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Date: Mon, 21 Aug 2006 21:01:02 GMT
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On Mon, 21 Aug 2006 14:23:53 GMT, WingedMessenger <Boy@Flying.high>
wrote:
>Probably starting friday as I will be away for a couple of days.
>A post with a difference. SLEEPING BEAUTY.
>A fairytale in words and music.
>Music by Piotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky.
>Written and narrated by Tony Scotland.
>with the orchestra of the Royal Opera House Covent Garden conducted by
>Mark Ermler.
>For those who know nothing of this here is a quick resume.
>A princess was born in a castle on a far-off island. The King and Queen
>decided to call her Aurora, and they invited 6 fairies to bless her.
>However a 7th fairy, horrible and ugly old thing called CARABOSSE gate-
>crashed the baptism and cursed the baby princess, predicting that on her
>`16th birthday she would prick her finger on a spindle and die.
>The other fairies were deeply shocked and one of them, the kindly Lilac
>Fairy, stepped forward with her wand and changed the spell. Yes, she
>said, the Princess would prick her finger but she would not die. She
>would go to sleep for a hundred years, and when the time was up a
>handsome prince would wake her with a kiss and break the spell.
>This is exactly what happened. On her 16th birthday at a grand party in
>the castle, Princess Aurora pricked her finger on a spindle and fell into
>a deep sleep.
>Exactly 100 years later a handsome prince was out hunting when he had a
>vision of the hidden castle and the sleeping princess.
>Cutting his way through the trees and brambles with his sword, he found
>the castle all overgrown with cobwebs. Upstairs on a vast bed, he found
>Pricess Aurora sound asleep.
>He kissed her gently and slowly she stirred, opened her eyes and fell in
>love. Suddenly the cobwebs vanished along with the creepers and brambles,
>and everyone came back to life exactly as they had been 100 years
>previously.
>The King and Queen were delighted and organised an enormous state
>wedding, to which The bad fairy Carabosse was not invited. The Prince and
>Princess lived happily ever after.
>It comprises 15 tracks with a running time of 69 mins 33 secs.
>The story is narrated with interspersed music and is a masterpiece.
>The 15 tracks are as follows:-
>1. The curse of the fairy Carabosse 1.32
>2. The Lilac fairy intervenes. 2.04
>3. Princess Aurora celebrates her 16th birthday. 5.16
>4. She dances with the Eligible Prince. 7.27.
>5. She rejects all her suitors. 4.19
>6. Carabosse delivers the spindle. 2.10
>7. The Princess pricks her finger. 4.11
>8. The Lilac Fairy casts the spell of sleep. 4.22
>9. Prince Florimunds Dream. 2.26
>10. The Prince meets the Lilac Fairy. 3.29
>11. The Lilac Fairy conjures up a vision of the Sleeping Beauty. 5.46
>12. She guides the prince to the enchanted castle. 4.23
>13. The Enchanted Castle. 7.22
>14. Prince Florimunds kiss wakes the Sleeping Beauty. 2.57
>15. The wedding of the Prince Florimund and Princess Aurora.
>
>I will not be putting the track titles on each posted track because of
>the size which is why I have given the details here.
>
>I have no idea how many of you have actually seen the Ballet, but words
>cannot adequately express the beauty of it.
>
>Mercury.
Streuth, Mercury. My, you have been massively busy, typing all this
out & in such detail, so I hope the couple of days you are taking off,
no doubt to steep yourself in the lickerish baits of London's
Nightlife, will be abundantly joyful.
Possibly some better news in the groups too. Someone calling himself
the Forger, stating he posted under all our nics, announced yesterday
in the Fort he's packing it in, as a silly game & a waste of time. And
in fact there haven't been any mass postings of fat bitches for some
24 hours, so I hope it was him, as my nic was used quite a bit.
I posted the Libera Free CD yesterday in Sm......, & today in N,,,p
Libera Visions. So I've been busy too. Even started downloading the
Handel avi posted by CC in Sm & part-watched some of it, but it's
soooo long I might not continue, there being an absolute feast of
music stuff going the rounds these days.
So, thanks for everything you do here, & enjoy your deserved break.
Mephi
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