Duets for female child and middle-aged man?- Page 2

[LizzieCurry]

re: Duets for female child and middle-aged man?#25

Posted: 1/7/08 at 10:37pm

I also suggest "First Man You Remember" a beautiful and touching song.

Not if you watch the Michael Ball/Diana Morrison music video. Then it's just weird and Vogue-like.

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[Joshua488]

re: Duets for female child and middle-aged man?#26

Posted: 1/7/08 at 10:53pm

Nevermind. Not a duet.

Updated On: 1/7/08 at 10:53 PM

[newlife2001]

re: Duets for female child and middle-aged man?#27

Posted: 1/8/08 at 3:47am

Would it be called "Gliding?"

[KQuill]

re: Duets for female child and middle-aged man?#28

Posted: 1/8/08 at 8:30am

How about "Alone in the Universe"?

[scamp3]

re: Duets for female child and middle-aged man?#28

Posted: 1/8/08 at 11:08am

"Off To Massachusetts" from Little Women.

The male part is a little older than middle aged, but it's a sweet little song that can be fun to perform.

[Mattbrain]

re: Duets for female child and middle-aged man?#29

Posted: 1/8/08 at 11:39am

Unfortunately, the Little Girl and Tateh never have a duet. In fact, the Little Girl barely sings at all, which stinks.

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[newlife2001]

re: Duets for female child and middle-aged man?#30

Posted: 1/8/08 at 4:39pm

KQuill, What show is that?

[newlife2001]

re: Duets for female child and middle-aged man?#31

Posted: 1/8/08 at 4:41pm

Thant you, Craig. I will research the song.

[newlife2001]

re: Duets for female child and middle-aged man?#32

Posted: 1/8/08 at 4:57pm

Thanks for your response. I heard part of it from a clip on Amazon.com. Tateh sounded a little grumpy! I'll have to listen to the whole thing. I want this to be a showcase for my niece. If our parts are equal that's OK, because she will have her own solo piece as well. But I wouldn't want to do it if I had a really big part and she just had a little part. So I'll have to see. I didn't mention it in my post, but it would be nice if could I provide an opportunity for my niece to sing some harmony with me, because I think she can hold an indpendent line, even at age 5.

[mijofly19]

re: Duets for female child and middle-aged man?#33

Posted: 1/8/08 at 9:53pm

Not so much a female child, but rather a young female adult and an older man...the song Jane and her father sing in TARZAN could work for you.

[newlife2001]

re: Duets for female child and middle-aged man?#34

Posted: 1/16/08 at 1:20pm

Right.

[newlife2001]

re: Duets for female child and middle-aged man?#35

Posted: 1/16/08 at 1:22pm

I got the CD (198. Both versions are solos. Not duets.

[K8eeyore]

re: Duets for female child and middle-aged man?#36

Posted: 1/16/08 at 3:53pm

Another possibility could be "I Want to Be Happy" from NO NO NANETTE (the girl's supposed to be teens-early twenties, but could be younger). The down side is the song can be borderline creepy if done with the wrong interpretation.

[singingwendy]

re: Duets for female child and middle-aged man?#37

Posted: 1/16/08 at 5:37pm

"No Matter What" from "Beauty and the Beast" could work too. It's a song between Belle and her father.

I think there are arrangements of "Gary, Indiana" from "Music Man" that are written as duet also.

How about "I'd Do Anything" from "Oliver"? Just reverse, Dodger and Nancy's parts.....

[sidwich]

re: Duets for female child and middle-aged man?#38

Posted: 1/16/08 at 6:42pm

Not a theatre song, but the old Frank Sinatra song "High Hopes" is for older man and young gir.