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I have only heard the Bert Coules production of "The Devil's Foot" once, and I am dying to know what the piece of classical music played during the hallucination sequence. I can only guess it was Wagner, but I don't know.
any music majors out there who would recognize it?
JoAnne Shweid
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Music from Bert Coule's "Devil's Foot"
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Posted 10 September 2006 - 03:27 PM
jshweid, on Sep 10 2006, 05:11 PM, said:
Hi.
I have only heard the Bert Coules production of "The Devil's Foot" once, and I am dying to know what the piece of classical music played during the hallucination sequence. I can only guess it was Wagner, but I don't know.
any music majors out there who would recognize it?
JoAnne Shweid
I have only heard the Bert Coules production of "The Devil's Foot" once, and I am dying to know what the piece of classical music played during the hallucination sequence. I can only guess it was Wagner, but I don't know.
any music majors out there who would recognize it?
JoAnne Shweid
If memory serves me right, that piece ought to have been some version of "So starben wir" from the second scene of the second act of Wagner's Tristan und Isolde. At least, that's the piece Holmes was quoting at the beginning of the episode.
You have just reminded me again of what a wonderful episode that was. The hallucination sequence with Watson reciting Isolde's lines was perfect. In fact, everything about the episode was perfect. Now I really want to hear it again . . .
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Posted 10 September 2006 - 09:46 PM
Elizabeth, on Sep 10 2006, 04:27 PM, said:
If memory serves me right, that piece ought to have been some version of "So starben wir" from the second scene of the second act of Wagner's Tristan und Isolde. At least, that's the piece Holmes was quoting at the beginning of the episode.
You have just reminded me again of what a wonderful episode that was. The hallucination sequence with Watson reciting Isolde's lines was perfect. In fact, everything about the episode was perfect. Now I really want to hear it again . . .
You have just reminded me again of what a wonderful episode that was. The hallucination sequence with Watson reciting Isolde's lines was perfect. In fact, everything about the episode was perfect. Now I really want to hear it again . . .
Thanks
I'll see if I can find an mp3 of that song
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