Character of the day: Erik (of course!)
Song of the day: Italian Phantom songs!
Movie of the day: Echo Park
Book of the day: Progeny - by Becky Meadows
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Andrew Lloyd Webber has recently released an orchestral score for "The Phantom of the Opera", entitled: Phantasia. It is technically a concerto grosso for violin and cello; the violin representing Christine, and the cello portraying Erik, the Phantom. This is a 35-minute long medly of all the songs, including "No One Would Listen/Learn to be Lonely".


I was completely bewildered after hearing this for the first time on Friday after someone on GB.net so kindly posted a link. Currently, it's only available in Europe, (until July 16 ;__; ) but I have a little suprise for you!


There are some really amazing moments in the piece - I was completely amused that "Stranger Than You Drempt It" was altered into a tango, and I began to tear at the end when the violin plays "Angel of Music" while the cello pulls through with "Music of the Night". *le sigh*


Without further ado, and because I love you all, I have made a yousendit link! Here you are - enjoy Phantasia.


I've also finnished Progeny, which was an interesting Phantom sequel. (Christian fanart to follow, because I want to squish him! X3)


Please visit my livejournal for what's been going on in my life as of late, and if you'd like to comment, (which I dearly hope some of you will!) please put your devID name as the 'subject' in the comment.


On a side-note: I'm SO happy Amanda (aka ) has finally gotten MSN! We have some surprises in store for you, my friends!


I'm so glad I'm on summer break now - my head is just TEEMING with Phantom artwork ideas! Now I just have to get off my lazy behind and DRAW!


Please let me know how you all liked Phantasia!




Bonsoir!


~ MR



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Beethoven! W00T!! .....40% - Finnished sketch.

POTO crossover pic! .....0% - Sorting out ideas. Sorry for the long wait!



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