
ouch....ouch
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#40
Posted: 5/31/08 at 6:09pm
"my post was sarcastic"
Nice backpedal.
Nice backpedal.
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#41
Posted: 5/31/08 at 6:25pm
Awesome.
Just... awesome.
Just... awesome.
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#42
Posted: 5/31/08 at 8:54pm
dramagirl 487, questions like this can be answered by simply using Google or Wikipedia (yeah, even Wikipedia).
There are no stupid questions, just stupid posts.
There are no stupid questions, just stupid posts.
#43
Posted: 5/31/08 at 8:58pm
Lol, this cracks me up! Do a little research before making the carzy claim that Stephen Sondheim, considered by many to be the greates composer of all time, stole a song from Larson, whose music sounds nothing like Sondheim.
#44
Posted: 5/31/08 at 9:00pm
I think I've officially gone insane. I don't care what Lost's John Locke says, I think I've gone nuts.
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#46
Posted: 5/31/08 at 9:23pm
I heard Gershwin stole the entire score to Porgy and Bess for Lin Manuel-Miranda.
#47
Posted: 5/31/08 at 9:56pm
Larson TOTALLY stole that part in RENT that goes "I'm dreaming of a white Christmas."
And thast part at the end of Tick Tick Boom where the piano plays "Happy Birthday to You."
And thast part at the end of Tick Tick Boom where the piano plays "Happy Birthday to You."
#48
Posted: 5/31/08 at 10:01pm
And Michael Greif - please - that single line of actors facing the audience in SOL - totally stolen!
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#49
Posted: 6/1/08 at 8:04am
Actually Blaxx I believe Jerome Robbins stole that idea from Michael Greif.
#50
Posted: 6/1/08 at 9:55am
Crook! Crook!
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