Joe Valjean
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TENOR ROLESHi Folks.
A big local company are putting on Titanic next year and the auditons are in July. Just wondering if there are any Tenor roles - the higher the better really.
I have a pretty solid top C - and can also go fairly low.
Hope you can help me!
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Salome
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Barrett is a tenor. he sings 'Barrett's Song' and 'the duet "The night Was Alive" in addition to some strong solo work in "We'll meet tommorow".
Etches is also a tenor..a good comic role too. he sings "Remarkable Age. and has a few other solo moments.
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Joe Valjean
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Top Notes???
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Slaine
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Characters:
Bruce J. Ismay — The arrogant, self-important owner of the Titanic.
Role: LeadAge: 32 - 50Sex: MVoice: Baritone (A2 to G4)Dancing: N/A
Captain E. J. Smith — The confident captain of the Titanic.
Role: LeadAge: 40 - 60Sex: MVoice: Baritone (B♭2 to F4)Dancing: N/A
Frederick Barrett — A stoker, happy to escape the coal mines, who works on the Titanic.
Role: LeadAge: 24 - 32Sex: MVoice: Tenor (A2 to G4)Dancing: N/A
Thomas Andrews — The strong yet quiet architect of the Titanic.
Role: LeadAge: 30 - 40Sex: MVoice: Tenor (A2 to G4)Dancing: N/A
Alice Beane — Second Class Passenger, a hardware store owner's wife who is obsessed with the First Class lifestyle. She is American.
Role: SupportingAge: 30 - 50Sex: FVoice: Mezzo (A♭3 to E5)Dancing: N/A
Caroline Neville — Second Class Passenger, engaged to Charles Clarke. A young, British aristocrat.
Role: SupportingAge: 30 - 45Sex: FVoice: Soprano (B♭3 to E♭5)Dancing: N/A
Charles Clarke — Second Class Passenger, engaged to Caroline Neville. Middle-class and British.
Role: SupportingAge: 25 - 38Sex: MVoice: Tenor (B2 to G♭4)Dancing: N/A
Edgar Beane — Second Class Passenger, American.
Role: SupportingAge: 32 - 50Sex: MVoice: Bass (G2 to D4)Dancing: N/A
Frederick Fleet — Lookout for the Titanic.
Role: SupportingAge: 25 - 40Sex: MVoice: Tenor (C3 to G4)Dancing: N/A
Harold Bride — An enthusiastic, young telegraphy worker on the Titanic.
Role: SupportingAge: 22 - 32Sex: MVoice: Baritone (C3 to G4)Dancing: N/A
Henry Etches — The always polite First Class Steward.
Role: SupportingAge: 35 - 60Sex: MVoice: Tenor (B2 to G4)Dancing: N/A
Ida Straus — First Class Passenger and the loyal wife of Isidor.
Role: SupportingAge: 50 - 65Sex: FVoice: Alto (G3 to D5)Dancing: N/A
Isidor Strauss — First Class Passenger and the owner of Macy's.
Role: SupportingAge: 50 - 65Sex: MVoice: Bass-baritone (F2 to F4)Dancing: N/A
Kate McGowan — A young, Irish Third Class Passenger who yearns for a better life in America.
Role: SupportingAge: 20 - 32Sex: FVoice: Soprano (A3 to G♭5)Dancing: N/A
William Murdoch — First Officer, Captain's 'right hand man'.
Role: SupportingAge: 30 - 40Sex: MVoice: Baritone (C3 to G♭4)Dancing: N/A
Jim Farrel — An Irishman in First Class.
Role: CameoAge: 20 - 30Sex: MVoice: Baritone (B2 to G♭4)Dancing: N/A
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Salome
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not a complete or accurate list. Farryl is more supporting than cameo. and Edgar Beane is as much a lead as Alice Beane. plus it leaves out alot of roles..Astor,Mrs. Astor.Guggenhiem etc..etc...
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Joe Valjean
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Thanks alot for the reply - no REAL tenors though which is a shame, everything is in Baritone range...
Wonder if there is any scope to add some high notes, ha!
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Salome
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why would you want ot add notes that werent ewritten? the point of doing a role is to act the hell out of it.
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Joe Valjean
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Spoken like a true actor!
The point is too sing as high as possible!!!
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Joe Valjean
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And also because i can!
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Salome
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| Joe Valjean wrote: | Spoken like a true actor!
The point is too sing as high as possible!!! |
but its not about that. it doesnt matter if a character has 8 songs or 3 notes. its about the show and the role.
i'm a damned good singer but i never take a role based on how many songs the character sings i take a role based on how strong the role is.
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Joe Valjean
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This is where we differ then!!!
I take a role mainly on the music and the range and if it will test me - but thats probably why i'm going to go into Opera rather than musical theatre!
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Salome
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best place for you..Opera doesnt care if the shows are ruined by bad acting..musical theatre is about acting first and foremost.
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Joe Valjean
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So True!!!
I'm not, nor will i ever be any kind of great actor - but i do enjoy musical theatre and taking part in shows - mainly because of the singing!
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