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From:  Paul Sinasohn <pauls@c...>
Date:  Wed Sep 27, 2000  12:28 am
Subject:  RE: [vocalist-temporary] Songs for Baritone for Wedding


I suppose I'll get snooted upon, but I'm using the Beatles' "I Will" at a
wedding in November...and I'm a baritone/bass............

Or the old standby "My Romance"

<rant> There's more repertoire available than just opera and art songs :-)
</rant>

Paul Sinasohn

-----Original Message-----
From: Mezzoid@a... [mailto:]
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Subject: Re: [vocalist-temporary] Songs for Baritone for Wedding



In a message dated 09/24/2000 8:39:03 PM Central Daylight Time,
ODivaTina@a... writes:

<< <Does anyone know some good classical (or at least light on the cheese)
songs
for baritone that I could use? Is there some resource I could look in?
So far I have Schubert's "Du bist die Ruh." It's not a Catholic wedding, so

"Ave Maria" is out.>>

Thanks! TinaO >>

The Call or Love Bade Me Welcome from Vaughn Williams 5 Mystical Songs?

BTW, I got a coupla songs to sing for a wedding in November - a duet with a
tenor (great singer!) and I'm gagging. One of the songs is "I finally found

someone" and while the lyrics for most of the song aren't bad, the middle
section is something like,

Tenor: I love your hair
Me: oh does it look all right?
Tenor: I love what you wear --
Me: Are you sure it's not too tight?

ACK ACK ACK. I vote that we cut it or find new words -- Erich thinks I
should just wear my fall and spandex.

Christine Thomas, Mezzo Soprano
Wauwatosa, WI

"Humility is the acceptance of the possibility that someone else can teach
you something else you do not know already, especially about yourself.
Conversely, pride and arrogance close the door of the mind."
-- Arthur Deikman, The Observing Self




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