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Grieg "In The Hall Of The Mountain King"
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Flight of the Valkyries by Wagner is very famous and often represents those massive forces coming together for battle. -If you think you don't know it, you do... everybody knows it.
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Whatever you do, DON'T use "O Fortuna" from "Carmina Burana" -- it's been done to death in films.
I would highly recommend you listen to Act One of the Puccini opera "Turandot". The chorus is engaging in bloodlust and want someone executed, so the music is barbaric and exciting and kicks butt.
Ride of the Valkeries by Wagner.
I can just see people fighting to that one!
I would use Mozart's Requiem. It has fast and dramatic pieces.
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SOAP from the 70's starring Billy Crystal It's hilarious (cksq)
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Eastenders because its good!!
emmerdale coz its funny not always depressing like the other ones
It used to be Dark Shadows when i was a kid.
Days Of Our Lives
been on the longest, has best history, even though sometimes the storylines are lame... still best!
I have to say Eastenders because all the other soaps are for old people or Northerners (no offence intended).
General Hospital. I started watching it with my mom when I was 5
H%26amp;A as its so unbeleivably c**p its a good way to unwind %26amp; switch off.
emmerdale i dig the chicks in it esp katie sammy winward
The Y and the R.....I don't know why...Just started watching it yrs. ago....
Corrie....can't beat it!!
As the World Turns. I've watched it since I was 5 (I'm 55 now) so I've grown up with some of the characters. True, some of the storylines get annoying, and I just wish they were over, but thanks to my DVR, I can fast forward through the parts I don't care about.
well im from australia and my fav soap opera is neighbours it is never the same going on and unlike days of our lives it has a plot all the time and it also gives you emotions towards it as in the actors are putting all thier effort in to make it real for you to get emotional.its not like other soapoperas which have to steal every thing from opponents like for instance we have anthor soap opera here in australia called home and away and when neighbours has a wedding or death you should realise what there next week is going to be a wedding or if it was a death a death and hame and away always has new people or people taking over other roles/characters it is the most faboulas show on this planet i rekon and i think alot of people in australia can say pretty much the same
Daz
AMC!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Susan Lucci plays the BEST Diva on the tube!
I've been watching it over 30 years.
One Life to Live. I don't know there is just something about it. The story lines are interesting, and then of coures there is Todd!
Prisoner Cell Block h cause it had great acting, great story lines and the props like walls, bars and doors never moved
And these are the Days of Our Lives - you can never see someone get possessed too many times or have amnesia forever then be fine, crazy show!
Coronation Street every time - it is humorous, and not generally full of horrible people swearing and shouting at each other.
It only occasionally deals with a "social issue" and this never gets in the way of the story lines.
Many of you guys may think Im physco and maybe I am, but if you havent already guessed I am completley IN LOVE with the Phantom I saw the movie 2 years ago and first I became obsessed with it watching it every day and bawling my head off every time then I had to see the play and read the book But really it mostly has to do with the movie you see my obsession kind of developed into this longing desire to be with him I had always thought he was EXTREMELY ATTRACTIVE (not just the actor but I mean the character) I even thought with his mask off he was still beautiful And I realized that everything about him was perfect for me And now you don't even know how much I love him and don't think that just because he's not real that I dont really love him cuz I do TRUST me its real love because I have never felt this way b4 and I think about him CONSTANTLY I cry whenever I see couples together or anything with love or sex cuz it breaks my heart and I feel like im suffocating without him. HELP!
How am I supposed to answer this? What's the question? Are you crazy? If so, the answer is maybe. See, you may not be completely crazy, because I kind of know how you feel. I have the biggest obsession with The Outsiders. I've read the book five times in four weeks. I cleaned up my brother's nasty room for money to buy the movie. I mean, I probably know every word to the movie and book. I've analzed every detail. I understand what you're saying. I have this huge obsession with Sodapop from the book (not the actor, just the character.) I mean, he could be the ugliest person and I would still hink he was hot. It's because he has a heart of gold, just like the guy from The Phantom of the Opera. He was totally in love with Christine and she never really loved him. It might have seemed like it at a point, but it was just pity. That's what made the Phantom so angry. I personally would have hate rather than pity any day, but that's just me. She always loved that other guy. Even though she hadn't spoken to him in like forever. I mean, the one of the reasons that Christine turned down the Phantom was because of his face. I wouldn't care, as long as he respected me and was nice. The Phantom DID respect her and was nice, in his own weird way, but yeah, he was nice to her. That's all. Hope it helps,bye!!!
