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In high school musical was Vanessa Hudgens fired?! Something about having a bad picture taken of her?? Sorry if this isn't really detailed. But because of this there is no High School Musical 3 now????? Please give me details about this!!
as of right now, vanessa hudgens will be appearing in 'high school musical 3'...
her reps at disney acknowledged that her decision to take those pictures was a bad one and a serious lapse in judgement, but continue to support her having learned a serious lesson. she still has a job.
for the full story, check out people.com...
Is it really true? This is a HSM (High School Musical) question!!?concerts opera theater
She isn't fired.
No. She was in a suite or something getting ready to take a shower, and the paparazzi like, bugged her. And she isn't fired, because they are making an HSM3.
I wouldn't be surprised!!!
well i heard somewhere that adrienne bailon or soemthign from teh cheetah girls is gonna replace her for highschool musical 3 she might move onto like mainstream movies but for the most part i think its like so mean of the people its her life leave her alopne she can do w/e she wants. but then again im seriously shocked i found out oine day and iw as like what??!?!?! are u serioues cus she is such a gudy gud u wouldnt expect that from her...lol
vanessa took a nude pic of herself and sent it to zac, someone posted the pic on the internet so everyone saw the pic. But there is going to be hsm 3 and vannessa is going to be in it because disney DID NOT fire her. Don't listen to others who are saying vanessa is being replace cuz its not true.
Hope this help
No, she is negotiating things with Disney but, she sent Drake Bvell (from NIck's Drake and Josh) naked pictures of her before she was famous...and they are now on the internet
She is not getting fired!!!!
i never heard that at all but as soon as i know i will get back 2 u ok so leave ur qtion up thnxs
No. Everyone still loves her... not me, though.
no, she did not get fired, there still is an HSM 3.
She said her apologies and they all forgave her.
It's a nasty rumor.
this is the last time I going to answer a Vanessa question. NO she didn't get fired
she isn't fired. There is still going to be a HSM3
no she is not getting fired. she did that by accedent.
no... i heard that Disney forgave Vanessa...There were rumors that Adrienne Bailon would replace Vanessa as Gabriella, but it's not true. HSM3... I doubt it'd be canceled.
She took pictures of herself nude years ago, sent them to her boyfriend, they recently got leaked, too much publicity, and too many questions on yahoo answers about it.
She's NOT fired, there will be a HSM3 with her in it.
Alright, my fiance wants to rent out a theatre/playhouse to perform the first run of a new musical comedy he has written. He wants to produce the whole thing basically as he has written the script, music etc. He found a place that he can rent for a decent rate. We will make all the sets ourselves and he hopes to produce cds he can sell, print broshures, etc.
This is a for a first run new musical never produced before.
Any playwrights / producers out there that can give pointers on things we should look out for? Things we may be not thinking about? Advice?
Marianne has some great pointers for you. Follow them Then as a producer for about 40 years, I can add that the reason for her tips are that your continued ownership of the property(show) is paramount. Next is making money, not in the future by selling CD;s (what if noone likes the music?) but now to cover the costs. Got to deterimine how many tickets you have to sell at what price to break even (regardless of whether he thinks it is important, being broke is depressing, and being in debt and broke is worse) So find some sponsors, sell add in the program, get the newspaper behind you. Try to get them to do a big photo spread of rehearsals. Oh, yeah, I hope you have the show cast and crewed before you rent the venue, and are in rehearsal somewhere as well. Break a leg.
Renting out theatre / playhouse to stage first run of a musical / play? Advice?classical music opera theater
Just make sure you have everything in writing with your venue especially in regards to ticket and merchandising sales if they have any staff helping with that. Specify whether or not anyone will receive comps, discounts, etc. up front and what their percentage or flat fee will be and if there are any stipulations if sales are above or below a certain amount or if it's different on certain nights, etc. Just be very detailed so that there's no question later. The venue may want to retain rights over the concessions and unless you make a special arrangement with them I believe it's their right to do so.
Also make sure it's worded somewhere that you own your material (all intellectual property, etc.) and that no one may film the show or rehearsals even for archival purposes unless you stipulate in writing that they may do so.
best of luck!
I was wondering if anyone could help explain 'intervals' - i.e being able to tell whether 2 notes are a major 2nd, perfect 4th, minor 3rd, etc etc.
When my teacher was explaining, she wrote "2 3 6 7 " then 'augmented, major, minor, diminished' and "1 4 5 8", then "augmented, perfect, diminished'". I sort of understand this, but don't understand how you tell if it is major, minor, or perfect etc.
