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* "Till Then" and "Yours, Yours, Yours" between [[John Adams|John]] and Abigail Adams in ''[[1776]]''. |
* "Till Then" and "Yours, Yours, Yours" between [[John Adams|John]] and Abigail Adams in ''[[1776]]''. |
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* Parodied in "West End Musical", by [[Mitch Benn]] and the Distractions (also a [[Counterpoint Duet]]): |
* Parodied in "West End Musical", by [[Mitch Benn]] and the Distractions (also a [[Counterpoint Duet]]): |
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{{quote|'''Kirsty''':I'm on the left side of the stage. |
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'''Mitch:''': I'm standing over on the right. |
'''Mitch:''': I'm standing over on the right. |
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'''Kirsty''': Silhouetted in a spotlight on my own. |
'''Kirsty''': Silhouetted in a spotlight on my own. |
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'''Mitch:''': That's interesting, so am I. |
'''Mitch:''': That's interesting, so am I. |
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'''Kirsty''': I'm not too sure just what this song's about. |
'''Kirsty''': I'm not too sure just what this song's about. |
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'''Mitch:''': I don't know either, don't ask me. |
'''Mitch:''': I don't know either, don't ask me. |
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'''Kirsty''': It's probably something to do with being alone. |
'''Kirsty''': It's probably something to do with being alone. |
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'''Mitch''': But I'm standing over here... }} |
'''Mitch''': But I'm standing over here... }} |
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* "Skid Row" from ''[[Little Shop of Horrors]]'' has various characters singing one line, before developing into a more conventional [[Distant Duet]] with Audrey and Seymour. |
* "Skid Row" from ''[[Little Shop of Horrors]]'' has various characters singing one line, before developing into a more conventional [[Distant Duet]] with Audrey and Seymour. |
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