If you are a girl, Violet Beauregaurd or Veruka Salt would be very good. If you are a boy, Willy Wonka, Charlie Bucket, or Mike T.V. would also be good.
"I Should Have Known Better"
The drum machine, and he used to use turn-tables when he was part of The World Class Wrecking Crew and NWA . As far as I know he doesn't play any standard musical instruments. He has other musicians play for him, and he samples their work.
Please rephrase your question so it is clearer. I think you are asking "How can you sing a your own part when singing with a group or another person?" In that case, it helps to learn how to read music so that you may study and learn your part separately from others. Nothing really takes the place of learning to interpret those black dots and squiggles on the sheet music. Meanwhile, you really need to listen closely to others in your section and follow along as closely as you can, and hope that they know what they are doing more than you do. If you are singing a duo, or in some other arrangement where you are the only person singing that part, you do need find a way to hear the part both separately, and against whatever part you are singing. If you do read music and can play the piano, play your part and sing along with it until you feel you know it. Then play the other part, or parts, and still sing your part. How did you do? If you can't play the piano or another instrument, then find someone who can help you learn your part. Really listen to what your part sounds like against the others. Some people actually plug their ears so they don't hear the other parts, but this really does not help and can actually further throw you or the other singers off. Plus it looks silly.
These are the notes to Ode To Joy on the Keyboard or Piano EEFGGFEDCCDEEDDEEFGGFEDCCDEDCC That was the first part. DDECDEFEDDEFECDEG This is the second. EEFGGFEDCCDEEDD And that is the last.
I play piano professionally for a church. I get paid about two hundred dollars a week and it's a part time job.
He plays willy wonka
Johhny Depp plays Willy Wonka.
Easy! Just go on to google, type willy wonka junior (web), click where it says musical theater international willy wonka junior, and now you have the webpage. Go to resources, click logo pack, and BOOM! There you have it. Or you can wait till auditions to get your script which will make it much easier and free. But if you don't want to wait, go on youtube and type up willy wonka junior, and a bunch of plays will show up. Study the lines until you know them by heart. Then you won't need a script and your director will choose you as her favorite!
the answer is willy Russell he wrote the play blood brothers
yeah he ish willy
it was a Wonka Bar. It didn't have a golden ticket in it though.
He played an oompaloompa in his middle school's production of Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory. He also played chess and was in the treble choir at his school. He also played hockey and skateboarding.
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decide if willy loman is a tragic hero
Willy Russell was a very popular man who wrote several plays in the 1970s and 1980s. The first play that Willy Russell wrote was called Keep Your Eyes Down Low.
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The protagonist is Willy Loman.