then his daughter is the light of night. Fear, despair, loss, excitement, and climax, these empty abstract nouns, surrounded by
oppressive darkness on all sides , float in the same empty black night, and the light pierced from the singer’s eyes can penetrate these pain, joy, sorrow, and parting. Father and daughter. What do you say to say goodbye to welcoming new students ? . . Recently, I have been relatively lack of expressive skills, and the things I wrote are also nondescript simple plots, but there are still some suspense and twists, entanglements and conspiracies. Family affection, the rebellion of the 17-year-old daughter, the love of the father, and the desire for power are powerfully interpreted in such a death macabro-style hodgepodge. Rock & Roll, as an interpretation media, couldn't be more comfortable. Every pore is relaxing and groaning with the music. This is a new type of media, a young music carrier, but it shows a lot of depth in the story of this opera. At the same time, the appeal and shock are obviously more than that of Italian opera in the traditional sense. Sarah sang Aria at the opera night. I’m sorry that I didn’t hear which language (not English, it looks like it’s not Italian, maybe Latin) and some bel cantos in the film are also good, but it makes people want to revisit some classics. It seems that Rock & Roll is much more straightforward to popularize Yangchun Baixue's things at the public level. Some people say that part of the chorus is a bit messy. In fact, the opera is like this. 2-3 people sing different words at the same time, and finally they are harmonized. Get used to it and you will find it interesting:) The music at 15 minutes is completely mv. . . Also: http://tieba.baidu.com/f?kz=548993529 Finally Sarah's Aria (capella, "single")
It's really Italian. . . I didn't hear a word. . . . prove. . . Her pronunciation is too bad. . . : (
Also: I read the related introduction. It turns out that the big names of the film are gathered... In addition to Sarah Brightman, there is also Paris Hilton, a daughter of the Hilton Group. The Japanese who made the music seems to be the former lead singer of X Japan?
Again: Reprint, Pirate Corpse introduction
http://tieba.baidu.com/f?kz=542607368
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