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What 1 song would you choose as a theme song for Romeo and Juliet? Why? Posted by dela474 on Mar 6, 2008. |
Romeo and Juliet Group
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Several songs have been written about Romeo and Juliet. A simple search will locate them. I would not use any of those because they are too obvious. For the theme of love at first sight, I might use Kylie Minogue's "Love at First Sight" or Roberta Flack's "The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face." Boston's "More Than a Feeling" or Diana Ross's "Endless Love" would express that their love is real and not just "puppy love." Posted by linda-allen on Mar 6, 2008. |
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I vote for Tracey Ullman's song, "They Don't Know." Here are the lyrics and a link to the video: You've been around for such a long time now Here's a link to the video. (You'll have to use your imagination to picture these two as R&J, but it fits! :) http://www.zippyvideos.com/2859415502277836/traceyullman-theydontknow/ Posted by jamie-wheeler on Mar 6, 2008. |
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Wow! I forgot all about Tracy Ullman. I love that video--her with curlers in her hair, and Paul McCartney at the end. You know, I actually had a student ask me who the Beatles were? Who'd have ever thought!? Posted by linda-allen on Mar 6, 2008. |
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How about "I Finally Found Someone" by Bryan Adams and Barbara Streisand? I think this is great since Romeo is always falling in love but with Juliet, he knows it's different and forever. I FINALLY FOUND SOMEONE (Barbra Streisand & Bryan Adams) I finally found someone, that knocks me off my feet This time it's different, dah dah dah dah (Chorus) Did I keep you waiting, I didn't mind (Repeat Chorus) Whatever I do, it's just got to be you Posted by amy-lepore on Mar 7, 2008. |
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"As Long As You Love Me" I can just see it now... Romeo singing this to Juliet on the balcony and her doing the echoes. Posted by amethystrose on Mar 8, 2008. |
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I didn't have enough room to add my coments for the song "As Long As You Love Me". Romeo, after being dissed by Rosalind is in such a state of mind that ANYONE who said, "I love you" would win him over. He just happened to be the one to notice Juliet when she walked in the room and within five lines, he kisses her... twice...but he's REBOUNDING! When he overhears Juliet's confession on the balcony, he rejoices in the fact that this one loves him back (his words to Friar Lawrence). This makes him "love" her all the more. So he doesn't "care who [she is] as long as [she] loves [him]". I also thought of "What's Love Got to Do With It?" because this is a tale of raging hormones, not real love. THAT'S the tragedy of it all. My classes are reading R&J right now, and we just finished the balcony scene yesterday. If I'd known of this topic then, I'd have broken out into song! My kids think R&J are bi-polar and go from one extreme to the next without any thinking in between. Posted by amethystrose on Mar 8, 2008. |
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In reply to #7: Not bipolar. Just as you said--hormonal!! Posted by linda-allen on Mar 8, 2008. |
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What about the original R&J theme from the Zeffirelli 1968 film? Yes, it's instrumental, but has such tragedy and pathos in the music that it's heartbreaking to listen to! You can hear previews to all of the music on the soundtrack at this amazon.com link: http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B00000DR9R/internetmoviedat/ Posted by malibrarian on Mar 13, 2008. |
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Hey juliet from Lmnt i think that would be a good song for it. Posted by paramoreisaband on Apr 25, 2008. |

