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@Incywincyspiderify They do it as an encore, and the puppets play with puppets! :)

I've been looking for that intro for ages- thank you so much for this!

Thank you so much for posting this- I heard this song on a British radio programme called "Sounds of the 60s" about a year ago, and have been trying to find it ever since! Into my playlist it goes... :)

Ich liebe Oesterreich!! Salzburg ist meine Lieblingsstadt :).

Wow, such a spine-tingling dance! Emma and Darren should have won series 4!

Does anyone know when this song was written? Thanks in advance if you do :). This is a nice arrangement of a song I used to sing at school!

What a brilliant arrangement of one of my all-time favourite songs!

A fun video for a fun song :). Nice work!

@oakroom48 Thanks for answering my message! So this is an example of a "Lied"? I study German and have heard of "Lieder", but this is the first one I've listened to :-). I'll try and listen to some of the ones you mentioned.

2:45- 3:48 reminds me of the film "Goodbye Lenin". Thanks for posting this- I don't think I've ever heard this piece all the way through!

I've not seen this production all the way through, but would like to. It looks to be very well-staged (I like how the prop person comes up through a trap door!). Simon Keenlyside is an excellent Papageno... but I think most of you knew that already ;-). For those of you who like "Die Zauberfloete...

Beautiful tune :). The scenes in those pictures are my idea of the perfect 'summer place'!

That was good! Nice adaptation :)

That wasn't bad at all! I didn't know what to expect, but Ann was really trying. Her timing was good most of the time, and she got all her steps right... and most importantly of all, she looked as though she was enjoying the dance :). Go Ann!

That wasn't bad at all! I didn't know what to expect, but Ann was really trying. Her timing was good most of the time, and she got all her steps right... and most importantly of all, she looked as though she was enjoying the dance :). Go Ann!

What's the piece of music at 0:56-1:08 called? Does anyone know? Thanks in advance!