Walking on sunshine - Katrina and the waves
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Kool and the gang - celebration"Being nice costs nothing and sometimes gets you extra bacon" - Pondlife.Comment
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I'd've liked to have used the one from Snowwhite and the Huntsman, but it's a bit too dark. Is the film any good?
I think we have a winner. That will work very nicely. Thanks.Originally posted by DaveB View PostKool and the gang - celebrationDown with racism. Long live miscegenation!Comment
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You're probably right.Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostI'd've liked to have used the one from Snowwhite and the Huntsman, but it's a bit too dark. Is the film any good?
Film was pretty tulip anyway.
Glad you got a result.
Edit to say that the tulip filter seems to have become a bit, well, tulip.
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Depends a bit on your voices, of course, but we used "We Go Together" from Grease this year. Interesting challenge learning the filler lines but a hell of a finale song if done with spirit. Also the finale version of "When Tomorrow Comes" from Les Mis works surprisingly well, as does Abba's "Thank You for the Music".
Modern stuff doesn't work IMHO, the sounds are all too pretty and they simply don't get chorale.Blog? What blog...?
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Walking on sunshine was this year's finale.
We did "we go together 4 years ago"; still too early to do it again. I'd already thought of doing a song from Les Mis...Originally posted by malvolio View PostDepends a bit on your voices, of course, but we used "We Go Together" from Grease this year. Interesting challenge learning the filler lines but a hell of a finale song if done with spirit. Also the finale version of "When Tomorrow Comes" from Les Mis works surprisingly well, as does Abba's "Thank You for the Music".
Modern stuff doesn't work IMHO, the sounds are all too pretty and they simply don't get chorale.
For the end of the first half, I've put Nightwish Storytime. The song before that is this rather catchy number:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g09gOh2qwug
We've also got Killer Queen, Old Fashioned Lover Boy, Comfortably Numb... We do have one modern song -Young Girl Talking About Herself - but that's because the Magic Mirror is a teenage girl (my daughter wrote the script).Down with racism. Long live miscegenation!Comment
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Sign of the timesOriginally posted by minestrone View Posteh, you use comfortably numb in a kids panto?Comment
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