Basically I'd like a summary of that it all means, and how you work it out.
Thank you
She should clarify it for you. Did you ask her to? Don't be shy! This could get a bit complicated for new music students.
There's a very simple way to look at it... and a very simple explanation to all this.
First off... An "interval" is just the space between two notes. Notes next to each other (please use piano to see this graphically) are separated by half steps (also called half tones). Two half steps equals one full step or what is called a major second.
Example: from C to D there are 2 half tones. C to C# and C# to D. Notice that this would work starting on any note!
THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT TO UNDERSTAND....! BECAUSE... by just counting half steps you can figure out ANY INTERVAL.
Here's the simple proof...
A 2nd will always be 2 half tones from any starting note. Like in the example I gave you above from C to D...
A minor 3rd will always be 3 half tones from any starting note. Pick a note and try it... From G, the minor third interval would be A#. G to G#, G# to A, and A to A#. 3 half tones.
A major 3 will always be 4 half tones from any starting note. Example: The E to G# interval... there's a half tone from E to F (that's 1 half tone). There's a half tone from F to F# (that's 2 half tones) there's a half tone from F# to G, (that's 3 half tones) and there's a half tone from G to G#.(that's 4 half tones)
Just count the half tones and you got it.
Rest of the group would be:
A perfect fourth will always be 5 half tones from any starting note. Example: G# to C#.
A perfect fifth will always be 7 half tones from any starting note. Example: D to A.
So we've covered the major 2nd, minor 3rd, perfect 4th (also called just a "fourth") and perfect 5th (also called just a "fifth") intervals.
Now the only ones left are "augmented" and "diminished" intervals.
These terms are ONLY used when talking about the 5th interval. So when talking about a "diminished" interval all you need to do is substract one half step from the 7 half steps that make up a perfect 5th. So instead of 7 half steps, a diminished 5th would have 6 half steps from any starting note. Example: C to F#.
In the case of the "augmented", just add one half step to the 7 half steps that make up the perfect 5th. The "augmented" would then have 8 half steps from any stating note. Example: C to G#.
Since these last 2 are only used in relation to the 5th interval, it's okey to call them "dimished 5th" and "augmented 5th".
Lastly, you only mentioned intervals on your question, but keep in mind that later on this will be very helpful when studying chords and chords' structure.
Although this may not be (unfortunately) the way you're being taught this... this way of looking at it can help you figure out your own ways to work it out, and also hopefully understand what your teacher is doing.... Feel free to experiment and come up with your own system... there are many other ways to look at it that lead to the same results. Work with a piano to see things graphically as well.
What interval would be D# to A?
Musical theory - intervals?performing arts opera theater
I am answering this in terms of how the intervals sound, as I think this will help you in deciding "how you tell if it is major minor or perfect".
Intervals are the 'distances' between two notes.
When you hear a Major scale being played you would probably consider the sound 'happy'.
When you hear a minor scale being played you would probably consider the sound 'sound'. Most sad tunes are written in the minor key, classic example Greensleeves; popular example, Elton John's "Sorry seems to be the hardest word".
The interval between each note in either of the scales is defined and fixed no matter on which note you start (you can thank J S Bach for that ~ The Well Tempered Klavier).
Looking at the conventional keyboard, and starting at middle C. Even though there are eight notes between middle C and the next C in the scale of C. There are in fact twelve notes in all. Eight white notes and five black notes. The interval between C and D, as cited in the answer above is called a tone. Even though there is a C# (black note) sitting there, you can ignore that because you want to hear the tone after C, which is D. However the interval between C and C# is a semitone. So any semitone is the interval between one note and the immediately adjoining note on the keyboard.
I hope I haven't lost you. If all else fails, print this out and sit by the keyboard and look at the layout and then play:
C D E F G A B C
you will have played the major scale of C.
So C is your first note, D is the second, E is the third, etc.
When you reach the next C you will be playing the C an 'octave' above. An octave is an interval of eight notes.
The intervals between each note dictate whether you will hear a major scale or minor scale. Likewise if you hear two notes played together you will hear an interval which can be described as majjor, minor, augmented, perfect etc.
I can understand your confusion as your teacher's notes don't seem to make sense. Here are the intervals of the major and minor scales:
Major: 1-2 Tone; 2-3 Tone; 3-4 Semitone; 4-5 Tone; 5-6 Tone; 6-7 Tone; 7-8 Semitone.
