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Old 03-27-2007, 08:36 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Musical Crazy For You

Anyone out there ever do Crazy For You. What do the parts look like rangewise and mute requirements?

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Old 03-27-2007, 08:58 AM   #2 (permalink)
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Re: Musical Crazy For You

Start here:

Crazy for You

Also here:

Amazon.com: Crazy for You (1992 Original Broadway Cast): Music: George Gershwin,Ira Gershwin,Harry Groener,Jodi Benson

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I subbed on it but I'll defer to Wilmer Wise, who played the entire run on Broadway. Send him a PM.

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Re: Musical Crazy For You

I played it not too long ago. If memory serves me right, there's a small picc part. I ended up doing it all on Bb. Standard mutes: straight, cup, plunger, wah-wah.
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Re: Musical Crazy For You

I played lead on the Broadway original cast album. It's not a really hard show. There are some strange things in the piccolo trumpet part. I don't know what is in the rental edition.
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I had fun playing that show (although not on Broadway!). I think it had a few D's, maybe Eb. I think the pic fanfare had an incorrect accidental or something. The leader insisted on playing it as written so it sounded Middle Eastern instead of Spanish. Oh well...

Not that I think about it, there may have been another pic part that was really high, and since it I was playing in a very reduced pit, I didn't play it up the octave.

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There were written high Cs in the piccolo part, sounding double C............I smacked the arranger up side his head Eight shows a weeks??????? ON THE PICCOLO
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There were written high Cs in the piccolo part, sounding double C............I smacked the arranger up side his head Eight shows a weeks??????? ON THE PICCOLO
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Doesn't 802's Broadway Agreement pay doubling if performing on piccolo?
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