Leontyne Price, soprano, has a whole CD of patriotic songs including the Star Spangled Banner and I believe it's called "God Bless America". It even has ..*wince* "Blowin' in the Wind".
MArilyn Horne, Lawrence Tibbet, Nelson Eddy, Denyce graves. Renee fleming. Leontyne Price,that 911 tenor police guy who's name slips my brain. Hope that gives you a start..
Richard Dreyfuss sings "Beautiful Boy". Not 1996 vers. (452 065-2 etc.) Sell Orig or Burn me copy please. Australia. Many Thanks.
You can download it here, it's her website:
http://www.jeanlouisakelly.com/
Just the "Someone to watch over me" MP3 down near the bottom of the page.
Hope that helps somewhat - can't find her on the soundtrack anywhere, and from the looks of her guestbook - neither could anyone else, is why it's posted on her site.
Seeking Mr HOLLAND'S OPUS CD Authentic Version 1995. Jean Louisa Kelly sings "Someone To Watch Over Me"tickets opera theater
If I remember correctly, doesn't Julia Fordham, not Jean Louisa Kelly, sing "Someone to Watch over Me" in the soundtrack?
My six year old grandson tries to sing opera. He started this about two years ago. Recently, his mom and I were listening to Luciano Pavarotti via computer, and my grandson kept telling everyone "shh, I'm trying to listen to this". Afterward he asked very seriously, "Mom! When can we go to the opera place?" Now the problem is we live in a rural area in Missouri. Besides buying him opera artist CD's, how can I help him pursue this intrest? We have extreemly modest income.
Some opera companies have a division called Education and Outreach where a small group of singers and a pianist will tour to elementary schools to perform opera.
A school's PTA (or parent organization) will raise money or seek a state grant to pay for the performance. Since you live in Missouri, your best bet might be to contact Union Avenue Opera or Opera Theatre of St. Louis, both in St. Louis, to see if they offer a touring outreach production. They should be extremely helpful in bringing live opera to your district or certainly can point you in the right direction.
Also, I am not sure if company's will even allow a 6 year old to see most grand opera's (the Pavarotti ones contain adult subject matter) but he can certainly see most light operettas.
Below is a link to almost every accredited opera house in the US, you might have one closer to you, that may have a touring program.
Other very inexpensive resources for classical music appreciation: university/college productions and voice recitals.
How can I help my six year old grandson pursue his intrest in Opera?comedy club opera theater
make the long trip to the opera as a birthday, christmas gift for him. continue to buy the cds and dvds. talk to a local music teacher---in school and out(freelance)---they may have a few ideas as well. he may be willing to try to "earn" some of the money for these things with a few chores.
try music lessons--voice or instrument
If you go to church, get him into the choir if you can. If you have no facilities available for him to go and watch the opera, rent videos and keep buying the music. Also, can he take music lessons or voice lessons? That might either make or break his interest right there.
Whether his interest is in listning or performing opera, a familiarity in foreign language is desirable. Italian or French would be best, but any European language - German, Spanish, Latin, Russian would broaden his appreciation for musical communication.
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my mum is having her birthday soon and shes wanted a cd full of opera greats, so if u have any in mind could you please list them.i am looking for songs by Andrea Bocelli, Pavarotti, anything in this type of genre. thanks so much
Andrea Bocelli has a beautiful voice, but he is not an opera singer.
If you want variety, there are a number of compilation CD's on Amazon (The #1 Opera Album,The #1 Soprano Album (I have this, it's great!) Most Famous Opera Arias, The Best of Italian Opera, etc) that will have famous aria's by sung by famous singers. There are tenor albums as well if you're looking for Pavarotti, Corelli and Carerras voices.
There are so many great opera's out there!If you want a soundtrack, I really like Mozarts - Don Giovanni, Cosi Fan Tutte, Le Nozze de Figaro and Die Zauberfl?te are all very accessible and contain famous arias.
There are also classics like La Boheme, Turandot, Carmen, anything by Verdi, the list goes on.
If your mom doesn't have much experience with opera, I would maybe buy 2 CD's if you can- 1 compilation to get an all around feel of what's out there and 1 soundtrack to hear the songs in context.
Need a list of good opera!!!?concerts opera theater
Ok, well if it's Bocelli, it's gonna be good for sure lol:)
Um, Aida is a really wonderful opera, so is Traviata.
Boris Godunov is good.
But my fav would have to be Ruslan and Ludmila.
Giuseppe Verdi: Traviata - Rigoletto - Aida-
The CD is an Italian opera and I want to know whether they have English translation of the libretto.
go to website and click on contact us link.
I want more info about the CD I'd like to buy from Amazon.com. how do I contact them?playhouse opera theater
you can contact them through e-mail, telephone or through a letter if the contact number is not given
sonnets/love songs collection
try www.bmgmusic.com
My mom has suddenly gotten into this opera singer guy. Im trying to find something for her for xmas, she has his cd already. What are some other opera singers or other artists that she might like?
I hate to suggest this and make these singers any money (because I personally think they suck), but perhaps she'll also like Il Divo or Andrea Bocelli. I would go a more traditional route and perhaps pick up a Mario Lanza CD (the widely available "When Day is Done" album might be a good choice). Mario Lanza was a much better singer than Paul Potts, Il Divo, or Andrea Bocelli, but he sang in the 50s so it's a tad different from the modern crap, but he had a true tenor voice. Giving a listen to all the singers I suggested on YouTube wouldn't be a bad idea and you can go from there. Good luck.
Paul Pots? Opera?performing arts opera theater
idk but u look pretty sexy in your pic
Make her an "Opera Singer" collage.
I found a video on Youtube with a remix of "Phantom Of The Opera" by Apotheosis. Does anybody know which CD it is on? Here's the video.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=ChBFFoP-Ijc
actually, there's a possibility this version of the song might not be by Apotheosis... I also thought it was by apotheosis because of that video... but it might be by Harajuku... and theyve got it on a cd... uh i think the cd is Just One Look. Or, just Google, Harajuku Phantom Of The Opera
I am not sure if it is an aria or a duet, but it is a very beautiful song and I have not been able to find the Opera to which it belongs. Or maybe a CD that contains just this song.
It's the "Flower Duet" from the opera Lakme by Delibes!!
It may be from an opera written by Giuseppe Verdi, but I am not sure. I would like to know, this would enable me to buy a CD including this song
finally, someone else who likes stuff like this!
Umm... I'm not sure on this one, but this may be of some help (I searched for songs containing those words):
artist:Carmen Consoli
song:Orfeo
lyrics:
Sei venuto a convincermi
O a biasimarmi per ci貌 che non ho ancora imparato
Sei venuto a riprendermi Orfeo malato
Dai forza e coraggio al tuo canto eccelso
Portami con te non voltarti
Conducimi alla luce del giorno
Portami con te non lasciarmi
Io sono bendata ma sento gi脿 il calore
E' il momento di svegliarmi
E' tempo di rinascere
Sento addosso le tue mani
Ed 猫 un caldo richiamo perche'
Ho bisogno di svegliarmi
Prendermi cura di te
Ritorno alla vita
Ritorno alla vita
Sei venuto a difendermi
a liberarmi imponendo oltremodo la tua ostinazione
Sei venuto a riprendermi
Eroe distratto da voci che inducono in tentazione
Portami con te non ascoltarle
Conducimi alla luce del giorno
Portami con te non lasciarmi
Il varco 猫 vicino ed io sento gi脿 il tepore
E' il momento di svegliarmi
E' tempo di rinascere
Sento addosso le tue mani
Ed 猫 un caldo richiamo perch猫
Ho bisogno di svegliarmi
E' il momento di svegliarmi
Ritorno alla vita
Ritorno alla vita
Ritorno alla vita
Ritorno alla vita
I'm making a mix cd for my boyfriend, and I know that he loves these types of songs. Thing is, I don't know very many opera song titles. Help?
Mozart's Requiem. (one of the best and saddest pieces of music ever written)
What is the absolute most depressing, dark, sad, and dramatic opera song that you've ever heard?home theater system opera theaterThe fourth movement which starts with a single baritone voice and then the tenor comes in and then the soprano comes in soaring above is just riveting... Report It
One of the best operas I have seen was Les Miserables ;) it has both depressing, dark and dramatic songs in its score.
Dramatic
At the End of the Day - description of the poor's anger at the Richer upper class's exploitation of the worker and how their life is meaningless.
Do You Hear the People Sing? - Revolutionary song sung as the ABC school boys prepare to fight.
One Day More - My favorite song in the Opera, it is sung the night before the barricade revolution attempt - all cast sing in this one song.
Dark
Dog Eats Dog - An evil pimp/criminal/former innkeeper stealing possessions from dead men when the die during the revolution, his explanation is that the situation in the world is 'Dog eat dog'.
Sad
On My Own - A song of unwanted love and loneliness in a cruel world.
Come To Me (Fantine's Death) -Young death of a mother turned prostitute and her worries for her young child.
Hope this helps TSD :-)
i don't know about opera. but what about sufjan stevens stuff like the seer's tower.
nessan dorma
does he like different languages?
Carmen, La Traviata,Die Fledermaus,Susannah
Goyescas An Opera by Enrique Granados
La Juive An Opera by Jacques Fran?ois Hal茅vy
Mozart Opera - Lucio Silla
Elegy for Young Lovers Henze Opera- Hans Werner Henze's Elegie f眉r Junge
Elektra, a German tragic opera by Richard Strauss
Richard Strauss's - Salome
Norma 鈥?Bellini
The funeral march from Wagner's Siegfried. Also, find a recording of Rondine al Nido with Pavarrati singing.
tony the midget jockey did steroids
Bohemian Rhapsody by Queen. It's more rock opera though.
