Prima Donna Madame Giry

Prima Donna, parts separately played on piano: Madame Giry
Madame Giry begins at 1:17

[@POProckxplosun]

this is a blessing, attempting to hear giry's lines within the recording is physically hell.

[@singerAR0406]

HELL. I'VE BEEN IN HELL!

[@karaithefootprincess2170]

I play Madame Giry in a audio production and this helps with extra practice

[@karinamisic4473]

You are the most awesome person in the world, right now. Thanks for this!

[@litanynainggolan738]

1:16

[@michaelmcgavin3715]

The libretto I have doesn't have Piangi in "Prima Donna." The Original Cast Recording I have cut most of the spoken lines and sung parts of Hannibal and Il Muto. It makes sense Piangi would be in this number as he was Carlotta's only real friend what with Giry, Meg, and Raoul concerned over Christine and the managers sucking up to Carlotta. Giry's lines and Raoul's "Surely for her sake," are the hardest for me to sing. Maybe since I think they begin on accidentals.

[@joeg2293]

i love! so good and helpful

[@michaelmcgavin3715]

Thank you for sharing! Some of the vocal lines were different than I thought. It's nice to finally know where Meg's lines are. On the Original Cast recording, after so many listens over time, I can only clearly hear,"But if his curse is on this opera..." You have to strain to hear "Voice of hell or of heaven" and her others I can't at all. You're awesome. When was Piangi added to this number? That was really new to me.

[@benread9295]

Thank you! It's amazing to hear them all played out separately. Piangi has always been in the number - In the Original Cast Recording "Highlights" they removed Piangi from the cut. However, in the score and the extended Original Cast Recording, Piangi is heavily featured in the piece. :)