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JERUSALEM - SONG USED - SPOILER ALERT

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VernonGersch
#1JERUSALEM - SONG USED - SPOILER ALERT
Posted: 4/18/11 at 5:00pm

SPOILER ALERT

What is the name of the song used at the end of the play? Is that Joni Mitchell?

bwayfan7000
#2JERUSALEM - SONG USED - SPOILER ALERT
Posted: 4/18/11 at 5:06pm

Not sure, but I found the music used in this show to be very effective.


"Art, in itself, is an attempt to bring order out of chaos."-Stephen Sondheim

GimmeABreak2
#2JERUSALEM - SONG USED - SPOILER ALERT
Posted: 4/18/11 at 5:20pm

It's Sandy Denny's (from Fairport Convention) "Who Knows Where the Time Goes?"

Beautiful, isn't it? That song makes the scene so affecting.

nathanvernon
#3JERUSALEM - SONG USED - SPOILER ALERT
Posted: 4/18/11 at 5:28pm

What is the song Phaedra sings at the beginning of the 2nd Act?

bwayfan7000
#4JERUSALEM - SONG USED - SPOILER ALERT
Posted: 4/18/11 at 5:32pm

I assumed Phaedra was singing the hymn after which the play is named...could be wrong though.


"Art, in itself, is an attempt to bring order out of chaos."-Stephen Sondheim

GimmeABreak2
#5JERUSALEM - SONG USED - SPOILER ALERT
Posted: 4/18/11 at 5:41pm

Here's all the tracks, again, Spoilers:

Jerusalem Hymn - William Blake (Phaedra's 1st Act Opener)
Invaders Must Die - The Prodigy (Rave scene)
Somebody Done Changed the Lock on My Door - Champion Jack Dupree (Record playing during Rooster's morning routine)
The Werewolf - Barry Dransfield (Phaedra's 2nd Act Opener)
Who Knows Where the Time Goes? - Sandy Denny (Phaedra/Rooster dance)

And I think Phaedra is continuing Jerusalem just before she exits the trailer in Act 3

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VernonGersch
#6JERUSALEM - SONG USED - SPOILER ALERT
Posted: 4/18/11 at 9:52pm

Thank you!

That Sandy Denny song is so effective, so beautiful...

bwayfan7000
#7JERUSALEM - SONG USED - SPOILER ALERT
Posted: 4/18/11 at 11:42pm

All of the songs were really really effective. Haunting, even. That beginning with Invaders Must Die was stunning. Some of the best use of music in a play I've ever seen, actually. On a slightly different note, I can't get this play out of my head.


"Art, in itself, is an attempt to bring order out of chaos."-Stephen Sondheim


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