Michael Crawford singing Phantom of the Opera - other singers were good but noone can match Crawfords expressiveness
Okay I want to make this CD with all the hits from the 90's....I'm only looking for songs that are pop, hip-hop, r%26amp;b, rap, reggae. NO!!! ROCK, HARD ROCK, POP ROCK, JAZZ, OPERA, OR GOSPEL SONGS PLEASE...Just some famous hits or one hit wonders from the years 1990-1999.....
Okay....this is way too hard because there are so many
1. Goo Goo Dolls - Iris (1998)
2. Madonna - Ray of Light (1998)
3. Ducan Sheik - Barely Breathing (1997)
4. UB40 - Can't help falling in love (1993)
5. u2 - Even Better than the Real Thing (1992)
6. Naughty By Nature - Hip Hop Hooray (1993)
7. Nirvana - Come as You Are (1992)
8. Right Said Fred - I'm too Sexy (1992)
9. Sheryl Crowe - All I want to Do (1994)
10. Big Mountain - Baby I love Your Way (1994)
11. Spin Doctors - Two Princes (1993)
12.Tom Petty %26amp; the Heartbreakers - Last Dance w/ Mary Jane (1994)
13. Kris Kross - Jump
14. Alanis Morrissette - Ironic (1996)
15. Deep Blue Something - Breakfast at Tiffanys
16. Smashing Pumpkins - 1979 (1996)
17. Will Smith - Miami (1999)
18. Soul Asluym - Runaway Train (1993)
19. Bryan Adams - Have you Ever Really Loved a Woman (1995)
20. Seal - Kiss from a Rose (1995)
I'm making a 90's Music CD, Help me find some good 90's Songs.?violin opera theater
1. sugar ray-every morning
2. the offspring- super fly
3. greenday- basket case
4-the cure- Friday i`m in love
5. beastie boys- sabotage
6. emf- unbelieveable
7. en vogue- my loving( you`re never gonna get it)
8. madonna- ray of light
9. maxi priest- close to you
10.crystal waters- gypsy woman
11-diana king- shy guy
12- spin doctors- two princes
13-beck- loser
14-lauren hill- that thing doo woop
Unbreak my heart
Hero (mariah carey)
My All (Mariah Carey)
When I need you (celine dion)
Hi, there are so much good 90's songs try this site
http://www.onehitwondercenter.com
they also have huge selection of songs and samples. also news and still updating everyday
Hope this ll help
SD
anything by Babyface. Bobby Brown's - Don't Be Cruel was out in the early 90's, Vanilla Ice - Ice Ice Baby, Hold On - EnVogue, Knockin Boots, Mama Said knock You Out - LL Cool J, One More Try, Rub You the RIght Way - Johnny Gill, You Can't Touch THis, Baby Got Back, Boom I got your boyfriend, Gonna Make you Sweat, I wanna sex you up, Motown Philly.
These are mostly dance/club (at the time) songs. Also, rave music was just starting then.
You can search google.com or ixquick.com for 90's music, 90's one hit wonders, etc and they'll give you links to sites where you can buy those cds. When you get to those sites, just click on the artist's names or the song lists in the cds and you'll get lots of information to work with.
This is one link that I found: http://www.rhapsody.com/raphiphop/hitmak... It lists tracks, artists, and albums and you can see all the info in the album.
Another site: http://www.onehitwondercentral.com/ (this is a fantastic site with the details from all the decades)
Good luck with your cd. :)
"Tonight, Tonight, Tonight"-Smashing Pumpkins
any mariah carey songs.. yup yup!! she'll be the one u want.. maybe you would enjoy hero, daydream, emotions, butterfly, or rainbow.. all by mariah carey! if you need anymore i'll be happy to help!
My Samsung K3 is working fine. I have my music organized on my PC in folders. For example, I've ripped music from a CD to Windows Explorer; I gave the folder the name of the album. From my opera CD "La Traviata" I have a folder called "La Traviata" with many tracks as separate files in that folder. When I use Windows Explorer to move the files to the K3, the album title is stated as "Unknown". Any ideas how to get the album name in? None of my CDs are what might be called "popular", so they won't be found online.
Thanks
Right click a folder and you can rename it.
If that music is attached to a music program, though, the music program wont know where that music is after you change the folder name and you will have to retell the music program where the songs are.
What music player if any are you using to transfer those songs to your samsung? You have to change the albums name, not the folders name. Put that song into a music player like windows media player or itunes and change the album info there.
I am trying to find a CD containing "Vesti la giubba"
"Nessun dorma" and "Un bel di vedremo"
Any help would be appreciated.
Actually, because these are all such popular arias, I was able to find multiple CDs that had all three arias.
A to Z of Opera
Un Bel Di Vedremo - Miriam Gauci
Nessun Dorma - Thomas Harper
Vesti La Giubba - Nicola Matinucci
13.99 Barnes and Noble
Aria - A Passion for Opera
Vesti La Giubba - Franco Corelli
Un Bel Di Vedremo - Montserrat Caballe
Nessun Dorma - Franco Corelli
10.98 Amazon
Tuscany: A Romantic Journey
15.99 - Amazon
I'd recommend the second CD, since the first is a 2 disc set and why pay for two discs when you only want three arias. Also, I'm a bit of a Corelli whore so there's that. And as a last note, I have no idea who's singing the arias on the he third CD, so I would DEFINITELY not buy that one. I hope this helped!
Could opera fans help please?musicals opera theater
These are each from different operas, and it is not likely that you will find all of them on one cd, even if the cd is a collection of arias.
Vesti la guigga is from Pagliacci by Leoncavallo
Nessun dorma is from Puccini's Turandot
Un bel di vedremo is from Madama Butterfly by Puccini.
Do you want one CD with all 3 songs? do you care who performs the songs?
"Nessun Dorma: 20 Great Tenor Arias" has 2 of your 3 songs (Nessun Dorma and Vesti)
I heard the overture to Kate %26amp; The Devil on the radio. I loved it!!
Like many pieces of music that immediately enthrall and enamor me, it was the work of Antonin "Lights Out" Dvorak. Oh, and how I loved it. God help the individual or group that ever tries to get between me and Dvorak. I mean, we're talking big fisticuffs there.
But I can't find Kate and the Devil anywhere on the internet but WikiPedia, which calls the overture"famous." If I search for "The Devil and Kate" I can find some really foreign CD on Amazon that's expensive and I dont' think has the overture on it....
... buttoher than that, nothing! Nothing on YouTube. Nothing on Amazon. Nothing that will let me listen, or even buy! And I want my effin' Dvorak!
Can you, or anyone you know, point me in the direction of someplace online (or off, I don't nkow, anywhere!) where I can listen, hear, or buy?
Calm yourself, Charles -- my child %26lt;tongue so seriously in cheek it hurts%26gt;, your very base cravings *shall* be satisfied -- here's all that your heart desires... :-)
http://www.cduniverse.com/search/xx/musi...
Disappearing Dvorak opera?!~!?performing arts show opera theater
So you like Dvorak, don't you ? And you are out to find his music and especially The Devil and Kate (unbelievable, I am so ignorant that I thought that listening to Rusalka was all it took to be an Advanced Dvorak's Operas lecturer). And where are you searching it ? On the net. That's where things happen, and then we get upset when someone tries to make extra-money of our utopia that a fingerclick gives wisdom.
I'll tell you a short and unimportant story. At school, a teacher brought a record of New World Symphony (they begin to lure kids in with programme music, Vivaldi, Rimski, Moonlight) it was somewhere in the early 70's. I started Dvorak there, advancing meant to buy a new record for the astronomic equivalent of about 1 $, or having an opportunity to listen to a concert, or tune on a radio and be so lucky to find Anton, reading borrowed books, listening to people you met in the street who used to talk music instead of soccer (existed !) and by the way threw here and there a chunk of Advanced Dvoraks. Months could pass in between such events. Only 5 years ago, when I had a business chance to see Prague, I thought I had reached a plateau. And now I discover I missed Kate.
OK, move on. Go to a music shop, look for a good edition and compare, listen a bit, and possibly walk, out and back. There's people, birds, life. They are directing your fingers and disguised as good samaritans they're taking you from the first to the second life, where, rest assured, in a while there'll be no Dvoraks.
OK - here is your musicological info. Now you can use it to search for what you wish. I'd try Czech labels. Try the stores and sites of the Czech opera companies - even the Met in NYC might have a link for you. Try the NPR and PBS links - or sites like Jim Schweda and KUSC - he eats this stuff for breakfast.
http://www.geocities.com/WestHollywood/P...