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I think you really need a boyfriend.
If you're serious, you've got it pretty bad. Try distracting yourself with a different obsession.
Well.....hmmm...Sounds like maybe you should go get perfessional help! YICKS
This love affair with a movie character is doomed. Even if you admitted to being in love with the actor, that would make you a bit more normal. The character, the story and events are all fiction. You are the equivilant to those geeks who believe "Star Trek" is more than just a show, that it is a way of life. This is 2007 and not the 1870's. Even all of Paris knows that.
Find a real boyfriend, he might not live up to your ideal, but he is somebody real who can love you and hold you.
If you are lucky, he will enjoy the movie and the musical as well; but try to live your own story; not the made up story by Gaston Leroux with music by Andrew Lloyd Webber.
you are in love with a pretend charector! i think you need some kind of psycologial intervention with a shrink that specialises in ocd and depresion issues.
what you have in not normal nor real.
continue to live in your fantasy world, you'll only be disappointed by the men in the real world.
I understand what you are going through because I've been going through the same thing with Will Turner from Pirates of the Caribbean for 4 years now. I mean I'm attracted to Orlando Bloom, so that might have something to do with it, but I just ADORE the character of Will Turner. Who wouldn't want to fall in love with him?
I cry when I see the Captain Jack and Elizabeth kiss because of Will's reaction to seeing it.
look inside your heart
Take your middle name as your first name and the name of your street that you live on as your last name. If your street name is 34th or something weird like that then use a nearby cross street.
Mine is Anne Woodbine. =D
Lindsay Progress =)
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Michaela Flath
Possibly:
"Duettino - Sull'aria"
from opera "Le nozze di Figaro (The Marriage of Figaro)"
Composed by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Yeh you guys - what IS that piece of music ??!!
I heard it's cheaper to buy the ticket at the door on the day itself and the seat is quite good.
Anyone did? If so, how much was the price and how was the seat?
I searched for the price online and found that the price for 1 seat in Balcony is about 30 pounds.. Is it reasonable? Or??
Any suggestions?? Book online or buy on that day?
I'd wait and buy the day of, if you have the time to wait in line and won't be heartbroken if you don't get one (or if you get a less-than-stellar seat). The show's not new, so there are usually unsold tickets. Her Majesty's is not so big that you are likely to be sitting miles away.
30 quid for a ticket isn't horrible, but it ain't cheap either. Are you American? Depending on exchange rates, that's somewhere close to US$50-$60. You'll pay that much on Broadway, too, but it's still pricey for a theatre ticket.
And, worse case scenario, it'll probably still be playing next time you visit London. =)
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In London theates, the tickets tend to run from 15 pounds (when the seats are really far away, really far to the side, or the view is obstructed) to about 60 pounds (best seats in the house). I saw Phantom of the Opera in London this past fall, and I believe I paid 50-55 pounds for seats on the far left of the first row of the balcony. 30 pounds is very reasonable for tickets (with the exchange rate that's about $60, but think of how much you'd pay in New York). But you can buy seats for that amount any time before the show, so if you want more choice in where you sit or how much you pay, then I recommend going by the theatre a couple days early.
That said, the show is great (if you haven't seen it already). And apparently the show was written for Her Majesty's Theatre, so you should see it there if you have the chance! I'm assuming Earl Carpenter is still the Phantom, and he's brilliant...but I'm not really answering your question anymore. :-)
I'm sorry, but I'm not sure about online ticket sales. I bought my tickets at the theatre. I know you can go on the day of the performance and buy unsold seats, but if you really want to go and you want decent seats, I'd go earlier.
Hope this helps!
It all depends on how much you want to see the show - don't forget that there are no guarantees that tickets will be available to purchase on the day.
If you do decide to take a chance and wait until the day - in addition to what the theatre has available you can also try the booth in Leicester Square on one of the many ticket agencies in and around the area.
Phantom is a wonderful show - well worth paying 锟?0 or more on.
Enjoy!
