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Ken Hill - Phantom Of The Opera album

  • Performer: Ken Hill
  • Genre: Creative music
  • Title: Phantom Of The Opera
  • Released: 1992
  • Style: Musical
  • MP3 version size: 1586 mb
  • FLAC version size: 1270 mb
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Description

The original 1984 show, which inspired the one by Lloyd Webber first staged in 1986.

Phantom Duel" - Thames News Report (1991) Reporter: Christopher Rainbow. A short news report on the two Phantoms (Lloyd-Webber's and Hill's) which played London in 1991/1992. Features clips from the West End production, and an interview with Ken Hill.

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From the Baroque to the Romantic period, all the songs in The Phantom Of The Opera use music from various operas performed prior to the period in which the musical is set. Hill adapted renowned French author Gaston Leroux's melodramatic plot to the musical stage, writing original lyrics to arias by Verdi, Donizetti, Gounod, Mozart, Offenbach and Weber.

Phantom of the Opera is a 1976 musical with book and lyrics by Ken Hill. Hill wrote the original English lyrics to the music of Verdi, Gounod, Offenbach, Mozart, Weber, Donizetti, and Boito.

The musical The Phantom of the Opera by Ken Hill used famous arias combined with own fitting lyrics to tell its story. The love duet between Erik and Christine based on an aria from the opera The Pearl Fishers by Georges Bizet called La romance de Nadir. To every phan in the world just a fun fact, only Pharoga shippers exchange secret looks, nod to each other knowingly and smile in silence - Nadir was before Christine. While floating high above from the musical The Phantom of the Opera by Ken Hill. THE PHANTOM: While floating high above, I hear you speak my name.

There are various interpretations of why the old Raoul brings the monkey music box to her grave and some even think that all the old Raoul parts of the movie are completely useless. However, I'm one of those who believe that while the film would've worked perfectly well even without Raoul travelling anywhere with the music box, all the old Raoul clips are perhaps the most essential aspect of the entire film's basic point. I think they are the ultimate aspect that drastically differs the film from the stage play

Phantom of the Opera. A Musical Play based on the novel by Gaston Leroux : Book and Lyrics by Ken Hill; Arrangements and Incidental Music by Alasdair MacNeill. Gaston Leroux's classic tale of tragedy, grand opera, romance and horror has been masterfully adapted by Ken Hill, the author of Mummy's Tomb and The Curse of the Werewolf (also handled by Samuel French), into a musical play which preserves all of the excitement and passion of the much-loved original, underscored by a strong current of comedy as well.

Tracklist Hide Credits

A1 Introduction
Music By – Alasdair MacNeill
1:15
A2 Welcome, Sir, I'm So Delighted
Music By – Jacques Offenbach
2:56
A3 Accursed, All Base Pursuit Of Earthly Pleasures
Music By – Charles Gounod
2:28
A4 How Dare She
Music By – Giuseppe Verdi
2:29
A5 Late Last Night
Music By – Arrigo Boito
1:29
A6 Love Has Gone Never Returning
Music By – Jacques Offenbach
2:33
A7 While Floating High Above
Music By – Georges Bizet
2:05
A8 She Says She's Got The Nodules
Music By – Jacques Offenbach
2:38
A9 What Do I See
Music By – Charles Gounod
3:43
A10 To Pain My Heart Selfishly Dooms Me
Music By – Jacques Offenbach
3:07
A11 Entracte
Music By – Georges Bizet
1:20
B1 Ah! Do I Hear My Lover's Voice
Music By – Charles Gounod
2:53
B2 No Sign! I See No Sign
Music By – Carl Maria von Weber
4:05
B3 The Lake
Music By – Alasdair MacNeill
3:13
B4 Somewhere Above The Sun Shines Bright
Music By – Giuseppe Verdi
4:25
B5 Born With A Monstrous Countenance
Music By – Giuseppe Verdi
3:26
B6 A Sharp Whipping
Music By – Alasdair MacNeill
0:19
B7 What An Awful Way To Perish
Music By – Gaetano Donizetti
2:19
B8 Ne'er Forsake Me Here Remain
Music By – Charles Gounod
4:15
B9 Ne'er Forsake Me Here Remain (Reprise)
Music By – Charles Gounod
1:43
B10 He Will Not Go Without A Friend
Music By – Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
1:25
B11 Play Out
Music By – Alasdair MacNeill
0:51
B12 While Floating High Above (Epilogue)
Music By – Georges Bizet
3:58

Credits

  • Lyrics By, Written-By [Book], Directed By – Ken Hill
  • Music Director, Orchestrated By, Music By [Incidental Music] – Alasdair MacNeill
  • Vocals [2nd Stage Hand] – Richard Shilling (tracks: B2, B10)
  • Vocals [Christine Daae] – Christina Collier (tracks: A6, A8, A9, A10, B1, B4, B9, B10)
  • Vocals [Debienne/The Groom/The Priest] – Richard Tate (tracks: A2, A5, B2, B10)
  • Vocals [Faust] – Michael McLean (tracks: A3, A8, B1, B2, B7, B10)
  • Vocals [Jammes] – Kate Harbour (tracks: B2, B7, B10)
  • Vocals [La Carlotta/Dominique] – Tracy Gillman (tracks: A8, A9, B10)
  • Vocals [Lisette] – Jacqueline Barron (tracks: B2, B10)
  • Vocals [Madam Giry] – Toni Palmer (tracks: B2, B7, B10)
  • Vocals [Mephistopheles/The Persian] – Haluk Bilginer (tracks: A2, B5, B7, B10)
  • Vocals [Raoul] – Steven Pacey (tracks: A2, A4, A10, B2, B7, B10)
  • Vocals [Richard] – Reginald Marsh (tracks: A2, A8, A10, B2, B7, B10)
  • Vocals [Stage Hand] – Quentin MacLaine (tracks: B2, B10)
  • Vocals [The Phantom] – Peter Straker (tracks: A7, A10, B8, B10)

Notes

"From the Baroque to the Romantic period, all the songs in The Phantom Of The Opera use music from various operas performed prior to the period in which the musical is set. Hill adapted renowned French author Gaston Leroux's melodramatic plot to the musical stage, writing original lyrics to arias by Verdi, Donizetti, Gounod, Mozart, Offenbach and Weber."

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Barcode: 5 023391 070549