B.201/ B.530
Cert a K谩ca. opera ve trech jedn谩n铆ch
(Kate and the Devil. Opera in Three acts)
Libretto : Adolf Wenig
Op.112
2 Tenors, 2 MezzoSopranos, 5 Basses, 2 Sopranos, SATB, 2.pic.2.ci.2.clb.clcb.2.cfg.- 4.4.3.2.- tp.grcs.ptti.tamp picc.tam.trg.- 2arpa.- archi
or 2 Tenors, 2 MezzoSopranos, 5 Basses, 2 Sopranos, SATB, pianoforte
Year Written: 1899
Osoby (Persons):
* Ovc谩k (Shepherd) Jirka (Tenor)
* K谩ca (MezzoSoprano)
* K谩cina matka (Kate's mother) (MezzoSoprano)
* Cert (Devil) Marbuel (Bass)
* Lucifer (Bass)
* Cert vr谩tny (Devil the porter) (Bass)
* Cert str谩zce (Devil the guard) (Bass)
* Knezna (Princes) (Soprano)
* Komorn谩 (Chamber-maid) (Soprano)
* Mars谩lek (Marshal) (Bass)
* Muzikant (Musician) (Tenor)
Movements/Components:
* Predehra (Overture)
Largo un poco - Allegro
* Venkovsk谩 hospoda (A Country Inn)
Allegro ma non troppo - Tempo di marcia
* V pekle (In Hell)
Allegro ma non troppo
* S铆n v z谩mku (A hall in the castle)
Moderato alla polacca - Andante
if so, is it available on CD, DVD, or short clips on the internet?
http://www.pbs.org/wnet/gperf/shows/rome...
It was performed in English on NBC a long time ago you might try their archives.
I have the Cd but want to sing along can someone give me some lyrics
I know all of the lyrics to each song but I won't type them all here...I'm also assuming that you mean lyrics to the 2004 movie but if not...oops :-[ I'll just type Phantom of the Opera and give u a site for the rest!
PHANTOM OF THE OPERA:
Christine; In sleep he sang to me, in dreams he came. That voice which calls to me and speaks my name...and do I dream again? for now I find, the Phantom of the Opera is there, inside my mind.
Phantom; Sing once again with me, our strange duet...my power over you grows stronger yet. And though you turn from me, to glance behind, the Phantom of the Opera is there, inside your mind!
Christine; those who have seen your face, draw back in fear...I am the mask you wear
Phantom; It's me they hear...
Christine/Phantom; My/Your spirit and My/Your voice, in one combined...the Phantom of the Opera is there inside my/your mind!
(Christine starts the cadenza)
Phantom; sing my angel of music...sing my angel...sing for me!...sing...sing, my angel!...Sing for me!!
and heres the website for all of the others.
http://www.lyricsdownload.com/phantom-of...
Phantom of the opera lyric?concert tickets opera theater
www.azlyrics.com
Or just google "Phantom of the Opera lyrics".
www.letssingit.com
Here you can find the lyrics for all the songs:
http://www.stlyrics.com/t/thephantomofth...
Its the one where he sings with the CD.
The singer is Andrea Bocelli and the song is Con te partiro, a great piece of music :)
is it a good cd?
absolutely. day at the races is great too. listen out for "love of my life", its classic
It was once used for a TV ad for the Lincoln Navigator several years ago. I have searched the web high and low, many music sites and googled it to no avail. Any one here heard of it? Any ideas where I could find this song or cd for purchase?
It may be a long shot, but I decided to try yahoo answers just in case.
Try Russell Watson
I was wondering how old the part of Meg Giry is. On the CD, it sounds like she's about 15, but I didn't know. I'm about 13, and I can sing the part. I was also wondering, does Meg have to be on point? I have ballet training, but I am not on point. Thank you!
meg is ussually cast at the same age range as Christine so it changes but she should be young and a bit naive.... as for being on pointe the ballet scenes call for her to be a classic degas girl (check out some of his dancer paintings) so yes she should be a strong dancer and the big companies always have her on pointe
I have a Phantom of the Opera question - for people who have done the show or have casted it?theatre opera theater
Honey, the part is probably the most demanding female lead vocally/physically written in the last fifty years. Meg has to do the chorus numbers for the ballet scene, I believe she is on pointe. Sarah Brightman only did seven performances a week, most stars do eight. She had FOUR hours of warmup and coaching a day to stay limber enough AND sing it.....so if you're asking for community theater, go for it....if you're thinking of any Equity related tour......you've got about 10-15 years before your body would be able to handle all that abuse.
Meg is a simpler role. Most likely, she will not be dancing en pointe to add emphasis to Christine, the main character, who will certainly be dancing en pointe. I'd say she was 15 or 16, but there is no real age that is described that I know of. That can certainly be achieved by someone your age if you have the talent. One production I have seen casted a 17 year old girl as Meg, and she did a lovely job. I don't think your age is the biggest concern, for Meg is not a central character. If you have the voice, skills, talent, and maturity I believe you could be Meg!
Good luck!
Meg is supposed to have a light voice to counter act the power in Christine and definitely Carlotta's voices. Meg's look is about 16-18. The actress' who play her range from 18-late 20's. And yes, you do have to be en pointe to play her. You have to make it through a dance audition before you can sing for Meg.
Can anyone deny that this Cinderella story is what renews faith and spirit and with all the trouble in the world, there is good to be found in life. His rise to fame from cell phone salesman to singing star is truly inspirational. If you have not seen his audition on Britons Got Talent, (the English version of American Idol), go to YOUTUBE, put Paul POtts in the search, go to his audition tape and lose your mind and soul in what happend. Everyone was sceptical when he said he was going to sing opera. Watch their faces as he starts to sing and the fact that they are in tears by the end. You don't have to be an opera fan to realise that something very special had just happend. I urge you, do not miss this experiance. It will make your day!!
I've been following Paul since day one. I just love that dear man and his honesty and humility and his love for his wife. Did you know he has a degree in philosophy? Go to: my space.com-paul_potts. They have all of his videos in chronological order and his interviews, travel schedule etc.
I wrote him a fan letter (first one ever to anyone) telling him that millions of people worldwide will now have the courage to do their dreams thanks to him.
I'm going to add you to my contacts so maybe we can talk about him sometime.
Now that Paul Potts debut CD has hit the US?pacific theater opera theater
WOW - that was excellent - i was in tear too - I will put that youtube on my 360 - it is better than the gollum one that is there...he needs to fix his teeth
shame there aren't more answers to this question - I'll post a link to it
I cried! What a voice this man has, and it is wonderful we all get to experience his gift!
WOW.. that was excellent (thanks Spider)
I heard about them from some friends today. They are great! I do mean awesome. Check out their website:http://www.eastvillageoperacompany.com/d...
I plan to order their new CD. I hope to someday attend one of their concerts. I'm in the process of listening to some of their music. You'll love it.
I disagree with Wotan. To me this is as classical as Schoenberg making arrangements of other music, or Mahler orchestrating Beethoven and Schumann symphonies, or Liszt making piano reductions of other pieces. Yes, there are some "pop" elements in there, such as a drumbeat and the other "pop" instrumentations but the melodies were created by classical composers. It's certainly arguable, and maybe it's better defined as "crossover" (even though I once heard an interview with one of the members of that group saying he doesn't like the term) but I have no problem with a question about that group being in this forum. Well that's my $.02
Have you ever heard of the East Village Opera Company?the grand theater opera theater
Did you assign your question to this category? It's in the wrong section. I checked out your posting, and it's a "pop" band, doing their version of an operatic aria.
It does not qualify as classical music.
Wotan
No, but I will check them out.
Peace
I'm going to watch Die Fledermaus live next month. Should I watch a DVD of it, listen to the CD or read the story before attending?
I have found it helpful to do this. I read about Madame Butterfly and it made the opera more enjoyable. Good luck.
Should I find out the story before watching an opera?chinese theater opera theater
Don't waste your time. Find a fat rich girl with doting parents to explain the special love she has of opera and how it speaks to her and then you won't care to watch or listen to Die Fledermaus next month. You should spend your time reading Dostoyevsky or trying to get laid.
No, if you watch the dvd now, it wouldnt feel the same when you see it live.
if i were you i'd read the story of the opera before going to it then you'll know what's happening in the real opera
ya it is very important and make u enjoy opera most
Yes,
If you know the plot and story you can then truly enjoy the operatic music, and see the interactiosn between the charactors. By knowing the plot you can focus on the sub-text and intracacies of the play, thus increasing your enjoyment without loosing the main point.
The con to knowing the plot is that you know the story, and that is what a play is all about- to tell a story.
Optional, if you understand the language in which it is to be sung.
read the story first. Later, enjoy the opera.
It would help allot. I think that even if they were singing in English... I still wouldn't understand the story. Reading it would be the way to go.
Unless you speak the language, I would definitly make sure you read the story before you see the opera. While I doubt you would be totally lost, it can really help the experience to know a little more specifically what is going on. If you speak German however, I would go and experience it as it was meant to be experienced.
A long time I was listening to a Chinese girl's cd and she said they had a lot of duet songs.
Hmmm. I don't know. I only know the band S.H.E. maybe others, but I can't think of them. Funny, you'd think that someone Chinese would know chinese songs and stuff, but I don't. Apparently, neither do you. At the moment.
Is there Chinese love songs that are like american soap opera's or musical's?star theater opera theater
are you kidding me? you know how china is notorious for movie piracy. well, it spreads to song piracy. there are a lot of chinese singers who sings american songs but it's in chinese. have you heard beat it from michael jackson in chinese? it's something to hear.
I'm curious about Bossa Nova, but I don't know where to start. My usual tastes in music are Classical, Opera, and occasionally Jazz (Oscar Peterson, to be specific). Which Bossa Nova albums do you think I might enjoy?
Thanks for answering.
Ow, find any cds with astrud gilberto and or stanley turrentine/stan gets.
