#76
Posted: 11/26/15 at 8:56pm
Has anyone found full performances online yet?
Thanksgiving Day Parade Performance Thread — Page 4
#77
Posted: 11/26/15 at 9:08pm
Auggie27 said: "Hasn't the "Believe" number been so overexposed it looks like what it was today: a synergistic attachment to the already oversold Macy's? The pan up to that Believe! over the store was a new low.
I am not sure what the problem is here. Yes Believe is the number they do most often (and it would be nice to do something else at times) but if they were going do it anywhere, they would do it here. Believe is the word that Macy's uses each Christmas to honor the "I believe" from Miracle on 34th Street. Why wouldn't they link them together? Why is that a low? Is this criticizing Macy's or FN or both
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Updated On: 11/27/15 at 09:08 PM
#78
Posted: 11/26/15 at 11:00pm
School of Rock performed a non-Lord Webber number from the film. Smart idea.
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#79
Posted: 11/27/15 at 12:16am
YouTube wouldn't help me out, so I was just wondering if there will be a possibility to rewatch the performances anytime soon?
#80
Posted: 11/27/15 at 11:37am
i thought it was all very tragic and have a really hard time watching lip synch performances
It was fun to see the fiddler and wiz costumes and dancing and i look forward to both!
Agree with earlier poster who suggested they do like channel five and move the performances inside and actually perform, the beautiful and jersey boys performances on five were fun
I have a lip synching question for the industry insiders or folks who have attended the parade
Are the performers actually singing during the lip synch and just arent miked, or are they pretending to sing?
#81
Posted: 11/27/15 at 12:09pm
I don't know about on the Parade, but many actors in movie musicals will tell you that even when filming to their pre-recorded tracks they are still often singing on set in order to make sure it does look natural in regards to their mouth movement/shape (you won't necessarily make the same movements with your lips and tongue if you are not actually speaking, which can then tip the viewers that something is off, even if they can't quite identify what that something is).
#82
Posted: 11/28/15 at 3:45am
Fiddler on the Roof looks great. The choreography is superb. Definitely seeing this one.
Finding Neverland. Already seen it. Really good performance of a commonly performed number though.
Something Rotten. Seen it. They, too, did a great job at the parade too. Totally crisp.
The King and I. Looked like standard fare for that number but still really want to see Kelli to see what all the buzz is about. And how she made it special and unique enough to beat out Chenoweth. Hopefully she's still in it when I get to NY.
On Your Feet. Pass. I'd prefer going to an Estefan/MSM concert and hear the real deal. Love her/their music, but just not interested enough in seeing the story I've already heard told about their life. Indeed, an amazing comeback after her horrible accident, but other than that, just not intrigued by the musicalization of their life on stage.
#83
Posted: 11/28/15 at 3:55am
theatreguy12 said: "Fiddler on the Roof looks great. The choreography is superb. Definitely seeing this one.
Why does Fiddlers look like a bad amateur edition then.
#84
Posted: 11/28/15 at 4:14am
theaterguy12 said: "I'd prefer going to an Estefan/MSM concert and hear the real deal."
Not sure if this makes any difference to you, but the actual MSM band members are playing themselves in the onstage band, so the Broadway show is also an MSM concert, but with Ana singing rather than Gloria. Ana sounds lovely. Josh's voice was very scratchy when i saw it - i don't know if he was very ill or if it is naturally like that, but it was unpleasant to hear.
#85
Posted: 11/28/15 at 10:13am
That's your opinion.
How about saying you disagree and providing specifics?
I know snarky is in, but it doesn't advance discussion.
RyanScholls said: "theatreguy12 said: "Fiddler on the Roof looks great. The choreography is superb. Definitely seeing this one.
Why does Fiddlers look like a bad amateur edition then.
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#86
Posted: 11/28/15 at 10:17am
Thanks for sharing, adam. I did not know that. I'll definitely stick to the concert then. May as well. Might be missing something good, but there are so many great things to see on Broadway right now.
I agree though, she has a great voice. Him, not as impressed.
adam.peterson44 said: "theaterguy12 said: "I'd prefer going to an Estefan/MSM concert and hear the real deal."
Not sure if this makes any difference to you, but the actual MSM band members are playing themselves in the onstage band, so the Broadway show is also an MSM concert, but with Ana singing rather than Gloria. Ana sounds lovely. Josh's voice was very scratchy when i saw it - i don't know if he was very ill or if it is naturally like that, but it was unpleasant to hear.
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#87
Posted: 11/28/15 at 1:41pm
For people looking for the performances online:
ON YOUR FEET!: https://youtu.be/KTRQreBXs7E
FINDING NEVERLAND: https://youtu.be/OlM3JBRh79Q
FIDDLER ON THE ROOF: https://youtu.be/7nxKMmoJw3I
SOMETHING ROTTEN!: https://youtu.be/n-KPsAv7wlY
THE KING AND I: https://youtu.be/K0RK8haaDSc
THE WIZ LIVE!: https://youtu.be/ebsfygcOegk
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#88
Posted: 11/28/15 at 5:08pm
Have to say I enjoyed On Your Feet's performance , it was hugely energetic, a perfect one to open.
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#89
Posted: 11/28/15 at 5:33pm
Kadu335, thank you for posting the links! I hadn't seen the performances and enjoyed viewing them very much!
#90
Posted: 11/28/15 at 8:44pm
adam.peterson44 said: "Kadu335, thank you for posting the links! I hadn't seen the performances and enjoyed viewing them very much!"
You're welcome! =D
songanddanceman2 said: "Have to say I enjoyed On Your Feet's performance , it was hugely energetic, a perfect one to open. "
Just re-watched the performances and I agree, it was actually pretty fun!
This cast has so much energy! The perfect combination to Gloria's music.
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