Musical The Phantom Of The OPERA
A Rehearsal for Don Juan Truimphant
Christine, Reyer, Carlotta, Piangi
Hide our sword now wounded knight
Your vainglorious gasconnade
brought you to your final fight
for your pride, high price you've paid
Silken couch and hay-filled barn
both have been his battlefield
Those who tangle with Don Juan
Reyer: No No! Chorus rest please
Don Juan, Signor Piangi This is the phrase
Those who tangle with Don Juan
If you please?
Those who tangle with Don Juan
Reyer: No, nearly but no
Those who Tan Tan Tan
Those who tangle with Don Juan
Carlotta: His way is better. At least he make it sound like music!
Giry: Signora would you speak that way in the presence of the composer?
Carlotta: The composer is not here. And if he WERE here, I would...
Giry: Are you certain of that, Signora...?
Reyer: So, once again if you please. Signor Piangi after seven
Five, six, seven...
Those who tangle with Don Juan
Carlotta: Ah, piu non posso! What does it matter what notes we sing?
Giry: Signora, have patience
Carlotta: No-one will know if it is right or if it is wrong!
No-one will CARE if it is right, or if it is wrong!
THOSE WHO Tan... Tan... Is right?
CHRISTINE: Not quite Signor
THOSE WHO TAN... TAN...
Reyer: Ladies... Signor Piangi... if you please...
Piangi: I do my best... but I do not understand
Carlotta: Don't listen to them, caro
Piangi: Heere is no beauty... no music...
THOSE WHO TANGLE WITH DON JUAN!
Giry: You sing the part well, mam'selle
Christine: Thank you
Giry: I am sure that you will do more than justice to the role
Reyer: Settle down, now... settle down...
Poor young maide,
for the thrill on your tongue of stolen sweets
you will have to pay the bill
tangled in the winding sheets
