What note does Brooklyn belt @ as the conclusion to Once Upon a Time?

The final note is an F#, or Gb (flat) (same note). However, Eden Espinosa was able to belt up all the way to a G# (Ab) on the first note of "more RI-I-ight....". The "ight" or "right" ends up being an F#.

Superhuman vocal powers.... :)

when does the score come out?

whatever note it is, its WAY TOO HIGH!!!

Here is a link in case you never heard it. She sounds pretty damn good to me.

EDIT - if anyone knows how to transfer that to make it into a more permanent link, be my guest.
Broadway On Broadway - Once Upon A Time

Updated On: 10/23/05 at 04:33 PM

I was at the Hair Benefit and Eden didn't sing "Hippie Life"...

who sung Hippie Life?

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Eden Espinosa sang "Hippie Life" at the Actor's Fund benefit performance of "Hair" at the New Amsterdam Theatre in Spring 2004. She can also be heard (or skipped over) on their cast recording. I know this because I saw her live and am constantly skipping that track when I listen to the cd.

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I can't say I care for that freakish high note.

Someone should really start teaching singers restraint. Just because I can hit the A an octave above that, does it mean I do? No, because my listeners would run away holding their ears and dogs would start a riot.

I see no virtue in being able to produce a sound or pitch that most people can't if you sound like you're doing yourself permanant vocal injury. It's not pleasing.

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Tiny-Toon, get over yourself. I made a mistake. I thought she was there, because I remembered hearing the song. I was half right, she is on the recording.

When I attended the show, I went to see Raul Esparza, Adam Pascal, and Euan Morton. I didn't care for Eden's voice then and I don't now.

I apologize to whoever initially asked; I really thought I remembered seeing her there and the girlfriend I went with agreed with me. Maybe we were just woozy from the balcony seats or the fact that her coat was stolen that night. Or maybe I was so elated that I had run into two old friends as I was leaving the theatre that I just jumbled the memory of the show with the recording.

But I was there. And if you don't believe me, Tiny-Toon, well that's just too darn bad. I just feel sorry for your eardrums and the destruction that will plague them after years of listening to Eden massacre the higher octaves.

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you aren't the first and i doubt you'll be the last.

the feeling is mutual.

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I'm amazed at how juvenile most of these comments are. Please, please, please tell me you're all under the age of 16, because that will be the only thing that makes sense.
As far as her "screaming," or whatever it is that people feel the need to insist she does, I'll make my point yet again. If she did, in fact, scream, there's no way her voice would have been able to hold up during her stint in "Wicked," during the eight months that "Brooklyn" ran. Bare in mind, she wasn't out much at all during that run, so lets give the woman some credit. Someone on the board mentioned they can hit an A above that? If it's so "scream" like, why have you bothered to see if you can hit it? And if you can do it 8 shows a week, I will gladly give you credit. Until then, lets all grow up just a little bit and try to respect how some people on this board enjoy a high belt.

-Vincent

Personally - I love it. I love hearing Eden sing. There's nothing hotter to me than hearing a chick belt some crazy a$$ high note. I love it. Is this note hard to hit for a girl? Who are they going to get to tour with the show?