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Is it just me, or does the lady speaking in a foreign language sound like she says "Eponine", as in the Les Mis character, right after it's announced Sutton won? The English announcer never mentions it, but the foreign lady seems to say much more than her...

@jkh1920 The reason sopranos get the melody just about always is because the highest note being sung is the one that comes through the strongest. As such, giving altos the melody while the sopranos have a harmony that is higher than the melody would require that the altos sing louder than usual a...

This is fantastic! Although I find it amusing that it's titled "Sutton Foster Sings Anything Goes" when the vast majority of it is dancing, haha.

@broadwayxdude06 I love my low notes, but I'd like to gain some higher notes - given Broadway's annoying obsession with tenors lately, I want to work on my range, as most characters these days will sing higher than I can. I've never taken voice lessons, so I have a feeling I will be able to impro...

I love how when says "care" and laughs a little at 2:06, especially because she does the same thing multiple times as Ariel!

@Manuelito21cbtis Okay, she's not a twig, but no way is she fat. If this is fat, most of the world is morbidly obese...

@LOGANSMOMMY0405 Thank you for putting your reply in all caps. I'm not capable of reading normal English, and that helped me a lot.

Regardless of what any source says, what she actually sings is definitely "fade out". The consonants aren't clear because she's singing so high, but the vowels are ...

You're really good! There were a couple long notes where I noticed you were a bit flat - namely the 2 uses of "love" at 2:54 and 3:09 (though you did get to the correct note later both times!). The word "somebody" was also slightly flat, though better. It's always that same "uh" vowel, so watch t...

Guys, she's not lip syncing - listen to all her other songs, it's the same voice. And no actress, that I know of, has song all of the songs she's sung to be lip synced.

My only real criticism is the scene beforehand - I understand their choice to act really stuck up and go for comedy in that way, but there simply aren't enough lines to really get that effect. Once the song starts, the acting improves greatly.

@AngelsBwayKaraokes Yes, originally, "Bring on the Men" was sung by Lucy, but was later replaced by this.