- Official Music Thread - *New Rules, And Updates*

Date sort Score sort
Quote:
How so?

Its just strange, but please bear in mind that I live under a rock, so to speak..........BTW, Hi Ec!

Haha, don't worry about it. Hello~!

wee.gif
It's so much fun rediscovering a band or OST that you used to like!
 
Well, I guess the music video I was watching the other day was pretty odd, come to think of it. But I AM odd. I'm the only person I know my age (not a lot) who actually enjoys (some!) opera.
 
Quote:
How so?

Its just strange, but please bear in mind that I live under a rock, so to speak..........BTW, Hi Ec!

Well, yeah. We have unusual tastes. I call myself a musical omnivore sometimes.
 
Quote:
Ooh, really? I've wanted to get into opera for quite some time. Can you point me to some good ones?
 
This is the only song that is genuinely scary.

What really made it even more scary was at a certain point, around 2:13.

Rrha i ga.

The Rrha means overfilled with emotion. The i means impatient. The ga means 'I want this to stop'. The singer then goes on singing about how she's going to kill everyone.

O_O
 
Quote:
Ooh, really? I've wanted to get into opera for quite some time. Can you point me to some good ones?

Habanera (and the Flower Song) from Carmen, are lovely. For some opera that will break your eardrums try The Bell Song from Lakme sung by Lily Pons on Youtube. Oh, and you should listen to really beautiful "Voi, Che Sapete" (I can sing it!) by Mozart. On Youtube also.
smile.png
I'll send you some more suggestions later.....

Light operas, aka operettas, are nice also. Gilbert and Sullivan's The Mikado is completely awesome, and in English.
 
Quote:
I know how you feel. I listen to alot of classical music, and alot of Eyna songs (Look up Enya on youtube, she is AWESOME!!!!!) which, most of my friends don't, but they are missing out on alot!
 
Quote:
Ooh, really? I've wanted to get into opera for quite some time. Can you point me to some good ones?

Habanera (and the Flower Song) from Carmen, are lovely. For some opera that will break your eardrums try The Bell Song from Lakme sung by Lily Pons on Youtube. Oh, and you should listen to really beautiful "Voi, Che Sapete" (I can sing it!) by Mozart. On Youtube also.
smile.png
I'll send you some more suggestions later.....

Light operas, aka operettas, are nice also. Gilbert and Sullivan's The Mikado is completely awesome, and in English.

Thank you so much! I'll definitely look those up.
 
Quote:
Habanera (and the Flower Song) from Carmen, are lovely. For some opera that will break your eardrums try The Bell Song from Lakme sung by Lily Pons on Youtube. Oh, and you should listen to really beautiful "Voi, Che Sapete" (I can sing it!) by Mozart. On Youtube also.
smile.png
I'll send you some more suggestions later.....

Light operas, aka operettas, are nice also. Gilbert and Sullivan's The Mikado is completely awesome, and in English.

Thank you so much! I'll definitely look those up.

welcome! Enjoy.
smile.png
 

New posts New threads Active threads

Back
Top Bottom