#1
Posted: 3/29/13 at 9:59pm
Juilliard doesn't have a MT program. Hmm...
How did Lupone get so good at Singing? She went to Juilliard....
#3
Posted: 3/29/13 at 10:08pm
I can only imagine the torrent of responses the OP's question might trigger!
#4
Posted: 3/29/13 at 10:13pm
#5
Posted: 3/29/13 at 10:19pm
Many great singers don't receive any kind of vocal training, hitting the notes comes natural to them. Patti struggled a lot during the original run of Evita due to her lack of technique, eventually she was taught by a chorus member well into the run.
#6
Posted: 3/29/13 at 10:22pm
Remarkably, a performer's experience and abilities is not limited to their college education.
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#7
Posted: 3/29/13 at 10:22pm
yes yes i know all about her Evita struggling.I wonder if she would of had problems with the Evita score if she attended a MT school. hmmm...
#8
Posted: 3/29/13 at 10:25pm
Yes But It sure helps.I attend a professional Circus college school and there is no way i would make it with a big company like cirque du soleil if i wasn't at college.Lupone probably wouldn't of had vocal problems if she went to a school that specializes in Proper voice training.
#9
Posted: 3/29/13 at 10:39pm
Idina went to Tisch, and she still suffered in Wicked, not to mention Dame Julie in MFL.
#10
Posted: 3/29/13 at 10:39pm
It is not as though LuPone had no musical theater training before EVITA. She starred in THE CRADLE WILL ROCK, THE BEGGAR'S OPERA, and THE ROBBER BRIDEGROOM during her years with John Houseman's THE ACTING COMPANY. She also starred in THE BAKER'S WIFE. One can assume she had paid vocal coaches during this period. EVITA is a very difficult role to sing and LuPone's reminiscences of her time in EVITA are that it was not a pleasurable experience. Her training at Julliard taught her how to be an actor. She has always considered herself an actor who sings and not a singer who acts.
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#11
Posted: 3/29/13 at 10:39pm
WOULDN'T HAVE, dammit!!!
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#12
Posted: 3/29/13 at 10:43pm
FINALLY! someone with a proper answer.Thank you! That's all i ever wanted!!!
#13
Posted: 3/29/13 at 11:21pm
Read her memoir. It's good. She explains she had music lessons throughout her childhood and high school years. She was in choir and learned to sing there. She did musical theater growing up and commented on how she always had a musical theater type of voice. She could sing. With Evita, she goes into detail about her vocal struggle. She could sing it but didn't know how. A member of the ensemble helped her through out of the run.
#14
Posted: 3/30/13 at 12:02am
Screaming at Bank of America and hotel employees really strengthens the voice.
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#15
Posted: 3/30/13 at 12:11am
Pssh, Babs didn't even go to college.
#16
Posted: 3/30/13 at 12:22am
I did read it but i just skipped all the childhood stuff and dove right into the Evita stuff HAHAHAHAAHAHA
#17
Posted: 3/30/13 at 12:25am
"Screaming at Bank of America..."
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#18
Posted: 3/30/13 at 12:42am
I was going to make a snarky joke about how I can't stand Mandy P's voice. But, I can't think of a subtle way to bring it up. So I won't. Be subtle, that is: He burns my eardrums.
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#19
Posted: 3/30/13 at 12:45am
I love Mandy. He's like an uncle you want to get a bear hug from, but "distractedly" walk away from when he starts talking about anything.
#20
Posted: 3/30/13 at 12:47am
Streisand never even had a voice lesson.
#21
Posted: 3/30/13 at 7:46am
Mandy P. and Kevin Kline were also theatre majors at Julliard. They both did OK in musical theatre.
Audra McDonald - a classical voice major, has five Tonys - three for musicals and two for straight plays.
Audra McDonald - a classical voice major, has five Tonys - three for musicals and two for straight plays.
#22
Posted: 3/30/13 at 8:44am
The point is: a college education isn't the only way people train --- for ANYTHING.
If we're not having fun, then why are we doing it?
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#23
Posted: 3/30/13 at 9:24am
Yes But it sure helps.
#24
Posted: 3/30/13 at 9:38am
Thank you, D2! Another one that really bothers me, for some reason, is the misuse of then and than. A college education should help this, too. ; )
#25
Posted: 3/30/13 at 9:52am
I can't imagine at CIRCUS college there is an awful lot of emphasis on the English language. But we can hope that the random uppercase letters could be addressed.
It only "helps" to those that are successful. Gads go to college and do very well, and never score a single professional credit. MANY, many working actors don't finish college. It's simply ONE path people take.
It only "helps" to those that are successful. Gads go to college and do very well, and never score a single professional credit. MANY, many working actors don't finish college. It's simply ONE path people take.
If we're not having fun, then why are we doing it?
These are DISCUSSION boards, not mutual admiration boards. Discussion only occurs when we are willing to hear what others are thinking, regardless of whether it is alignment to our own thoughts.
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