Luyện nghe bài hát Hannibal

This
From our
our saviors
From the enslaving
Of Rome!

With feasting and dancing and
in celebration
We greet the throng
to bring salvation

The trumpet of carthage
Hear, Romans, now and
to our step on ground
the drums!
comes!

Sad to
To find the land we
Threatened once
By Roma's grasp

(All spoken)
Monsieur
Gentlemen,

Monsieur
Rehearsals, as you can see, are underway for a new on Chalumeau's Hannibal

Monsieur
Lefevre, I am rehearsing!

Monsieur
Reyer, Madame Giry
Ladies and gentlemen, please, if I could have your attention, thank you. As you know, for weeks there have been rumors of my imminent retirement. I can now tell you that these are all true

(interrupting)
ah-Ha!

Lefevre: (Continued) And it is my pleasure to introduce you to the two gentlemen who now own the Opera Populaire: Monsieur Richard Firmin and Monsieur Gilles Andre. I'm sure you have read of their recent fortune in the business.

ANDRE: metal, actually.

MEG:(Whispering to Christine) must be rich.

Monsieur
And we are honored to introduce our new patron,

Monsieur
The de Chagny

CHRISTINE: It's Raoul. Before my father died at the house by the seaI you could say we were childhood sweethearts. He called me Little Lotte.

MEG: Christine, so handsome.

My parents and I are honored to all the arts, especially the world-renowned Opera Populaire.

Monsieur
Vicomte, gentlemen, Signora Carlotta Giudicelli, our leading soprano for seasons.

Brava! Brava!

Monsieur
Ubaldo Piangi

An honor signor. I believe I am you from your rehearsal. I will be here this evening to share your great triumph. My apologies, monsieur.

Monsieur
you, monsieur le Vicomte!
Once if you please, signor

He love me. He love me. Love me, me, love me.

He recognize me.

MEG

He see you.

If you please, Monsieur.

(The continues)

Giry:
We particular pride in the excellence of our ballet, monsieur

Andre:
I see why.
Especially that little angel.

Madame
My daughter, Meg

Firmin:
And that beauty
No relation, I

Madame
Daae.
Promising talent, Firmin,
promising.

Monsieur
Daae, did you
No relation to the Swedish Violinist?

Madame
His child.
Orphaned at 7 she came to live and train in the ballet dormitories.

Monsieur
An orphan, you

(singing)

Friends!

The trumpeting elephant
Hear, Romans, now and
Hark to step on the ground
the drums!
comes!

(all spoken)

All day!
All they is the dancing!

Lefevre:
Well, the Vicomte is very excited tonight's gala.

I hope he is as excited about dancing girls as new managers,
I will not be singing!

Monsieur
do we do?

Monsieur

Grovel, grovel.

Monsieur
Right.

Monsieur
Bella Diva!

Si! Si! Si!

Monsieur
of song!

Monsieur
Monsieur Reyer, isn't there a rather marvelous aria for Elissa in Act. 3 of

Firmin:
Perhaps the

Yes, Yes, But, NO!
Coz' I not my costume for Act. 3,
Coz' (shouting at someone) SOMEONE not it!
And I my hat
No, that's (laughs)
If my command!
Reyer?

Monsieur
If my commands?

Yes, I do.