Lowest note sung ever by a female in a musical? — Page 2

oh wow! i love this thread. i too am a really LOW alto and this helps me out a lot. i definitely gone lower than an E below middle C. i've been taking lessons and i have yet to find a song go any lower than a G below middle C. the only exception i have is in my Cabaret song book where there is a low E in the title song.

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Thanks MusicMan!
For the record, when I wake up in the morning, not warmed up, on a bad day, I can hit a D below middle C.
Warmed up, good day, I can get down to an A.

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This is by far, one of the most ridiculous threads and blatant examples of our youth having too little to do. Are you freaking kidding me with this topic? Who cares? How does this enhance or take away from any one of your lives? And don't worry, Jamie Hat, next year it'll be some other half baked show that "they'll all be in a tizzy about. The "Wicked" obsession, will be over the second some new crappy show with yet another mediocre, highly touted lead comes along. Broadway is virtually flooded with those.

Al Dente - If you don't like it, don't read it. Start a thread that you actually care about.

It's not that there are a lot of people who like Wicked, it's that every thread seems to develop into being about Wicked in some way.

You all need a great deal of therapy. I wasn't even TALKING about Wicked. I was talking about the absurdity of the original thread title and the time and space devoted to it. But gee, I'm so intimidated by you all, really, I'm shaking in my shoes. Damn me for not praying to the Wicked Gods. How absolutely ignorant of me! I should be sent to my room without dessert immediately. Tsk, tsk, Al! (Al is fervently slapping his own wrist). For those of you who don't recognize the word "fervently" it means that Idina and Kristin and Wicked and everything associated with it SUCK and i know this to be true because my dog-sitter told me so. He heard it from someone on "Anonymous Wicked hater's.com".

i'm not even going to say anything in response to that. i wasn't trying to be mean. i didn't want to start a fight. yeah that worked.

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C3 in “The Glamorous Life” from A Little Night Music sung by Leonora Armfeldt

C3 in “Ohio” from Wonderful Town sung by Ruth Sherwood

D3 in “Potion Notion” from 9 to 5 sung by Violet Newstead

D3 in “I Want to Go to Hollywood” from Grand Hotel sung by Flaemmchen

D3 in “Where Did I Go Wrong?” from It Shoulda Been You sung by Georgette Howard

D3 in “Epilogue” from Les Miserables sung by Fantine

D3 in “People Will Say We’re in Love” from Oklahoma! sung by Aunt Eller Murphy

Eb3 in “Memory” from Cats sung by Grizabella

Eb3 in “Days of Plenty” from Little Women sung by Marmee March

Eb3 in “Who Will Love Me As I Am?” from Side Show sung by Daisy and Violet Hilton

E3 in “At the Ballet” from A Chorus Line sung by Shiela

E3 in “Bernarda’s Prayer” from Bernarda Alba sung by Bernarda Alba

E3 in “Mein Herr” from Cabaret sung by Sally Bowles

E3 in “The Ladies Who Lunch” from Company sung by Joanne

E3 in “Buenos Aires” from Evita sung by Eva Peron

E3 in “No Time at All” from Pippin sung by Grandmother Berthe

E3 in “Here Within These Walls” from Sister Act sung by Mother Superior

E3 in “Sunday in the Park with George” from Sunday in the Park with George sung by Dot

E3 in “I’m Here” from The Color Purple sung by Celie Harris Johnson

E3 in “See, I’m Smiling” from The Last Five Years sung by Cathy Wellerstein

E3 in “They Don’t Know” from Thoroughly Modern Millie sung by Mrs. Meers

E3 in “I’m Not That Girl” from Wicked sung by Elphaba Thropp

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pkNsOF1aTyk

Does anyone know what note Elaine Paige started at when she did the two octabe slide at the end of this performance of Blow, Gabriel, Blow?

When Gary Coleman is played by a woman in drag in Avenue Q, he goes down to a D below Middle C in "Schadenfreude".

What about Mary Martin's final "Do" in "Do Re Mi"? I don't read music, but that has always sounded pretty low to me.