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#1

Phantom Question

Does anyone happen to know the last note in the song Phantom of the Opera? I feel stupid...I can hit the note I just have no clue what it is.
"Even if I could let you see me cry you would never understand what I was feeling inside, you see it and use it but dont believe in it..."
#2

re: Phantom Question

Pretty sure it's an E or Eb..... maybe someone can help me out?
#3

re: Phantom Question

I was thinking it was possibly a D???
"Even if I could let you see me cry you would never understand what I was feeling inside, you see it and use it but dont believe in it..."
#4

re: Phantom Question

If you mean the final note Christine sings in the title song, that note in the "stratusphere" re: Phantom Question -- it's an E.
#5

re: Phantom Question

E above High C.

Crazy high, it took me two years and constant practice to be able to hit that.
#6

re: Phantom Question

There are 4 Ds and an E.
#7

re: Phantom Question

Andrew Lloyd Weber is ovbiously in love with the above the fly zone stuff. Goodness...thank you for the info!
"Even if I could let you see me cry you would never understand what I was feeling inside, you see it and use it but dont believe in it..."
#8

re: Phantom Question

I think it either a C or an E note. I believe its one of the notes in the A minor cord....if I remember correctly.
#9

re: Phantom Question

It's an E. I have an article with Emmy Rossum saying she had to work hard for that E.
#10

re: Phantom Question

I thought she didn't hit it? O.o; Oh well, I should get cracking on seeing the movie. But yeah, it's an E, as it has been..confirmed..oh so many times in this thread.

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#11

re: Phantom Question

It goes C. C. C. C. E
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#12

re: Phantom Question

In the stage version, Christine's last note is indeed an E; in the movie, it's a semitone lower (Emmy Rossum sings a D-sharp/E-flat instead) because the movie eliminated the last verse of the song and the accompanying key change.

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