Anything Goes -- Blow, Gabriel, Blow [2011 Soundtrack]
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@NegativeNick I think Joel is the royalty of the 60s and 70s, and "Anything Goes" is sort of like him passing the torch on to Sutton. If anyone disagrees, however, I open the floor. Please, speak up.
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@saejin1983 The note G is the third degree in the key of Eb. In Eb (or D#), the notes are Eb, F, G, Ab, Bb, C, D. It is perfectly normal for her to be hitting a G in the key of Eb.
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@IJVin What about J Grey?
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@Ceylon24k d# minor, there's no such thing as D# major ;) lol
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@vishally773 yeah they're definately not.. the key signatures are wayyyyy different :P lol
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@vishally773 obviously you're stupid. they refer to the same actual key on the piano, but the key signatures are totally different!
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d sharp and e flat are the same thing....
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D sharp is the key she is singing in.
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Does anyone know what key Sutton Foster is singing this in? It's being published in the key of E flat but she is definitely singing a much lower key because she's hitting a low G on the choruses. If anyone could help me out I'd really appreciate it.
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she was so perfect in this
Sutton Foster is the closest thing we have to modern-day Broadway royalty.
IJVin 4 months ago 44
Sutton Foster is my idol-3 thank you for posting this!!!
TheatreDorkLove 2 months ago 13