Broadway???!!!!!?

Question

hey..am a forth year student and we have a presentation next Tuesday regarding the Broadway... what is the easiest yet famous song to perform????

for 6 girls and 6 boys...

Answer 1

Broadway

n. road where the theaters are located in New York City

    

    Wikipedia English - The Free Encyclopedia      

Broadway

Broadway may refer to:

Broadway theatre, theatrical productions produced in one of thirty-nine professional New York theatres

The Broadway Theatre, a theatre located on Broadway in Manhattan, New York

A street:

Avenue Broadway, Shawinigan, Quebec, Canada

Broadway (Belfast), Northern Ireland

Broadway (Cardiff), Wales

Broadway (Los Angeles)

Broadway (Miami)

Broadway (Minot, North Dakota)

Broadway, New South Wales, Australia

Broadway (New York City), Manhattan

Broadway Market, London

Broadway, St. Louis, MO

Broadway (Seattle)

Broadway Street (Chicago)

Broadway (Vancouver)

East or West North Broadway, Columbus, Ohio, USA

Broadway St. in Grove City, Ohio, USA

East or West Broadway, Granville, Ohio, USA, home to Denison University

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    Concise Oxford English Dictionary      

broadway

■  noun a large open or main road.

© Oxford University Press, 2004

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    Babylon German-English      

Broadway

n. Broadway, road where the theaters are located in New York City

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    Babylon French-English      

Broadway

n. Broadway, road where the theaters are located in New York City

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    Merriam-Webster Collegiate® Dictionary      

Broad·way

Pronunciation:     'brȯd-ˌwā, -'wā

Function:           noun

Etymology:          Broadway, street in New York City

Date:               1835

: the New York commercial theater and amusement world specifically : playhouses located in the area between the Avenue of the Americas and Ninth Avenue and from W. 41st Street to W. 53d Street

–Broadway adjective

–Broad·way·ite \-ˌīt\ noun

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off Broadway

Function:           noun

Usage:              often cap O

Etymology:          from its usually being produced in smaller theaters outside of the Broadway theatrical district

Date:               1954

: a part of the New York professional theater stressing fundamental and artistic values and formerly engaging in experimentation

–off-Broadway adjective or adverb often cap O

Answer 2

Look in the Broadway section on www.sheetmusicplus.com and you will get more ideas than you can ever use.

I no longer make specific recommendations for songs because it's just a waste of my time... I don't know you or your group's abilities... so if you just look where I told you to look, you will get all the ideas for songs you can use