Comic duet for two cats

Rossini (Florence & Viviane). You may make comments but if I don't like them I will simply delete them and block you from making further comments :-)

Category:

Music

Tags:

• gaos
• opera
• thwo

[briantho]

Well meaning advice to roseellen: spend less time here and a little more time learning to write.

[mcmolgog]

wonderful performance! do you have any tips for the acting, especially for the soprano singer( me, in this case!)? great job!

[briantho]

@mcmolgog Sorry, I was just the video person. Anyway, glad you liked it.  :-)

[Ainulindale87]

It's very nice, very amusing, and very lightening. A wonderful piece and a wonderful rendition. :)

However, there are reservations about the fact whether it was really Gioachino Rossini who composed it. Some often attribute it to Robert Lucas de Pearsall, though the music was borrowed from Rossini's 'Otello'.

[briantho]

Thanks for the comments - I'll pass 'em onto the performers, if I can find them after all this time.

And thanks for the info re. Pearsall - I had no idea!

[operagirl81]

haha cat fight... but then they end up being friends. :D

[Jaidah217]

I am eight. I learned this song well song ya in music class!!

[rosellen100]

its sounds good, but its wayyy to fast

[vosburghable]

Liked the original opening. Also the smiling was important for the bitchiness.

[Galfonz]

It isn't actually by Rossini

[briantho]

@cherrywinklekai Enjoy it - don't forget to act as well as sing! :-)

[Tyannalyn]

@operagirl81 LOL.

[dbethke1959]

@Ainulindale87 So Robert Lucas de Pearsall is the original "Weird" Al Yankovic?

[grimalover]

I remember when I first heard this on the classical music station, I couldn't stop laughing.

[yonias123]

Thanks for all the cats