Shirley Scott would be great too (be aware there are lots of Shirley Scotts out there doing music, only a few get into instrumental bossa nova you can lounge or dance 2)
There are 2 many different tracks spread over numerous of albums.
You like tracks like Aqua De Beber?
Maria Quiet? One Note Samba? Then aforementioned artists are what you need.
Other tracks I personally like are:
*Howard Roberts - Dirty Bossa Nova
*Julie London - Fly Me To The Moon
*Walter Wanderly - Summer Samba
*Shirley Scott - Noche Azul
And "Bola Sete - Bettina" wich is bossa nova but has this movie like feel and lots of relaxed spanish guitarring..
E Bass uncluded...
Last 4 reccomendations (except julie londons are instrumental)
Bossa Nova CD recommendations?opera songs opera theater
Amazon.com .Here you can know all about that.
A.C.Jobim/Joao gilberto/astrud gilberto./luis bonfa/ etc.....
This question get asked a lot.
Get JAZZ SAMBA by Stan Getz and Charlie Byrd. Then look for titles featuring Getz and Luiz Bonfa and Laurindo Almeida.
You can't go wrong with the classics.
Keep a close eye for compositions by Antonio Carlos Jobim, the idiom's master.
The one with the A.C.Joblim hits by Stan Getz and the Gilbertos
New Orleans Band that I saw at the Opera House in New Orleans in August 2004, not sure if they are still together.
There is one on eBay UK
I keep hearing this choral piece. It reminds me of O Fortuna from Carmina Burana yet it's definately not that piece as i own the whole opera on cd. I've heard it used mostly to promote tv shows on Cartoon Network and once on TBS i've been looking for it for years. Anyone have an idea on what it is or can you offer hints as to what you think it may be? I mean being a choral piece i wouldn't exactly be bale to post lyrics.
o susanna
Need name of a musical piece any one know it?chicago theater opera theater
look it up on google type in the lyrics it should help good luck
I like all music, I'm not much into rap but I like Eminem because I think he's very talented and puts his heart and soul into what he writes. I also like his sense of humor does that make me twisted....lol.
I know he's not the greatest influence for kids but I'm talking consenting adults here.
I'm very eclectic in my tastes; I own Kenny Rogers, Opera and Classical CD's, lots of country, gospel and also Eminem...lol
I am 31 years old, a college graduate and I actually own a couple emimem cds... I do think he is humerous and talented...now, do I think his lyrics come from his heart, No, I believe the man just found a really good way to make money.
I usually listen to the Pogues, liz phair, melissa etheridge, stevie nicks, the radio....so you see I am not a rap fan. Eminim is different. But I do NOT think parents of young kids should let them listen to his music....
Do you think Eminem is humorous?theater seating opera theaterI got here too late to answer your question... I don't like rap at all, and most of Eminem's music I don't like, I do however like some, like the movie music... Report It
yes
I think he is humorous too, but I won't let my daughter listen to him.
i think he is humorous
I like some Eminem songs too. My favourite ones are "Cleaning up my closet" and "White America".
i think its sweet how he comes up with the stuff he does. it has so much meaning in every song that he sings. He is definitely creative in his work
I think he is hot. He can come over to my house any day!
ja eminem cool i like his music better than 50 cents music and ja sure eminem is humorous
Most of the time, yes he is humorous. Also very talented. However, you are right~ not suitable for children. You are the 3rd person that I have heard say they don't like rap except for Eminem.
Well I like his mudic and his videos are really funny!
Yes
Not at all - he is cute in a small white guy sort of way but he looks like an albino to me
Overrated but I do think he has Influence alot of young kids to not Give a Shite.
Like him or not he is a Good Lyricist but has a Lousy Flow.
sure why not
yea somtimes
yes i think hes humorous ,and i totly agree with u but he is kinda werd but we think what we think!!!lol
Because dat lil white boy think he black
I Love to listen to EMINEM He is very talented and humorous.
Thinking about expanding my music library---wanted other inputs....esp. classical, jazz, opera, but will consider all types EXCEPT rap/hiphop.
Your choices on the island will be the ONLY pieces of music you will EVER hear again in your life, except for what you sing/play solo. Choose carefully; we're talking 30+ years here!
"Work"--an album (double CD OK), complete opera or symphony, collection of musical pieces NORMALLY PERFORMED TOGETHER to make a coherent whole, etc. (You music ppl know the fancy terms.)
Or, if 10 musical works are too tough to choose, which single musical composer's works would you pick to take along, given that you will hear no other music for rest of your life? And why that particular composer?
Yes, it's a lot of work. I'm hoping music lovers will put in their 2 cents worth and share, and not be concerned abt the points. (But if you know any spectacularly good covers of piece X, I'd be grateful for the tipoff.) Thanks!
Well in Opera I can suggest:
Karl Orff - Carmina Burana (the deutsche gramophon version with soprano Gundula Janowitz) best version
G. F Haendel - Rodelinda (with countertenor Andreas Scholl) also Serse, and Radamisto
Arias from Farinelli, get the original soundtrack its a french cd, make sure its by the counter tenor Derek -Lee Ragin and not a soprano
G. Puccini - Tosca ( there are some lovely versions out there I prefer some of the older ones with Maria Callas and Renata Tebaldi) and La Boheme with Freni and Pavarotti, Turandot with Nilsson and Corelli
Classical Music
Ludwig van Beethoven - 9th symphony Herbert von Karajan conductor
Mozart - Requiem
J.S. Bach anything you can get your hands on..way too many to mention but make sure you have "Air"
Johann Pachelbel - Canon
Antonio Vivaldi - The four seasons.. anything you can get your hands on Baroche is essential..
Marcello, Geminiani, Telemann, Locatelli, Corelli they are all fantastic exponents of the baroche music
F. Chopin - Nocturnes and Preludes specially Prelude in E major
S. Rachmaninoff - Concertos 1, 2, 3, and 4
Eric Satie - Trois Gymnopedies and Gnossiennes 1, 2, and 3
Claude Debussy - "Bergamasque" #3 "Clair de lune" , La Mer
Igor Stravinsky - Petrushka
Jazz
Miles Davis - Tutu, Kind of Blue, Miles Smiles, Sketches of Spain
Bitches Brew... Miles versions of My funny Valentine
John Coltrane - A Love Supreme
Billy Holliday - anything you can get..specially tracks like strange fruit, you go to my head, God bless the child,
Pat Metheny - Letter from Home, The road to you, Still life (talking) I Can See Your House from Here with John Scofield (listed here as a duet -- also accompanied by Steve Swallow and Bill Stewart) (1993)
Beyond the Missouri Sky (Short Stories) with Charlie Haden (1996)
prog rock fusion/jazz
King Crimson - In the court of the Crimson King, Islands, Lizard, Red, Larks Tongues in Aspic, Three of a perfect Pair, Discipline, Starless and Bible Black, (pretty much all of it will make my day)
Jaco Pastorius - Punk Jazz Anthology
Mike Stern - Standards (and Other Songs), Who Let the Cats Out, Play, A Remark You Made, Jaco, Straight, No Chaser, Odds and Evens, These Times
Birelli Lagrene - My Melancholy Baby, Bluma, Mirage [Live],
Routes to Django: Live, Move, Standards
Jean Luc Ponty - Tarantula
Chet Baker - My Funny Valentine
Gene Krupa - The Gene Krupa Story 4 CDs
Dave Brubeck - Take Five (live)
Bela Fleck and the Flecktones - Crossing the Tracks, Perpetual Motion, Music for Two, The Hidden Land
Pat Martino - El Hombre '67, Desperado '70, Fire Dance with Zakir Hussain tabla percussion '99
Anything by Larry Coryell and John Scofield (Im not picky theyre marvelous)
Apologize in advance for such a long post.. got carried away, there's more stuff I could listen for the next 30 yrs no doubt : )
Deserted island, alone, rest of your long life: what 10 music works OR single composer would you want?theatre tickets opera theaterThank you for taking the time out to read the not too long post lol Im sure you will love at least some of the music cited, I tried to cover what you were mainly interested in. Happy Listening!! Report It
Soundtrack to Almost Famous
Soundtrack to The Harder they Come
Holding Up Half The Sky: Women In Reggae/Roots Daughters
An Irish Evening: Live At The Grand Opera House, Belfast
Bob Marley - Songs of Freedom [BOX SET]
Loreena McKennitt Live In Paris %26amp; Toronto [LIVE]
Tracy Chapman New Beginning
Joni Mitchell Blue
Experience Hendrix: The Best of Jimi Hendrix
Silly Wizard Live Wizardry [LIVE]
Complicated question but I love it even if there's no way I have 30+ years left. I'm hoping for 20+ though. Here goes:
1. My complete collection of Bryan Adams. Specifically "So Far So Good".
2. My incomplete collection of Kenny Wayne Shepherd.
3. My complete collection of The Beatles. "Rubber Soul" is my fave.
4. My almost complete collection of U2 particularly the earlier, edgier stuff.
5. Snow Patrol. Excellent story tellers. Love "Chasing Cars"
6. the Soundtrack to "West Side Story". even though Natalie Wood didn't sing.
7. Melissa Ethridge-"Yes I Am"
8. My complete "Jock Jams" collection. Gets ya movin' and you'd need the
exercise on a deserted island. There's a bit of mild rap but it's not radical.
9. All the Kingston Trio recordings. the song "Zombie Jamboree" is great.
10. I'd have to have some Rolling Stones-old stuff like "Sastisfaction" and the
remake of "Not Fade Away". Not the newer crapola, though.
