Male-Male Duet?

#1

Male-Male Duet?

Posted: 7/11/05 at 4:26pm

Hey everyone, I was wondering if anyone knew of any great male-male duets, fast or slow for a tenor and a bass? The only ones I can think of so far are "What You Own" and "Agony", any help is appreciated!

#2

re: Male-Male Duet?

Posted: 7/11/05 at 4:27pm

Lily's Eyes from Secret Garden.

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#3

re: Male-Male Duet?

Posted: 7/11/05 at 4:30pm

"The Proposal" from TITANIC... dunno if it's tenor/base though...

#4

re: Male-Male Duet?

Posted: 7/11/05 at 4:30pm

No More - Into The Woods (more or less) I guess this is tenor bass.... if not it's close

On The Right Track - Pippin ... this is tenor tenor

Updated On: 7/11/05 at 04:30 PM

#5

re: Male-Male Duet?

Posted: 7/11/05 at 4:32pm

Guttersnipe from Taboo
Javert and Valjeans Confrontations from Les Miserables

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#6

re: Male-Male Duet?

Posted: 7/11/05 at 4:33pm

that song Michael Arden sings "N & R" about falling in love on the subway...and I've had so many "N & R" moments

#7

re: Male-Male Duet?

Posted: 7/11/05 at 4:34pm

I CAN SEE IT from THE FANTASTICKS. Not quite tenor/bass, but a tenor and a bass could, easily, handle it.

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#8

re: Male-Male Duet?

Posted: 7/11/05 at 4:34pm

"Both Sides of the Coin" from Drood

"What Would I Do?" from Falsettos

"I Am the Starlight" from Starlight Express

"All for the Best" from Godspell

"Once in Awhile" from Rocky Horror

"You're Nothing Without Me" from City of Angels

"I Can See It" from Fantasticks

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#9

re: Male-Male Duet?

Posted: 7/11/05 at 4:37pm

Um, "I'll Cover You" from Rent.

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#10

re: Male-Male Duet?

Posted: 7/11/05 at 4:40pm

I have no idea about the voice parts, but my favorite duet for two men is "You're Nothing Without Me" from City of Angels.

Oh, and "It Would Have Been Wonderful" from A Little Night Music is ...well, pretty wonderful...

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#11

re: Male-Male Duet?

Posted: 7/11/05 at 4:42pm

Um... Consider Yourself from Oliver?

The Riddle Song from Floyd Collins. One's a tenor, but the other I believe is a high baritone so that may not help.

There's a song from Damn Yankees that I can't think of...

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#12

re: Male-Male Duet?

Posted: 7/11/05 at 4:42pm

"The Thrill of First Love" from March of the Falsettos

#13

re: Male-Male Duet?

Posted: 7/11/05 at 4:44pm

"Gabriel's Letter" from KISS OF THE SPIDER WOMAN.

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#14

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Posted: 7/11/05 at 4:56pm

I'm surprised nobody's thought to mention the three male/male duets from The Producers: We Can Do It, Where Did We Go Right, and Till Him

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#15

re: Male-Male Duet?

Posted: 7/11/05 at 4:59pm

YOU'RE TIMELESS TO ME, FROM HAIRSPRAY!

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#16

re: Male-Male Duet?

Posted: 7/11/05 at 5:02pm

There are two great male-male duets in Martin Guerre :

Live with somebody you love

If you still love me

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#17

re: Male-Male Duet?

Posted: 7/11/05 at 5:12pm

You and I from Bare

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#18

re: Male-Male Duet?

Posted: 7/11/05 at 5:16pm

"You're Nothing Without Me" - City of Angels

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#19

re: Male-Male Duet?

Posted: 7/11/05 at 5:18pm

How about the "I Don't Remember You" and "Sometimes A Day Goes By" sequence from And The World Goes 'Round. That gives each a solo that then is layered into and AMAZING duet.

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#20

re: Male-Male Duet?

Posted: 7/11/05 at 5:26pm

"Without you as a friend" - MARTIN GUERRE

"In his eyes" - JEKYLL & HYDE. Just change 'his' to 'her'.

"Schadenfreude" - AVENUE Q

#21

re: Male-Male Duet?

Posted: 7/11/05 at 5:47pm

"The Country's in the Very Best of Hands" from Li'l Abner. Good comic number, and I think the parts are tenor and bass.

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#22

re: Male-Male Duet?

Posted: 7/11/05 at 5:58pm

"Live With Somebody You Love" from Martin Guerre.

#23

re: Male-Male Duet?

Posted: 7/11/05 at 6:11pm

You walk with me- The Full Monty

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#24

re: Male-Male Duet?

Posted: 7/11/05 at 7:19pm

The Boy from Oz has a few:
Love Don't Need a Reason
If You Were Wondering
Love Crazy

That Guy from Blood Brothers

Lost in the Wilderness from Children of Eden

We'll Take a Glass Together from Grand Hotel

Song on the Sand from La Cage

Mushnik and Son from Little Shop

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#25

re: Male-Male Duet?

Posted: 7/11/05 at 7:30pm

Well.. Ill cover you is NOT a Tenor/bass duet. its more about Tenor/Baritone Collins sings too high to be a Bass, so maybe he is a baritone. but I KNOw he is not a bass.