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| This beautiful swirling waltz from Act I of Florodora was sung and danced by Dolores (premiered by soprano, Miss Evie Greene), revealing her un-containable ecstasy at being in love with Frank. Starting just off stage, she sings and dances on and around the stage. Needless to say it was a big encore winner (and doubtless required a lot of energy). The published dynamics in the score are economical, which leaves a good margin for creativity by musical director, producer and singer. The pensive change of key from A flat major to G sharp minor (same key, but in the minor!) at bar 90 reflects Dolores' natural hesitation and doubts, these are quickly overcome at bar 114 with an optimistic return to the A flat major key. But enough of the technicalities - on with the song (and the dance) . . . The
Silver Star of Love Quietly off-stage: Bright
silver star of love . . . When
love's star shines above me, What
. . need I care for the dreams . . You
are light of my soul!
Perhaps this points us to The Fellow Who Might . . . 1. Footnote: Eldorado (or El Dorado) is described in our MusicSmiles dictionary as: the golden land (or city) imagined by the Spanish conquerors of America. In modern terms it is a description of any place where wealth is easily made. Return to Story.
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