Re-reading the list I realize just how infantile I really am. Oh well, you like what you like!
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The opera. La Boheme, is still the world's most popular opera after over 100 years. Puccini's music and orchestral dynamics, his melodies and harmonies are thrilling.
1- Black Album from Metallica
2- Allegiance from Firewind
3-Train of thought from Dream Theater
4-Once from Nightwish
5-Majestic from After Forever
6-S%26amp;M from Metallica (it's a concert with a symphonic orchestra)
7-Century Child from Nightwish
8-Decipher from After forever
9-Ghost reveries from Opeth
10-Angels fall first from Nightwish
(Nightwish and AfterForever are female-fronted bands with soprano singers)
I'd take the group Yo La Tengo
Every album that Led Zeppelin put out..
Ever since I first heard Led Zeppelin and their music moved me to tears, I have said that if I could listen to no one else for the rest of my life, it would be Led Zeppelin. They are by far my favorite group EVER!
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thank you. please tell if you can't get onto the site
http://72.14.205.104/search?q=cache:OdVA...
This chart is extracted from a larger report. Take a look at
http://www.wendys-invest.com/fin/proxy/w...
I think there are some similar tables, but they seem to have more explaination around them.
Can someone tell me what the percentages in this sales history charts mean?hollywood theater opera theater
looks like percent of revenue of a sale item(s)
jan 6.7%
feb 3.9%
mar 3.1% = 5.6% for quarter
wendy's food is there big money maker
probably 90+%
so any promo item would need to be accounted for
and i guess this one digit number represents the sales
of an item
McDonalds on the other hand is the largest toy distributor in the world so their toy sales would be a bit higher
I think they are referring to sales as a % of the same month in the previous year. For example. If sales in Jan. 2005 = $100, and sales in Jan 2006 = 110, the % for Jan 2006 would be 10% (ie + 10% over the previous year). If sales in Jan 2006 = 95, this would be shown as -5%
The situation in Iraq....
The economy....
Health care...
Terrorism....
Immigration....
Environment/global warming....
Energy policy.....
Other....
Unsure....
I would say energy. Most of our problems stem from our addiction to and over-dependence on foreign oil. Just a small increase in average gas mileage of our cars would be equivalent to many ANWRs for instance.
"If we raise fuel-efficiency standards by just one mile per gallon, we save two ANWRs full of oil over the projected 50-year life of
the fields. If we raise them 2.7 mpg, that's more than all the oil we import from Iraq and Kuwait combined. If we raise standards by 8 mpg, we don't have to import one drop of Persian Gulf oil into this country." Robert F Kennedy
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Terrorism, definitely.
There still hasn't been anything done about terrorism. No, I don't count Iraq as a war on terror. Matter of fact, say what you will, but I see it as a waste of time. Who I do include under terror, however, is Osama bin Laden and Kim Jong Ill, two people who want to and still can hurt us.
Most important Election issue?london theatre opera theater
We have now moved from the old 10% of America controlling 90% of the wealth. To the new Plutocrat model of 1% controlling 99% of America's wealth.
With 80% of American families deeper in debt than their expected lifetime earnings.
The issue of this election is Getting that last 1%
Go big Red Go
addiction? so why was Bush holding hands with gay Saudi Prince?
i need a short summary of this article in a very simple and basic german language:
http://209.85.129.104/search?q=cache:cLU...
Look at the right title: ?l, Macht und Wohlstand
please someone help me!
im confused
use this
http://translation2.paralink.com/
Help me!! pleeeease! 10points!?opera music opera theater
Do it yourself. Dont ask people to do your homework. You just wasted 5 points asking that question.
i have bittorrnt in my system.lastweek i can download mcafee total protection 2008 cd version(82mb)using opera.but i dont know which program open this file?file type DAA.its a cd version.plz help
best software to open it, is powerISO.
http://www.poweriso.com/download.htm
I just moved to Southern California. I'm looking for the recording studio and Photographer to make demo CD and headshot. (for Opera companies)
I can't spend lots of money for those? Do you know any recording studio or Photographer in Orange County, CA?
Search for a photographer in your area at One Model Place.
Link below
I was just wondering which programs are the most useful/coolest for each of you? Could You Please Give 5 With A Brief Description?
Im not looking for a list of freeware/shareware although they can be included.
1. Microsoft Office 2007 Enterprise- Complete Office Suite
2. Quicken 2008- Great Financial Tracking Program
3. Adobe CS3- Great Suite for Imaging and Graphic Design
4. Nero 9- Good CD/DVD Imager
5. Opera- Amazing Webbrowser.
1. Firefox + Extensions - Without a doubt! (esp. StumbleUpon)
2. Skype
3. MSN Messenger
4. Getright
5. Nokia PC Suite
Websites...
1. Google
2. StumbleUpon
3. Gmail
4. Giveaway of the Day
5. Yahoo Answers
Whats Are Your Top 5 Most Useful Programs?opera mini opera theater
Cubase SX3 - Audio and Midi Sequencer
NI Guitar Rig2 - Effects and Amp simulation
PAZ Spectrum Analyser - Audio Spectrum Analyser
Trillian Pro - Instant Messeging
Azureus - Torrent Client
launchy - never need to use start menu
phrase express - never need to type repetitive phrases
ditto - awesome for clipboard pasting
firefox with extensions greasemonkey, adblock plus, tab mix plus, download statusbar
thunderbird with lightning add-on
I was just wondering which programs are the most useful/coolest for each of you? Could You Please Give 5 With A Brief Description?
Im not looking for a list of freeware/shareware although they can be included.
1. Microsoft Office 2007 Enterprise- Complete Office Suite
2. Quicken 2008- Great Financial Tracking Program
3. Adobe CS3- Great Suite for Imaging and Graphic Design
4. Nero 9- Good CD/DVD Imager
5. Opera- Amazing Webbrowser.
1. Adobe Creative Suite 3 Design Premium
2. Vista Tools (Snipping Tool, WMP11, Windows DVD Maker, Windows Movie Maker)
3. Firefox (with Flashgot)
4. Flashget
5. IM (YM, MSN)
What Are Your Top 5 Most Useful Programs?extension opera theater
1- Wiretap Pro - app that lets me record anything coming out of my speakers
2- Safari - one great web browser plus helps you rip stuff from websites
3- Bootcamp - lets me run Mac OS X and Windows
4- Photoshop - great photo editing program
5- Miro - watch tv, podcasts, rss fields, all rolled into one.
Warning: spyware threat has been detected on your computer. Your computer has several fatal errors due to spyware activity. Your IP address is __gives an ip #_ %26amp; via this address an unauthorized access was gained by another computer. it is strongly recommended to install an antispyware to close all security vulnerabilities.
Image is saved as a desk top image. I've changed it numerous times and it automatically changes itself back. I found a browser shortcut which is the image and deleted it, but it was resaved on my computer. I've installed spysweeper and I keep getting the same items quarantined, but nothing is working. also task manager [ctrl] + [alt] + [del] has been disabled by the "admin"- which I didn't do. Not to mention I keep upgrading internet options on cookie acceptance to high, and that automatically changes to accept all! and running virus protect safe mode don't work.
If you can help i would greatly appreciate it! Really don't want to install the Oper sys
Try
http://www.securemywindows.com
or
http://www.superantispyware.com
Fix error: Warning spyware threat has been detected...?secure browser opera theaterHe only added Superantispyware hoping that people wouldn't thumbs-down the garbage clean crap that he pushes for *every* answer. Report It
spybot 1.5 updated should be able to help
Sounds like your computer may have a variant of the ubiquitous Smitfraud infection. Almost all "general purpose","all-in one" spyware and virus removal programs such as AVG, Norton, or Spybot S %26amp; D cannot remove it.
Free specialised Smitfraud removal tool is here:
http://siri.urz.free.fr/Fix/SmitfraudFix...
I have a dell inspiron and when you turn it on you get oper. sytm.not found and you cant safe mod restore nothing.Can this be repaired or If I gat a cd like windows xp or whatever will it be able to boot it up.If you know of a way that I can fix this please let me know asap. desperate joe
This also hapens if you have a USB flash drive plugged in , I nearly reformatted my pc 1 night before I realised Ii'd left the flash drive in, removed it %26amp; everything started fine.
What does it mean when my laptop says Operating System not found mean?met opera opera theater
check that you have not got a cd in the drive. sometimes that is the cause of that message.
next, check the bios to see if it is detecting the drive.
next, if it is, you may have to do a repair on your installation - usually from a hidden partition on dells.
if the bios isnt seeing the drive, check whether the cable has popped out or the drive is out of its socket. dells do that sometimes. take the cover off the bottom to expose the harddrive and check the seating.
if it is none of these, your harddrive may be dead.
dell have a pretty good support desk to talk you through all this.
good luck
You need to reinstall Windows. Usually Dell sends system recovery disks with their computers. Try the windows restore disk.
By your information the problem found is that there is no Operating system in your laptop. Please install Operating System before using laptop.
Operating system not found is a serious problem, unless you have a diskette in a floppy drive and the PC is trying to boot to that, but you said it was a laptop so I doubt that is the problem. Laptops usually don't have built in floppy drives anymore.
This can be caused from hard drive failure, corruption of the master boot record (MBR) or corrupted system files in the operating system.
