Now I turn to you all...
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Cat Ladys Son
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Now I turn to you all...
What is that Opera song called in FABF06 "Margical history tour" in scenes when Mozart/Bart drinks booze at The street and when he dies?? I caught a small snippet of it over at LardLad, but other than that, I can't find it. Thanks!
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Marco
Re: Now I turn to you all...
"Requiem" by Mozart, by memory, but i saw the episode just once.
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Cat Ladys Son
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Re: Now I turn to you all...
:::Darnit...I forgot to update:::
Yes, after further research, I did find out that it is Mozart's REquiem Mass, more specifically, the part that is entitled [Sequentia] Lacrimosa.
Thanks!
Yes, after further research, I did find out that it is Mozart's REquiem Mass, more specifically, the part that is entitled [Sequentia] Lacrimosa.
Thanks!
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tommy
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Re: Now I turn to you all...
Some more background to this piece of music:
The "requiem" (latin mass for the dead) is Mozart's last, unfinished composition.
The "Lacrimosa" part (decribing the "Day of Tears") contains the very last notes Mozart has written: half way, the music breaks off (The piece has been later completed by one of his students.)
Of course, the Simpsons short is a parody of the 1984 movie "Amadeus", the movie which made Mozart's life (and the story of the Requeim) so well-known and popular.
Too bad the parody is so horribly unfunny and awkward...
The "requiem" (latin mass for the dead) is Mozart's last, unfinished composition.
The "Lacrimosa" part (decribing the "Day of Tears") contains the very last notes Mozart has written: half way, the music breaks off (The piece has been later completed by one of his students.)
Of course, the Simpsons short is a parody of the 1984 movie "Amadeus", the movie which made Mozart's life (and the story of the Requeim) so well-known and popular.
Too bad the parody is so horribly unfunny and awkward...