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How high is the highest note in "Initials"?

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I was listening to the Actor's Fund Benefit recording of Hair (which by the way, I love) and was astounded by the last note in Initials. What note was that?
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Either a Q or an R flat.
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No Diva, it's a J. Duh!
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The LAST note in INITIALS?

As when they sing "FBIC IALS DLII BEEEE J?" That's not high at all, it's only a C.
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I think she's referring to Laura's ending note, which is really high.
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Whenever you hear a high sounding note in musical theatre, it's usually a B5! Then again, I know that "I Believe in Love" goes up higher than that, so it's probably higher in "Initials" too. I've never heard the song, so I dunno.
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I think it's a high C. I'm not by a piano, though.
Eeeeeeyyyyyyyyaaaaaaaannnnnddddd aaaaaaaiiiiiiiiyyyyyyaaaaaammmmmmmm teeeeeeeelllllliiiiiinnngg yyyyooooooouuuuuuuwwwaaaahh...
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Laura does indeed go to the high C. On the OBCR (and I would imagine most other recordings/productions) the song ends one octave lower, but of course this is a special recording, and divas being what they are...
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