Yes you could and should try booting from the windows CD, but I would recommend you take it to a professional or risk file loss.
What's the deal that if you evade a ban, you get banned again? Why do you even get permanently banned from the serebiiforums if you pure troll twice or evade a ban once? How do they even check that was you? Look. Max and Tsutomu are 2 different people. How can they say that Max is Max and Tsutomu is Max as well? It makes no sense. I was in the SPP chat room and Wifi Chat last Friday and I got kicked and banned from Erik_Destler. All I was doing was asking a question. Why do I get banned like that? And what's wrong with impersonating members? Why does oper impersonation get you banned from IRC or to leave you banned from a forum for a long time after trolling and spamming? What would happen if they didn't ban that person for impersonating ops? Would it still continue then or would he have learned his lesson by then after the enough warnings they gave him about it?
So many questions!
Q: If you get banned from an IRC chat for evading ban, is it a long term ban like as if you get autokicked?
A: I can only say "probably", as it will vary depending on the IRC network's policies and the staff member responsible. Usually the IRCop that sets a ban will be the one to lift it, so it may just depend on how they feel about the situation.
Q: What's the deal that if you evade a ban, you get banned again?
A: There must be a reason they don't want you on their network!
Q: Why do you even get permanently banned from the serebiiforums if you pure troll twice or evade a ban once?
A: I'm not familiar with those particular forums, but again, ban evasion is always going to get you into trouble. The time you are banned for should be used to think about what you've done and commit to improving your act before you are allowed back on. Trying to get around the ban is undermining the person who set it. Trolling is just a bad idea generally, although I admit it can be hilarious...
Q: How do they even check that was you?
A: Plenty of things can give it a way, such as your IP address, which forum administrators can see, writing style, etc.
Q: Look. Max and Tsutomu are 2 different people. How can they say that Max is Max and Tsutomu is Max as well?
A: They must have some evidence. Again, it could be that they share an IP address, or just a hunch.
Q: It makes no sense. I was in the SPP chat room and Wifi Chat last Friday and I got kicked and banned from Erik_Destler. All I was doing was asking a question. Why do I get banned like that?
A: Are you sure there wasn't more to it? Your next few questions suggest that there was.
Q: And what's wrong with impersonating members?
A: You really ought to be able to work this out for yourself. Think about this: I am sure that you have friends who you tell almost anything, and other people that you don't know who you tell very little. If someone in the latter group pretended to be someone in the former group and you didn't realise, you could tell them things that you wouldn't normally. Basically you'd behave differently. Think about how you'd feel when it turned out that you told your secrets to someone you don't like.
Q: Why does oper impersonation get you banned from IRC or to leave you banned from a forum for a long time after trolling and spamming?
A: Impersonating an IRCop is the easiest and quickest way to get yourself banned. IRCops have a lot of power and even when they aren't O:lined they still get a lot of respect that they have had to earn, and are called to deal with many difficult situations. You haven't earned the right to that respect or responsibility.
Q: What would happen if they didn't ban that person for impersonating ops?
A: Then they would probably think that they can get away with it and keep doing it.
Q: Would it still continue then or would he have learned his lesson by then after the enough warnings they gave him about it?
A: See the previous answer. If he had stopped after the warnings, then it probably wouldn't have gone further, but it clearly did.
To conclude, you, or he, should just try and think things through a little bit and have more respect for others, particularly those with some sort of authority over you. However, you should also remember as well that there are thousands of IRC networks and forums that you could be a part of it you don't like the ones you were banned from. Be aware that they could ban you if you do the same things that got you banned on the others, though...
Until recently i have never been interested in classical music or opera. However in my old age (26) i am growing more attracted to it. Can anyone recommend a good CD to start me off. I really love opera sung by women and generally speaking i like the kind of classical that you might hear on an advert or while you're on hold on the telephone; the easy accessible stuff basically. Any advice gratefully received!
Judging from what you wrote you will probably like operas by Rossini (e.g. The Barber of Seville, Cindarella), Mozart (The Marriage of Figaro, Cosi fan tutte, Don Giovanni), and for intrumental music: Mozart's and Haydn's Symphonies, Vivaldi's concerti, Handel's Concerti grossi (as well as Water Music and Fireworks Music), but here is what I would do if I were you (if you really want to develop your taste for classical music):
- sign up to your local music library, preferably one with large classical CD section (e.g. in London: Barbican or Victoria Music Library, in Manchester: Central Library) - that will give you a chance to listen to different things and choose what you want to buy.
- buy yourself one of those "Good CD guides" (like the one published by Penguin) - that will help you to avoid some of those overvalued compilations which are pushed down the throats of the unsuspected public by the record companies. Having access to a music library will help you choose your recordings very carefully, and those that you buy will stay with you for the rest of your life. Buy yourself also a good concert guide, which would have some programme notes on the most popular pieces in the repertoire.
- listening to "bleeding chunks" on Classic FM is fine, as it helps you to "try before you buy", but if you decide to invest into a recording, why not buy the proper thing, a complete piece. An added bonus is usually a booklet with good background information about the pieces on the recording - something which is rare in compilations. Understanding does increase enjoyment.
- I would make my "discovery" journey through classical music in chronological order. The best starting point would probably be the end of 17th C (J.S. Bach, Handel, Vivaldi) - the beginnings of proper orchestral music. Then move on to Haydn,Mozart Beethoven, then (sorry if miss anybody important) Schubert, Rossini, Mendelssohn, Schumann, Berlioz, Chopin, Bizet, Tchaikovsky, Brahms, Johann Strauss (father and son), Dvorak, Puccini, Verdi, Debussy, Ravel, Mahler, Rachmaninov, Richard Strauss, Elgar, Stravinsky, Prokofiev, Bartok, Steve Reich, John Adams. This should give you a good overview of the major pieces in the repertoire.
- go to live concerts!!! but go prepared - have a listen to at least some of the pieces and read about them before you go - that'll make huge difference. The best information on concerts in Britain one can find in BBC Music Magazine.
When you approach this take your time, do not rush, and avoid cheap stuff. It is like learning about wines - you would not go for cheap plonk (if you did you would probably be better off sticking to Coke or Pepsi...:-)), and you would taste different bottles before buying a whole crate.
Get a decent HiFi and good speakers - you would not drink a good bottle of vintage Moet %26amp; Chandon from plastic cups, would you? As a hint - I use Teac Reference 300 mini-system with Tannoy speakers (Teac is just introducing the new model MkIII and it should cost below 700 GBP).
Enjoy!!!
Greetings (from an orchestral conductor...:-))
Classical Music Recommendations?opera house opera theater
Leslie Garret might be just what you are looking for her lady in red CD is wonderful
I got into Classical music at a late age by listening to a compilation cd called The Classic Experience. It has 33 well know pieces %26amp; has 3 other cd's in the series (I have them all).
It depends what type of classical music you like and what kind of composers and the style aswell. Well personally I love piano classical music. I always go to the library down my street and borrow Balazs Szokolay's Romantic Piano Favourite CD's. It has pieces from the different musical periods. I'm not sure of the CD but I think Johann Sebastian Bach's concertos are good to listen to, but he is in the baroque era. If you are looking for something different I recommend 20th century music. I say Maurice Ravel is the best especially his 'Pour Piano et Orchestre.' It's mad!! .
Classical music is fantastic and I, too, discovered its joys late in life. Now, with over 1000 recordings, I am in a good position to answer you. Since you love opera sung by women, there is only one answer: buy recordings of Mozart's The marriage of Figaro and Bizet's Carmen. They are the two most popular operas and also have great parts for the ladies.------Vittorio Gui's recording on the Classics For Pleasure label of Figaro is cheap but remains a top choice. The ideal Carmen is more difficult to decide upon but you will be well served by Claudio Abbado's on the DG label. Ask your music shop for these.------It is a good idea to buy whole works, and get to know them, rather than compilations full of snippets as they do not do justice to the glory that is classical music. This is especially true in opera as a compilation can never bring you the romance, story, drama and emotion that is opera.------Good luck with your new interest and my very best wishes, Philip.
Try 'Four last songs' by Richard Strauss. Beautiful female vocal, great lyrics, awesome orchestration. Moving and beautiful. Get the Gudula Janowitz version, called 'Vier letzte Lieder' on Deutsche Grammophon, conducted by Herbert von Karajan. AWESOME.
The opera LA TRAVIATA by Verdi is absolutely fabulous. Its music is unbelievably beautiful, and when I began an interest in classical music, this was the first opera I ever heard. It is still my favorite.
For instrumental or symphonic music, I'd recommend Mozart whose music is generally relaxing, and Beethoven.
ENJOY!!
Chow!!
Classic FM have a daily chart show that will give you some inspiration or check out their website. you might like one of Kiri Te Kanawa's early albums
Mozart Mozart Mozart, by all means.
Die Fledermaus (The Bat) is funny and is available in English.
Die Zauberflote (The Magic Flute) has some great music.
See if you can find a CD by Beverly Sills. She is an extremely talented artist and a comedienne as well.
Clair de Lune by Claude Debussy is my favourite
carmen wishes to sell her opera recordings for an average of 12.00 dollars per cd. if the standard deviation is 5.00 for sales, what is the range of selling price?
When the "girls" reach the top of the mountain near the end of the film, there is a great bit of singing/opera music playing in the background:- not on the soundtrack CD, anyone out there know what it is?
H, soz haven't seen the film, but hope these will help.
