> Parton, Lloyd Webber, Carey and Diamond....pretty obvious that TPTB are
> looking for a Heartland of America winner.
>
> Can you see Chikeze, for example, singing "Nine to Five," "Music of the
> Night," anything of Carey's or "Sweet Caroline?"
>

> On Mar 19, 8:35=A0pm, Bob Rudd verizon.net> wrote:

>> Parton, Lloyd Webber, Carey and Diamond....pretty obvious that TPTB are
>> looking for a Heartland of America winner.
>>
>> Can you see Chikeze, for example, singing "Nine to Five," "Music of the
>> Night," anything of Carey's or "Sweet Caroline?"
>>

>
> The judges have never like someone with the Broadway style, and now
> they ask one of the biggest Broadway composers to mentor them?

> PeterL gmail.com> wrote:

>> On Mar 19, 8:35=A0pm, Bob Rudd verizon.net> wrote:

>>> Parton, Lloyd Webber, Carey and Diamond....pretty obvious that TPTB are
>>> looking for a Heartland of America winner.

>

>>> Can you see Chikeze, for example, singing "Nine to Five," "Music of the
>>> Night," anything of Carey's or "Sweet Caroline?"

>

>> The judges have never like someone with the Broadway style, and now
>> they ask one of the biggest Broadway composers to mentor them?

>
> Actually, his musicals were presented on London's West End first. . . And
> you know, English music is so not American.
>

> On Mar 19, 9:02 pm, CoastalE...@CShor.com wrote:

>> PeterL gmail.com> wrote:

>>> On Mar 19, 8:35=A0pm, Bob Rudd verizon.net> wrote:

>>>> Parton, Lloyd Webber, Carey and Diamond....pretty obvious that TPTB are
>>>> looking for a Heartland of America winner.
>>>> Can you see Chikeze, for example, singing "Nine to Five," "Music of the
>>>> Night," anything of Carey's or "Sweet Caroline?"

>>> The judges have never like someone with the Broadway style, and now
>>> they ask one of the biggest Broadway composers to mentor them?

>> Actually, his musicals were presented on London's West End first. . . And
>> you know, English music is so not American.
>>

>
>
> I use the term Broadway to designate the musical theater. In any
> event the judges have never liked the...

> On Mar 19, 9:02 pm, CoastalE...@CShor.com wrote:
>

>> PeterL gmail.com> wrote:

>>> On Mar 19, 8:35=A0pm, Bob Rudd verizon.net> wrote:

>>>> Parton, Lloyd Webber, Carey and Diamond....pretty obvious that TPTB are
>>>> looking for a Heartland of America winner.

>

>>>> Can you see Chikeze, for example, singing "Nine to Five," "Music of the
>>>> Night," anything of Carey's or "Sweet Caroline?"

>

>>> The judges have never like someone with the Broadway style, and now
>>> they ask one of the biggest Broadway composers to mentor them?

>

>> Actually, his musicals were presented on London's West End first. . . And
>> you know, English music is so not American.

>
> I use the term Broadway to designate the musical theater.  In any
> event the judges have never liked the singers to be too "Broadway",
> i.e. musical theater. ...

> On Mar 20, 1:19 am, PeterL gmail.com> wrote:

>> On Mar 19, 9:02 pm, CoastalE...@CShor.com wrote:
>>

>>> PeterL gmail.com> wrote:

>>>> On Mar 19, 8:35=A0pm, Bob Rudd verizon.net> wrote:

>>>>> Parton, Lloyd Webber, Carey and Diamond....pretty obvious that TPTB are
>>>>> looking for a Heartland of America winner.

>>

>>>>> Can you see Chikeze, for example, singing "Nine to Five," "Music of the
>>>>> Night," anything of Carey's or "Sweet Caroline?"

>>

>>>> The judges have never like someone with the Broadway style, and now
>>>> they ask one of the biggest Broadway composers to mentor them?

>>

>>> Actually, his musicals were presented on London's West End first. . . And
>>> you know, English music is so not American.

>>
>> I use the term Broadway to designate the musical theater.  In any ...

>
> If she's still around, I'd be thinking that Syesha would be more likely on
> "I Don't Know How to Love Him." Carly maybe on "Memory," but that would
> be too rangy for her. "Whistle Down the Wind" for Brooke. Lloyd-Webber
> doesn't write for altos, and that is what the majority of the ladies sing
> this year. Guys are going to have a real problem. Michael Johns, if he
> gets his act together, could use that high quality he has for a couple of
> songs and Chickeze would be able to handle quite a few things. Jason?
> The best he could handle would be "Any Dream Will Do." Everything else is
> just out of his experience.
>
> I'm not a huge Lloyd-Webber fan (too much of his music is the same, even
> within the same musical), but as a musical theatre nut, at least I'm going
> to know something going into this genre..err...jondra.
> --
> Moni
>

> PeterL wrote:

>> On Mar 19, 9:02 pm, CoastalE...@CShor.com wrote:

>>> PeterL gmail.com> wrote:

>>>> On Mar 19, 8:35=A0pm, Bob Rudd verizon.net> wrote:

>>>>> Parton, Lloyd Webber, Carey and Diamond....pretty obvious that TPTB are
>>>>> looking for a Heartland of America winner.
>>>>> Can you see Chikeze, for example, singing "Nine to Five," "Music of the
>>>>> Night," anything of Carey's or "Sweet Caroline?"

>>>> The judges have never like someone with the Broadway style, and now
>>>> they ask one of the biggest Broadway composers to mentor them?

>>> Actually, his musicals were presented on London's West End first. . . And
>>> you know, English music is so not American.

>

>> I use the term Broadway to designate the musical theater.  In any
>> event the judges have never liked the singers to be too "Broadway",
>> i.e. musical theater.

>
> Let me add, that music from the musical theater has been a mainstay of ...

>On Mar 20, 3:12 am, Mickey sbcnomorephishglobal.net>
>wrote:

>> PeterL wrote:

>>> On Mar 19, 9:02 pm, CoastalE...@CShor.com wrote:

>>>> PeterL gmail.com> wrote:

>>>>> On...