The Woman in White is a musical by Andrew Lloyd Webber, based on the novel of the same name by Wilkie Collins. The role of Marian Halcombe, as played by Maria Friedman, is a masterclass in musical theatre singing.

Marian is a strong and independent character, and her voice reflects this. She frequently sings in an alto range, but also showcases her ability to sing high notes, like in the song "All For Laura." Marian's technique involves excellent breath control, which she demonstrates in "Trying Not To Notice" and "Evermore Without You."

To learn to sing like Marian, it's important to focus on breath control and developing a strong chest voice. Singing exercises like the Farinelli breathing exercise and the sustain vocal exercise can help with developing this. It's also important to warm up before singing, and the 3 Minute Warm Up video on Singing Carrots is a great tool for this.

When it comes to song selection, consider choosing songs that showcase Marian's technique. "All For Laura," "Trying Not To Notice," and "Evermore Without You" are great options. And when searching for songs in your vocal range, Singing Carrots' search feature can help.

Additionally, there are a number of articles on Singing Carrots that can provide more detailed advice on singing technique, breathing, and posture. Check out "Breath Support" and "How Posture Affects Your Singing" for more information. and the search box is great for quickly finding them.

With dedication and practice, anyone can learn to sing like Marian Halcombe!