#1
Posted: 8/28/06 at 10:57pm
What are the highest notes in the Evita score and what songs they're found in?
#2
Posted: 8/29/06 at 9:17am
EVA:
Buenos Aires has 2 high F's in the Bridge
New Argentina has 3 verse of High E's with an optional Gb
The general range for Eva is pretty high most of the time, but these are the highest notes.
CHE:
Most of Che's role could be sung by a high baritone, but these passages really need some high notes:
Goodnight and Thank You
Money Keeps Rollin In (especially those high wails)
Buenos Aires has 2 high F's in the Bridge
New Argentina has 3 verse of High E's with an optional Gb
The general range for Eva is pretty high most of the time, but these are the highest notes.
CHE:
Most of Che's role could be sung by a high baritone, but these passages really need some high notes:
Goodnight and Thank You
Money Keeps Rollin In (especially those high wails)
#3
Posted: 8/29/06 at 12:43pm
Che sings high B's and Cs on the harmony line for Goodnight and Thankyou. The scream in Money Keeps Rolling In is a high B. It most definitely can be sung by a high baritone as thats how Matt Rawle categorises himself on his agent's website
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