Not many notes from our music rehearsal on Saturday:
"Look Down"
- Anytime you have a pitched consonant, make it the same volume as the rest.
- Think of the 'K' (LooK) as it's own 1/2 beat--pronounce it
- Your solos should be as big and broad as you can make them--they need to have the same energy and intensity as the 'uh huh'
- Everyone check your lyrics.
- When singing the words, "At the end of the day," overemphasize the first 3-4 syllables.
- The 'attack' is good--ensure you're watching your pitch
- "At" is the most important word/syllable in the entire song
- When the ladies come in at 'K', you need to really bring it. Put some oomph behind it.
- Pronounce your k's
- Brighten up the 'harbor rats/alley cats' and 'their' in the 2nd-4th measure of G.
Monday, May 12th rehearsal
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Music (yellow room)
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Blocking (The Barricade)
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7pm
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Who am I/The
Trial: JVJ only
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7pm
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At the End of the
Day:
Factory Men,
Factory Women, Fantine,
Factory Girl,
Foreman, JVJ
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745
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The Confrontation:
JVJ and Javert
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9
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Fantine’s Death:
Fantine and JVJ
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830
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I Dreamed a Dream:
Fantine
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