Minor (melodic): 1-2 Tone; 2-3 semi-Tone; 3-4 Tone; 4-5 Tone; 5-6 semiTone; 6-7 Tone; 7-8 Tone.
Just to be a bit awkward, there are two types of minor scales: melodic and harmonic. The melodic is what composers use to carry the tune; the harmonic is what composers use to make the harmonies (just don't get hung up on this right now, but I only mention it as you might have seen references to it).
Now back to the keyboard. Stay in the key of C.
Play C and E together. You're listening to a MAJOR third. That is the interval between the first and third note of the scale of C. It is also a major interval because there are four semitones OR two tones between the notes. It sounds happy doesn't it?
Now play C and Eflat (or D#) together. You're listening to a minor third. The interval is minor because there is a tone and semitone between the notes.
If you play C and F your playing a perfect fourth. Its called 'perfect' because the interval between the note is the same whether its in the major or minor scale. The same goes for the fifth interval.
So perfect intervals are the same intervals in either scale and are the fourth and fifth (you could say the same for the second, but composers play with this).
I can't quite see what your teacher was getting at with the 2, 3, 6, 7 followed by the different intervals. You;ll have to ask them.
Its a bit late, not sure if I'm making sense any more ..
no sorry'''
high school musical! the 2nd one was to much drama! %26amp; the 2nd one was basically all about zac efron or troy!
2nd
Whats better high school musical or high school musical 2?symphony opera theater
I think the 1st one was way better
why is this in the celeb section and not movies ?
I like them both. I know i am a 24 years old guy, but i am a huge fan!!! My wife is getting annoy from me!!
HSM 1. Think 3 will be the best though because it will be coming to the big screen. The big screen equlas bigger budget which should equal better movie.
i like 1. it it's better then the 2 one.
both are waaaaaaaaaaaaayyyyyy crap!! 'fame' was, and still is, far better than anything that gets produced nowadays.
High School Musical
#2
wouldn't know cos i aint seen the second one.
and i don't plan to.
I loved both!
got to be the frist it allways is ie grease and grease 2
2!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
hsm2
the second one, no question!
its a lot more grown up than the first and the songs are better!
oh and troy is way cuter now!
How many trumpet players does it take to screw in a light bulb?
4: One to screw it in while another says he can do it faster, the other higher and the third louder.
What's better than Roses on a Piano?
Tulips on your Organ!!
Musical jokes anyone? And as i play Double Bass, i am quite partial to the old trumpet ones!?performing show opera theater
How do you know when there is a drummer at your door? The knocks speed up and he doesn`t know when to come in!
How many guitarists does it take to change a lightbulb?
10 - 1 to change the bulb and 9 to sit there and say 'I could do that'
Guy goes into a shop one afternoon -
'I'd liketo look at a new guitar please'
Shop owner - 'are you really a drummer?'
Customer - 'How did you know that?'
Shop owner - 'This is a butchers'
What's the difference between cutting an onion and cutting an oboe? no one cries when you cut the oboe...
Why do trashy women hug musicans? So they can pick pocket the drugs.
Why do bands have singers, when the rest of the band drowns them out?
What type of drummers like best? Knock knock jokes.
What to say to a bass player, "So what kind of bass do you play? large or small mouth?"
Ever notice that the uglier the musican is, the longer they last in the spotlight?
Why do models date musicans? Because their drug dealers hooked them up.
Why do bands have bass players? It's a position where they put their untalented best friend so he/she can claim to be in the band without hurting the performance.
Who is the best guitar player? The one that lets you share his girlfriends.
I almost was banned from a website because I made a joke about drummers and it angered the moderator. Hopefully he doesn't work for Yahoo now, because here goes nothing....
What do you call someone who only hangs out with musicians?
A Drummer!
What do you call a guitarist without a girlfriend?
Homeless!
How many people does it take to play the bass?
None, the keyboardist does it all with his left hand! (I play bass in a band, and our keyboardist told me this one)
That's all I can come up with right now
The last question didn't work... This is what I meant. I'm writing a musical. Not watching them.
How about a sci-fi musical? Don't think ones ever been done (could be wrong on that)
Star Trek - The Musical
Star Wars - The Musical
What are some good topics for a musical that I'm writing?comedy show opera theater
love, passion, espionage, affairs of the heart.
romance, humor, scary. my 3 favs.