#1
Posted: 12/6/04 at 7:31pm
is there anywhere i could get a Little Shop script ot liberetto or book of sheet music?
LSOH script/liberetto/sheet music?
#3
Posted: 12/6/04 at 7:36pm
libretto/script: i own both published versions. they are both oop, so you cant bu them in a bookstore, but ou can hunt around local usedbookstores or chek ebay, and the used/oop sections of bn.com & amazon.com. one is the original actors edition (soft) pub. by samuel french (they no longer own the rights) and one is a bookclub edition (hard, 1st) pub. by nelson/doubleday.
sheet music: sheet music that follows the movie version and some of the show is available from all major sheet music vendors, on and offline. i believe there might be a published version of the complete score, but it is hard to track down is is rather pricey.
sheet music: sheet music that follows the movie version and some of the show is available from all major sheet music vendors, on and offline. i believe there might be a published version of the complete score, but it is hard to track down is is rather pricey.
#4
Posted: 12/6/04 at 7:38pm
i had heard that there was a book of sheet music from the movie. well, let's say i was doing a production of LSOH, where would i get the liberettos?
#5
Posted: 12/6/04 at 7:48pm
to do it legally, you would have to buy the rights of production from MUSIC THEATRE INTERNATIONAL (mtishows.com). sometimes they charge groups who charge admission. you apply to do one of their shows and a rep takes care of you (sends you libs, orchestrations, etc.)
otherwise, find the original published libs on used book sites.
otherwise, find the original published libs on used book sites.
#7
Posted: 12/7/04 at 7:37am
I have the original sheet music for "somewhere that's green", with the "I think seymour's the greatest...", that has not been published...
*Peter Pan and Tinker Bell-which way to NeverNeverLand?Emerald City's gone to hell,since the Wizard blew off his command!
#8
Posted: 12/7/04 at 8:12am
You could always go to the NY Public Library (Arts branch at Lincoln Center). I believe the Libretto is in the Reserved area (can't check it out) and the vocal selections are on the shelf and behind the reserve counter. They have multiple copy machines in this library (though they are expensive compared to Kinkos). You might be able to order a purusal libretto from MTI. You have to send in a deposit and pay for postage. Good luck.
#9
Posted: 12/7/04 at 9:49am
when you make copies at the Library for Performing Arts - its best to buy a copy card from the machine - I think it makes copies about 5 cents cheaper per page than if you just drop your change into the copier itself.
"I don't really get the ending,all i can go with is when after several months,Judith saw Pat sang,and later she kissed him on the toilet,after that the story back to where Pat went down from the stage after he'd sung,and he went to the italian lady.I just don't get it,what Judith exatcly meant when he kissed Pat that she had seen,and did Pat end up together with The Italian Lady?Please help me,thank u very much!"
Quote from someone on IMDB in reference to a movie he/she didn't understand. Such grammar!
#10
Posted: 12/7/04 at 9:52am
" JUST DO IT EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEBAY"
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