"I've Never Been To Me"
Written by 'Ken Hirsch' and Ronald Miller
Performed by Charlene
"Go West"
Written by Jacques Morali, Henri Belolo and Victor Willis
Performed by the The Village People
"Billy Don't Be A Hero"
Written by Mitch Murray and Peter Callander
Performed by Paper Lace
"My Baby Loves Lovin'"
Written by Roger Cook and Roger Greenaway
Performed by White Plains
"I Love The Night Life (Disco 'Round)"
Written by Susan Hutcheson and Alicia Bridges
Performed by Alicia Bridges
"Can't Help Lovin' That Man"
Written by Jerome Kern and Oscar Hammerstein II
Performed by Trudy Richards
"I Will Survive"
Written by Dino Fekaris and Freddie Perren
Performed by Gloria Gaynor
"A Fine Romance"
Written by Jerome Kern and Dorothy Fields
Performed by Lena Horne
"Shake Your Groove Thing"
Written by Dino Fekaris and Freddie Perren
Performed by Peaches %26amp; Herb Fame (as Herb)
"I Don't Care If The Sun Don't Shine"
Written by Mack David
Performed by Patti Page
"Finally (7"
Choice Mix)"
Written by Rodney K. Jackson, Ce Ce Peniston, Felipe Delgado and E.L. Linnear
Performed by Ce Ce Peniston
"Take A Letter Maria"
Written by R.B. Greaves
Performed by R.B. Greaves
"Mamma Mia"
Written by Benny Andersson, Bj?rn Ulvaeus, and Stig Anderson
Performed by Abba
"Save The Best For Last"
Written by Wendy Wladman, Jon Lind and Phil Galdston
Performed by Vanessa Williams
"E strano!.. Ah fors e lui"
(from opera "La Traviata")
Written by Giuseppe Verdi
Performed by Joan Carden and the Sydney Symphony Orchestra
Courtesy ABC Classics
"Fernando"
Written by Benny Andersson, Bj?rn Ulvaeus, and Stig Anderson
Performed by Abba
Published by Union Songs AB
Courtesy Sweden Music AB
"A Desert Holiday"
Performed by Guy Pearce
"I Don't Care If The Sun Don't Shine"
Written by Mack David
Performed by Guy Pearce
"This Old Man"
Performed by Guy Pearce and Hugo Weaving
"Ten Fat Trannies"
Performed by Guy Pearce and Hugo Weaving
"My Darling, Clementine"
Performed by Hugo Weaving
Name of piece of music in "Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the desert" please?opera mobile opera theater
I don;t know the music; but damn that was a great movie.I watch it every time it comes on cable..
Yes, remember the music, but don't know what it's called, sorry. Just wanted to say I love that film, and all the music in it.
I want to put the Jack Johnson CD on there, but how?
Please help! They have like...opera on it, and I LOVE the game, but the opera......I CAN'T STAND!
First, you need to have an SD card. If you don't have one, they can be bought at most electronics stores. Next, you just put it in the reader and copy the music onto it. Then, you have to place it in the little slot on the front of the Wii. I think you go to options on the menu, and it'll be there. But, you need to have itunes or windows media player to have the files on. If you don't have either, get one.
Hope I helped.
How do you upload music onto Endless Ocean for wii?opera sheet music opera theater
Put your music on an SD card then connect to the wii
I need to know the name of this song, who sang it and how i can get it on CD?
Hint: A duet (man and a woman)
Kind of opera-ish
the first line in the chorus goes thus; "Try to say goodbye........"
now the difficult part is this.....the rest of the song is not in english...probably Italian.
HELP!!!!!!!!!!!
Sarah Brightman %26amp; Andrea Bocelli -- Time to say goodbye
Now this is going to be a hard one guys|!?listen to opera opera theater
Time to Say Goodbye
my grandmother sang that during one of her bad gas attack damm near cause my grandad to go blindand he is still suffering from it nearly 75yrs later
Sorry don't know Wish I could help
sorry dont know but thanks for the pts.
just look up on the net.that be your best bet to find out.
I want to organize a hippie-party.. I know how to make decorations or clothes.. I only wonder about the music. Can anyone tell me what kind of music to play? I have cd-s of Woodstock festival 69, and soundtracks of hippie-opera HAIR.. what else can I add? Please tell me if you know some artist who plays neutral music, from 60ies..
thank you
CREDENCE! Neil Young, Crosy, Stills, Nash and Young, Janice Joplin, Beatles, Bob Dylan
Grateful Dead, Donovan, Jimi Hendrix,
Mojo Risin'- Morrison %26amp; The Doors, Pink Floyd
Led Zepplin, The Rolling Stones, The Who .............
Hippie Party music?city opera opera theater
Led Zeppelin , The Doors , Pink Floyd , and Crosby Stills Nash (and Young)
Get together by The Youngbloods
Any Jimi Hendrix or the Doors
Janis Joplin
Good luck and have fun with your party.
"Incense %26amp; Peppermints" by Strawberry alarm clock. Ultimate hippie song.
Take a look at The Sound Track to "Forest Gump". That may have quite a few that you'll like.
In-a-god-a-divida by Iron Butterfly. That's very hippie.
EDIT: Don't forget plenty of pot and free love. Like love ins. Peace baby.
Cream, Santana, Jimi Hendrix, Jefferson airplane, Bob Dylan, Grateful dead, Donovan, Led Zeppelin. Any bellbottom jeans, tie die T-shirt and headband will do, can always put on some platform shoes too LOL
oh god. alright
just pop in dick's picks volume 9 by the dead. it's 3 hours of music and party and dance away.
I found this cool band on myspace - the Civil Surfers. You should check them out.
I am recording a book to cd of Handel. Not being familiar with the world of opera, I am encountering many unfamiliar names, places, etc that I can't pronounce, and can't locate online for the correct pronunciation. I would be grateful for any help on these words. I thank you !!
You should pronounce it exactly in the same way of "boss' key"
I need the correct pronunciation of Boschi.?passions soap opera opera theater
If it's italian, you pronounce it
Bos, with an "oh" sound like "cOld"
chi, prounced "key" like "like and key"
I dont mean her performance in phantom of the opera, (although that was absolutely amazing) i mean her new singing CD.
well her voice is great, but the pop style wasn't too great.
Do u like emmy rossum?!?!?movie theater opera theater
I saw her once shopping in a Crate %26amp; Barrel. She seemed nice, but I didn't talk to her or anything. Never saw Phantom... seen her in other movies, though. She does a good job with that "classy smart girl" character. Didn't know she put out a CD... probably not my kind of music, anyway.
PLEASE I need a great program to download for free ABSOLUTELY FREE or If I dont have to dowload anything DONT GIVE ME ANY SUGGESTS IF THE THING YOU SUGGEST IS NOT FREE!!!Please help me.Im lookin for a program that I can make it sound like scratches and orchastras and opera(like scary opera stuff)And gangsta beats.So help me please this is for a cd incase your curious.
Stop and think about what you just asked us... you used the words "great", "high quality professional", and "FREE" in the same question. High quality and free don't mix, if it's free its cuz it sucks... so just download reason or fruityloops off of limewire
What is a GREAT program for making crazy awesome high quality proffessinal rap and hip hop beats thats FREE!?amc theater opera theater
Try downloading Fruity Loops from Limewire.
First of all programs don't make beats people make beats. with out a person to control the machine it's pretty useless
Im going to tell you there is a way but its not going to be an easy process of making beats but it will get the job done.
There is a free program called audacity thats an audio editing daw like adobe audition or acid. It's legally free. if you're going to make beats in hip hop you probably are going to sample and this will allow you to chop up all of your samples the way you want. also it supports VSTs plugins(computer instruments) and many fine quality ones are out there somewhere on the internet for free.
As far as sequencing goes if you want a step sequncer style there is a watered down but suprisingly effective site where they offer one.
http://www.beaterator.com/beaterator.htm...
learn how to put your samples in and export loops and arrange your loops in audacity and you can make a good beat.
this is a 2 program solution and it will work but it don't recommend it because what you want to do is make beats listen to em and be done. this way of beats will take a while and frustrate the non patient.
Fl Studio,Reason.
i don't know if it's free, but ACID PRO is a really good sound mixing program. You can mix your beats, any sounds, and lyrics all together to make music.
Im downloading some songs off the internet and i want to make a exercise cd. What are some good songs. No rock, heavy metal, or opera wanted. If its not carrie underwood or reba no country either.
just breathe - telepopmusik
lazy eye - silversun pickups
here it goes again - ok go
join in the chant - nitzer ebb ( if you want to really move it)
What are some good songs to exercise to?movie theatre opera theater
well i like to listen to some reffeaton well sometimes cux it distracts me into some dancing aslo hiphop n R n B n what also motivates me is techno n rave
Any song with a good beat. If u could dance to it, you could exercise to it.
How about this song...
the neck bone is connected to the back bone.....the back bone is connected to the hip bone...........the hip bone is connected....
You didn't give us many options, angel.
Maybe you should just bring a novel to read on the stationary bike.
i use alot of pop music and rap when i exercise, they usually have good beats,,,, sorry cant think of one offhand, i just "borrow" my daughters cd mixes
who let the dogs out
Anything by Panic! at the Disco they will get you shaking your toosh real good
These artists will rock your world, when it comes to workout music: ATB, Chicane, Hernan Cattaneo, Delerium and genres belonging to progressive trance and dance music. Check 'em out on allmusic.com.
i like the way you move by bodyrockers- good for body pump.
flight of the bumble bee
that should warm you up
Can anyone tell me what the Opera track is that is playing when the gay general is making supper? It is not on the Sound Track CD but I have seen the movie a couple of times on television and it is definitely playing during the movie. I would love to know what it is. It is a female artist singing the most beautiful opera I have ever heard and I am not an opera fan.
