Prologue - The Stage Of Paris Opera House, 1905 - Live At The Royal Albert Hall/2011

歌曲 Prologue - The Stage Of Paris Opera House, 1905 - Live At The Royal Albert Hall/2011
歌手 Andrew Lloyd Webber
专辑 The Phantom Of The Opera At The Royal Albert Hall

歌词

[00:29.058] Sold！Your number，sir？
[00:33.056] Thank you
[00:34.553] Lot 663，then .Ladies and gentlemen
[00:38.558] A poster for this house’s production of “Hannibal” by Chaluinean
[00:44.806] Showing here
[00:48.056] Do I have ten francs?
[00:52.549] Five? Five I am bid
[00:55.802] Six? Six
[00:58.816] Do I see seven ?Seven
[01:01.305] Against you ,sir ,seven
[01:03.057] Eight? Eight
[01:06.309] Eight once
[01:08.806] Selling twice
[01:11.056] Sold ,to Raoul Vicomte de Chagny
[01:15.049] Thank you very much
[01:18.057] Lot 664,ladies and gentlemen
[01:21.313] A wooden pistol and three human skulls
[01:24.559] From the 1831 production of “Robert le Diable” by Meyerbeer
[01:31.306] Ten francs for this
[01:34.555] Ten, thank you
[01:37.051] Ten, I am bid
[01:39.060] Ten francs still
[01:40.557] Fifteen, thank you ,sir
[01:42.800] Fifteen I am bid
[01:46.307] Going for fifteen
[01:48.303] Your number ,sir? Thank you
[01:51.810] Lot 665,ladies and gentlemen
[01:57.056] A papier-maché musical box in the shape of a barrel organ
[02:01.807] Attached the figure of a monkey in Persian robes playing the cymbals
[02:07.557] This item ,discovered in the vaults of the theatre
[02:10.551] Still in working order ,ladies and gentlemen.
[02:14.053] Showing here .
[02:29.074] May I commence at 20 francs?
[02:35.060] Oh, come , come .ladies and gentleman. Fifteen, then?
[02:38.808] Fifteen I am bid. Thank you very much.
[02:41.562] Yes,20 from you ,sir .Thank you very much.
[02:44.058] “Twenty-five”
[02:45.056] Twenty-five on my right.
[02:46.554] Thank you madam.
[02:48.052] Twenty-five I am bid.
[02:49.804] Thirty? Thirty.
[02:52.810] Selling at 30 francs ,then.
[02:56.804] 30 once,30 twice…
[03:00.810] Sold for 30 francs to the Vicomte de Chagny.
[03:05.061] Thank you very much ,sir.
[03:07.057] Boy.
[03:17.308] A collector’s piece indeed
[03:22.812] Every detail exactly as she said
[03:29.813] She often spoke of you ,my friend
[03:34.066] Your velvet lining and your figurine of lead
[03:41.806] Will you still play when all the rest of us are dead?
[03:50.804] Lot 666,then.
[03:54.811] A chandelier in pieces.
[03:58.597] Some of you may recall the strange affair of the phantom of the opera,
[04:04.065] a mystery never fully explained.
[04:07.060] We are told ,ladies and gentlemen ,that this is the very chandelier
[04:10.055] that figures in that famous disaster.
[04:13.305] Our workshops have restored it
[04:15.317] and fitted parts of it with wiring for the new electric light,
[04:19.307] so that we may get a hint of how it may took when reassembled.
[04:23.313] Perhaps we may even frighten away the ghost of so many years ago
[04:29.316] with a little illumination ,gentlemen!

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[00:29.058] Sold! Your number, sir?
[00:33.056] Thank you
[00:34.553] Lot 663, then . Ladies and gentlemen
[00:38.558] A poster for this house' s production of " Hannibal" by Chaluinean
[00:44.806] Showing here
[00:48.056] Do I have ten francs?
[00:52.549] Five? Five I am bid
[00:55.802] Six? Six
[00:58.816] Do I see seven ? Seven
[01:01.305] Against you , sir , seven
[01:03.057] Eight? Eight
[01:06.309] Eight once
[01:08.806] Selling twice
[01:11.056] Sold , to Raoul Vicomte de Chagny
[01:15.049] Thank you very much
[01:18.057] Lot 664, ladies and gentlemen
[01:21.313] A wooden pistol and three human skulls
[01:24.559] From the 1831 production of " Robert le Diable" by Meyerbeer
[01:31.306] Ten francs for this
[01:34.555] Ten, thank you
[01:37.051] Ten, I am bid
[01:39.060] Ten francs still
[01:40.557] Fifteen, thank you , sir
[01:42.800] Fifteen I am bid
[01:46.307] Going for fifteen
[01:48.303] Your number , sir? Thank you
[01:51.810] Lot 665, ladies and gentlemen
[01:57.056] A papiermaché musical box in the shape of a barrel organ
[02:01.807] Attached the figure of a monkey in Persian robes playing the cymbals
[02:07.557] This item , discovered in the vaults of the theatre
[02:10.551] Still in working order , ladies and gentlemen.
[02:14.053] Showing here .
[02:29.074] May I commence at 20 francs?
[02:35.060] Oh, come , come . ladies and gentleman. Fifteen, then?
[02:38.808] Fifteen I am bid. Thank you very much.
[02:41.562] Yes, 20 from you , sir . Thank you very much.
[02:44.058] " Twentyfive"
[02:45.056] Twentyfive on my right.
[02:46.554] Thank you madam.
[02:48.052] Twentyfive I am bid.
[02:49.804] Thirty? Thirty.
[02:52.810] Selling at 30 francs , then.
[02:56.804] 30 once, 30 twice
[03:00.810] Sold for 30 francs to the Vicomte de Chagny.
[03:05.061] Thank you very much , sir.
[03:07.057] Boy.
[03:17.308] A collector' s piece indeed
[03:22.812] Every detail exactly as she said
[03:29.813] She often spoke of you , my friend
[03:34.066] Your velvet lining and your figurine of lead
[03:41.806] Will you still play when all the rest of us are dead?
[03:50.804] Lot 666, then.
[03:54.811] A chandelier in pieces.
[03:58.597] Some of you may recall the strange affair of the phantom of the opera,
[04:04.065] a mystery never fully explained.
[04:07.060] We are told , ladies and gentlemen , that this is the very chandelier
[04:10.055] that figures in that famous disaster.
[04:13.305] Our workshops have restored it
[04:15.317] and fitted parts of it with wiring for the new electric light,
[04:19.307] so that we may get a hint of how it may took when reassembled.
[04:23.313] Perhaps we may even frighten away the ghost of so many years ago
[04:29.316] with a little illumination , gentlemen!