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fotografics | 17:40 Sun 23rd Sep 2007 | Music
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I'm looking for a song from an opera. Now to try and describe it...

It is very, very sad. Violins (strings) play a slow, melancholy piece and then a voice speaks, mourning and then angry. I think it's about someone dying and I think it might be La Traviata or Boheme but can't find it anywhere.

Any ideas.
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I know of a piece with no speech. You might try Siegfrieds Funeral March by Wagner. A possibility
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Nope, it's definitely from an opera. A really tragic piece and the strings part is sometimes used in TV as a soft, sad background music.
Is it the tune that Simon Bates used to use on his programme on radio 1? I think it was called our tune or something like that. (His prog not the music)
Sounds like a Stabat Mater but whos????

Soz can't help

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If it's the Simon Bates tune, that was the score of Franco Zeffirelli's 1968 film Romeo and Juliet.
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Thanks for the answers but, nope it isn't Stabat Mater (as far as I know but it's along that sort of style) and it's not that awful tune from radio one.

It's hard to describe but it's a very soft strings piece, very slow, lots of pathos, followed by a s�ngle singer, almost speaking.

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