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Posted: 11/29/05 at 4:55pm
Any suggestions of theater songs for adults to perform to kids?
Next spring, I'm directing a free concert for kids, focusing on Broadway/musical theater songs. (We do these monthly concerts, and usually the focus is on classical or folk. FINALLY a Broadway concert!!!)
Our plan is four adults: two men, two women, each having at least one solo and several duets, trios, quartets. Much will depend on which songs the performers already have, but we have time to work on new or unfamiliar material.
The audience is kids of all ages. We market it towards 8-year-olds, but we have lots of toddlers, parents, grandparents... I hope this will pull in a few theater-minded teens, too.
My initial suggestions:
- Give My Regards to Broadway (the title of the show)
- I Feel Pretty (for the two women)
- Jet Song (for the two guys)
- Giants in the Sky, Steps of the Palace, and Hello Little Girl
- Happily Ever After
- Popular
- Anything You Can Do
- I Won't Grow Up
- You Gotta Have Heart
Next spring, I'm directing a free concert for kids, focusing on Broadway/musical theater songs. (We do these monthly concerts, and usually the focus is on classical or folk. FINALLY a Broadway concert!!!)
Our plan is four adults: two men, two women, each having at least one solo and several duets, trios, quartets. Much will depend on which songs the performers already have, but we have time to work on new or unfamiliar material.
The audience is kids of all ages. We market it towards 8-year-olds, but we have lots of toddlers, parents, grandparents... I hope this will pull in a few theater-minded teens, too.
My initial suggestions:
- Give My Regards to Broadway (the title of the show)
- I Feel Pretty (for the two women)
- Jet Song (for the two guys)
- Giants in the Sky, Steps of the Palace, and Hello Little Girl
- Happily Ever After
- Popular
- Anything You Can Do
- I Won't Grow Up
- You Gotta Have Heart
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