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Where do The soldiers chorus and Easter Fair Chorus come from?
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∙ 16y ago
It's a bit hard to tell what you mean, exactly. There are a few "soldier's Choruses" in Opera. The one you are probably thinking of is from Faust... Faust also has a large fair scene, the Kermess, but the most famous "Easter" chorus is from Cavelleria Rusticana. If your choruses are both in the same opera, I'd bet on Faust for both.
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What are the lyrics to the song under the redrock rim?
Chorus: Rim rim under the red rock rim... under the red rock rim... Mary a star shines down... down in the ground she lies... under an earthly mound... that's where her spirit lies... Chorus: She was young so fair... cheated and lied you see... (Next verse inaudible) Chorus: Lonely as he can be... riding on endlessly... lonely as he can be... his spirits never dreams... Rim Rim under the red rock rim... that's where to look for him... Rim Rim under the red rock rim... that's where to look for him... under the red rock rim...
What song is also called greensleeves?
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Southern gospel 'glory road' lyrics sung by the kingsmen quartet?
Is this road you're traveling dark deserted or dim Is there hope for tomorrow put your trust in him On this glory road I'm traveling, Many times I stumble on my way. But praise the lord I'll soon be leaving For that land of perfect peace and endless day. Chorus: I can see the lights of home. I can see him on his throne. I'm too near to turn back now. Oh praise the lord I'm heaven bound. When my journey here is through, I'll say goodbye to this world of woe. In that fair land I'll take my stand. It's good to be on this road for glory land. (Repeat chorus) It's good to be on this road for glory On this road for glory land.
How much do a music artist get paid for a collaborarion?
(This is just an educated hypothesis, but...) I think the temporary contract they enter with the other artists involved in the song(s) details the cut of each party involved. I figure it's split by how much of a contribution each artist makes to a song, you know? Here, let's use an example... B.o.B. feat. Hayley Williams - "Airplanes" B.o.B. is the main contributor to the song, and does the heavy lifting as far as the vocal tracks (sings the verses and parts of the chorus) and supplies the music itself, whereas Hayley only really does the chorus of the song. Since she does less, she would likely receive less of a commission from the song. I think a fair contract of the proceeds would be 70% B.o.B. and 30% Hayley (plus or minus 5-10%)
What Dixie Chicks song says the words leave the pieces?
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What are the lyrics to the song under the redrock rim?
Chorus: Rim rim under the red rock rim... under the red rock rim... Mary a star shines down... down in the ground she lies... under an earthly mound... that's where her spirit lies... Chorus: She was young so fair... cheated and lied you see... (Next verse inaudible) Chorus: Lonely as he can be... riding on endlessly... lonely as he can be... his spirits never dreams... Rim Rim under the red rock rim... that's where to look for him... Rim Rim under the red rock rim... that's where to look for him... under the red rock rim...
What did William Shakespeare use to establish location and time?
Dialogue. In some cases the setting is established by interchanges between the characters ("What country is this?" "It is Illyria, lady") and in others in a monologue by a prologue or chorus ("in fair Verona where we lay our scene")
What 90s or early 2000s metal album has a small green frog on it im looking for a particular the song the lyrics are somethen like fcking fair mirrorfied in the chorus?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frogstomp ? Released by Silverchair in 1995
What do the audience learn in the chorus of romeo and Juliet?
The purpose of the chorus is to explain to the audience what is happening. It's almost a narrator position. For example, the first chorus, is an introduction for the play. It tells the setting ("In fair Verona, where we lay our scene"), the basic plot of the play ("A pair of star-crossed lovers take their life"), and near the end it tells the audience to watch, and they will find out the story ("The which, if you with patient ears attend")
Was George Washington fair in judgment?
Yes. He was noted for being fair with his soldiers.
How would the audience know the setting of Shakespeare's plays?
The actors told them. Sometimes there was a prologue or Chorus which gave that information out ("In fair Verona where we lay our scene"--Romeo and Juliet; "In Troy there lies the scene"--Troilus and Cressida") and sometimes it came up in conversation ("What country, friends, is this?" "This is Illyria, lady."--Twelfth Night)
What movie and television projects has Lee Bailey been in?
Lee Bailey has: Played Dancer in "Arizona to Broadway" in 1933. Played Chorus Girl in "Dancing Lady" in 1933. Played Dancer in "Music Is Magic" in 1935. Played Minor Role in "Second Fiddle" in 1939. Performed in "State Fair" in 1945.
What song is also called greensleeves?
Alas, my love, you do me wrong,To cast me off discourteously.For I have loved you well and long,Delighting in your company.Chorus:Greensleeves was all my joyGreensleeves was my delight,Greensleeves was my heart of gold,And who but my lady greensleeves.Alas, my love, that you should ownA heart of wanton vanity,So must I meditate aloneUpon your insincerity.(Chorus)Your vows you've broken, like my heart,Oh, why did you so enrapture me?Now I remain in a world apartBut my heart remains in captivity.(Chorus)If you intend thus to disdain,It does the more enrapture me,And even so, I still remainA lover in captivity.(Chorus)I have been ready at your hand,To grant whatever you would crave,I have both wagered life and land,Your love and good-will for to have.(Chorus)Thou couldst desire no earthly thing,But still thou hadst it readily.Thy music still to play and sing;And yet thou wouldst not love me.(Chorus)I bought thee kerchiefs for thy head,That were wrought fine and gallantly;I kept thee at both board and bed,Which cost my purse well-favoredly.(Chorus)I bought thee petticoats of the best,The cloth so fine as it might be;I gave thee jewels for thy chest,And all this cost I spent on thee.(Chorus)Thy smock of silk, both fair and white,With gold embroidered gorgeously;Thy petticoat of sendal right,And these I bought thee gladly.(Chorus)My men were clothed all in green,And they did ever wait on thee;All this was gallant to be seen,And yet thou wouldst not love me.(Chorus)They set thee up, they took thee down,They served thee with humility;Thy foot might not once touch the ground,And yet thou wouldst not love me.(Chorus)'Tis, I will pray to God on high,That thou my constancy mayst see,And that yet once before I die,Thou wilt vouchsafe to love me.(Chorus)Ah, Greensleeves, now farewell, adieu,To God I pray to prosper thee,For I am still thy lover true,Come once again and love me.Greensleeves was all my joyGreensleeves was my delight,Greensleeves was my heart of gold,And who but my lady greensleeves.
Did soldiers treat worker on the great wall fair?
no
What is a fair and just society in 'Antigone'?
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How do you get the bunnies on snoopys street fair?
They come up in sales. Usually during Easter time.
Who felt the soldiers from Boston Massacre deserved a fair trial?
john Adams
