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Posted: 12/24/15 at 7:43am
The best way to choose a topic is to do a research on broadway. And when you find something that interests you, write your paper on it. Surely, this will take more time than simply asking for advice. Still, you can check websites like http://www.pbs.org/wnet/broadway/category/essays/ or http://musicessay.org/topics/ for some tips on choosing a topic.
Posted: 12/24/15 at 8:19am
Since you are asking this community, one answer might be the impact, if any, of social media criticism on Broadway production focusing on three stages: pre-Broadway (when there is pre-Broadway) development and preview, the professional critics, and boomeranging to how social media reception changes, if it does, after professional reviews come out. Do professionals still function as independently as they once did? Or has word of mouth perhaps become a more significant force now that it can be mass communicated by just about anyone? What exactly is the social networking mob's influence?
Not sure if there is enough out there that will help you begin to answer these questions but there might be.
oh, I now see this is an old thread and that I gave you a potential thesis two years ago. Nevermind.
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Posted: 12/24/15 at 10:06am
Your topic should be: Why bootlegging a Broadway show should be allowed.
Posted: 12/24/15 at 10:09am
Is it AP music theory? If so, that's an interesting assignment for that class. If so, you could write about a specific Broadway composer and discuss how and/or why he/she strays from or conforms to voice leading conventions.
