Hey, I've been thinking about that, Jack. My words here aren't meant to give anyone pause for thought, as you'll see.JackRiddler wrote:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iauuuhpSfRQ
I think this would make a pretty good opera. [REFER.]
So, let's extend the English-laden libretto to accommodate an hour's music, adding maybe a couple of sopranos, lyric and mezzo, and a counter-tenor Q (as a John de Lancie) personality, like a flamboyant bisexual, manly, without doubt: he'd add some misogynistic spice to the starship's interpersonal relations.
We could do with an orchestra of both traditional and electronic instruments and a dynamite percussion section. Perhaps filmed or direct-to-video? Distributed via Area23?
Here's an example I found of sopranos, doned with tin-foil
headdresses, singing The Flower Duet from composer Léo Delibes opera, Lakmé, first performed 1883. This electronic orchestrated accompaniment leaves little breathing room for performers' nuances for which one can listen in the original orchestration heard in the second video, below. All will now be returned to their globally scheduled
truth conferences on faith-based consequences endeared
endured by a good many in North America.
Over and
out.