The song you might be inquiring about could be the one below:
"In diesen heil'gen Hallen"
from "Die Zauberfl?te"
Composed by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Performed by Falloni Orchestra
Soloist: Kurt Rydl
Conducted by Michael Hal谩sz
I go to friends houses and go through their cd's and see mostly the same genre of music. When they come to my house, however, they are always asking "What's this?, what's that?" when they go through my cd's. I suppose if I had to take some music to a desert island, I would take punk/metal/thrash/grunge types of cd's, but I also like classical in small doses, world music in large doses, and even golden oldies get my toe to tappin. I don't care so much for country music, but I do have the Judd's first album and Rodney Crowell's "Diamonds and Dirt" album. I also have a fondness for bluegrass and opera. I really like music that I have a hard time classifying, like Leonard Cohen or Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds. How about you? Do you listen to just one type of music or are you eclectic like me?
If it sounds good to me, I listen to it. As a general rule, country does not sound good.
Do most people only like one form of music?amc theatre opera theater
I lean WAY more towards Alternative, Industrial, %26amp; Grunge.
But, I do enjoy some songs that fit into the Pop category.
I like R%26amp;B sometimes ,too.
My music collection is mostly indie.
I have quite a bit of ambient electronic and post-rock.
I also have Native music from around the world including, India, Turkey, Japan (some great percussion), Sweden, Ukraine, Bali, Thailand, Greece, and China, mostly on compilations.
I have the Columbia recording boxsets of Miles Davis and John Coltrane. And at least another 60 songs of jazz artists mostly from 50-70's era.
Blues from the greats like Robert Johnson, Leadbelly, Howlin' Wolf and Muddy Waters.
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All kinds, yes. Old, new, obscure, bluegrass, even some rap! shhhh... I absolutely love the blues; Howlin' Wolf was howlin' just a bit ago. I have to be in a mood for country, basically a bad mood. Spent years playing classical, and my blood is infused with it now. I'm listening to Mahler as I type this, and I think Rachmaninov is up next. I'm in a mood for this too.
I listen to every thing for Johnny Cash to Garth Brooks to Led Zeppelin to def leppard and Mettaclia to nickleback even some pop and dance music it dont like to lable my self with one kind of music just good music for jazz to metal to pop to rock
i listen to anything as long as i like it it dont matter to me
bout the genre or the artist
I'll Listen to just about anything from
Alternative, Grunge, Industrial, Metal, Classic Rock, Bluegrass, Brit invasion, Punk, Celtic, Folk, 80's (depeche mode, petshop boys, new order, Prince, ect.) A bit of Country, rap, pop, r%26amp;b, Classical (sarah Brightman, Andrea Bocelli) even disco, Dance, Techno. It all depends on my mood and activities what might be playing .
Definitely eclectic. While I do have some clearcut favorites, I appreciate all kinds of music from Acoustic to Zydeco.
I don't understand people who listen to only one genre or sometimes only ONE artist...and won't even try to give other types of music a chance! Makes no sense to me whatsoever. That's like eating the same kind of food everyday.
I'm with you on this one 8 Track, my tastes covers most genres and my collection reflects that. Gotta tell you, though; my first wife always played Cohen if she was contemplating suicide or extremely down. If I came home from work or whatever and heard Leonard playing on the stereo, I dove for cover! I don't have him in my collection.
If you see my CD collection, you'll get surprise.
I like Rock/Pop, but in my collection there are this musicians too
Paul Muriat
Antonio Carlos (Jobim)
Burt Bacharach
Richard Clayderman
Paco de Lucia
Peter White
Jos茅 Jos茅
Roberto Carlos
Enrique Guzm谩n
Cesar Costa
Charlez Aznavour
Marta Sanchez
Tijuana Brass
Classical Guitar
World music in large doses? Bluegrass AND opera? Leonard Cohen?
Come to my house. I think we'd get along just fine.
I like pretty much all music ~ I think it's hard-wired into us to like music ~ just look at the stadiums filled with people who paid top dollar to be there to enjoy the music they love.
I also enjoy being exposed to different genres ~ especially when I'm with friends that are really into it. But... when it's just me, I'm pretty happy in my *little* musical world, and tend to listen to a relatively small variety compared to what's out there.
I love space music ~ 70s rock ~ more space music ~ some grunge, some hip hop, some artists that are more 'current'.
I do like getting turned on to new stuff, tho, so Thanks! to R%26amp;P for some of that, and luckily I have teenagers in the house who keep me from becoming too much of a relic...
**Edit**
Would like to add to my list of favorites ~ bluesy, jazzy rock like the Allman Bros and Dave Matthews, and psychedelic guitar solo rock ~
Actually I think most people are probably like you and I. Personally if you looked at my Ipod or my CD collection you would see so many different genres you would be amazed. I would say I am definitely eclectic like you. lol.
I have a variety of musical tastes. Originally it was just country and bluegrass I must confess (Yeap, I am a hillbilly). But my interest has since branched out into various forms of rock and metal music as well as R%26amp;B and trip hop.
Can't speak for "most people" - like you I listen to a wide variety of music. It just depends on the time and mood! ((8T)))
Well I like metal, classical and maybe a bit of country. It's alright despite what other people say
I like a lot of different types of music although admittedly you won't find anything overly religious, country/western or bluegrass... I do have my limits.
I would say I am fairly eclectic and my collection reflects that.
Not I. I like:
Old school Punk
Pop Punk
Ska
some classic rock
Grunge
Alternative
Post-Hardcore
Metalcore/Deathcore/Grindcore
Techno/Electronica
Indie Rock
some Pop
some Rap
Electic is the way to be.
i pretty much like any thing that i can relate to or goes with my feelings, like anny thing that would go under the genre of "rock"... but i occasionally listen top this rapper dude that he is called atmospere,i think...
My play list runs from the Dead Kennedys to Apocolyptica to Kenny Rogers (in very small doses). I don't even realy like many bands never mind styles of music.
I like a lot more than one genre of music.
Most just have a major preference though. They'll listen to other styles, but they may have a genre that they'll like more than the others.
I love Jazz, Acoustic Folk, Soft Rock, Hip-Hop and Electronic music.
I'll occasionally listen to stuff like Y.K. %26amp; The Seatbelts, Quincy Jones, Air, Pink Floyd, Bloc Party, The Eagles, Andy Mckee and even Nujabes if thats what I feel like listening to.
My main preference is Metal music though...which I'll most definately take with me to a desert island. I tend to be quite the purist/elitist with this style of music too.
I am highly eclectic. If you went through my music collection you would find a mix of :~
Classic Rock *
Prog Rock
Celtic
Folk / Folk Rock
Acoustic
80's Rock
World **
New Age
some 90's+ Rock
Classical / Modern Classical
Jazz
Swing
Blues
one Goth Rock band
a little Electronica
Gregorian Chant
1950's Rock 'n' Roll
a little Ambiant
a little Trance
* = some bands that others call 'Metal' class under CR for me.
** = World : Indian ; Arabic ; Native American ; African ; and a selection of various songs from the rest of the globe
I could probably listen to music with you for a while. I like to listen to all kinds. The only genre missing from my collection is probaby rap. I too like some stuff that everyone is like "WHO?" Even when I listen to older music (70's) I listen to stuff that was not exactly mainstream.
LOL they have to ask what my cds are mainly because they are all white label because I burn my own
My boyfriend mainly likes metal and rock etc. But he also loves jazz and acoustic guitar. He can also name you many classical composers and works. I've never met any one else with such a large taste in music as he does.
I like whatever that sounds good when it comes through my ears. =)
i usually listen to like Soufly and stuff like that but for some odd reason i like HIM
and all the oldies like zz top and poisan and ect.
Soulfly is the best band BTW!!
I only like music that hasn't come out yet.
In my opinion there is good stuff in any genre. I may not look too hard in some cases, I'm not really drawn to disco or modern pop country, but as a premise someone does it right no matter what you're talking about. With that said, I keep an open mind to stuff and though my iPod mostly consists of indie rock from the 90s to present there are splashes of all sorts of stuff.
I like just about everything except country. And, of course that has its exception which is Willie Nelson. gotta love him. Blue eyes crying in the rain, I'll never forget the first time I heard it.
I've never found a "type" of music I don't like. There are plenty of songs out there that are just rubbish. But every genre has something that appeals to me.
My biggest problem is when I'm in a mood for something specific, I have to wade through all this other stuff in my collection to get what I want.... I'm so disorganized.
Peace to you.
I can find at least a song or two I like in every genre, country not so much but I like Johnny Cash and Willie Nelson. But please keep away the Phil Collins music.... haha! (((8TM)))
Maybe not quite as eclectic as you are, but I think I go fairly deep into the body of rock. I've always been focused on rock and more specifically the underground side. So, that takes golden oldies and a lot of classic rock off the menu for me. Been there, done that. I'm trying to make up for lost time with all the great music that never gets played on radio. That leaves me with punk, industrial, Goth, electronica, indie and metal.
BTW, Nick Cave is coming up with the dreaded post-punk label. I hate that term.
