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TELL TALE SIGN…
Something’s coming… Something murderous, mad, musical… A pale blue eye… Cellos signing; moaning; screaming… His hideous heart… It’s all returning… But not the way it was… It will take on a whole … Continue reading
Posted in Cinema Scope, Literary Lyricism, Musicabilia
Tagged cello, Edgar Allan Poe, horror, madness, murder, music, musicabre, musical, Opera, The Tell-Tale Heart
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A Halloween Treat: THE TELL-TALE HEART – A MUSICABRE and the roommate from hell who planted its seed
Just in time for Halloween the Tell-Tale Heart page goes live today, showcasing the audio of a live performance of my musical adaptation of Edgar Allan Poe’s “The Tell-Tale Heart”. The Tell-Tale Heart is the ultimate bad roommate story, as … Continue reading
Posted in Beginnings, Chamber Works, Literary Lyricism, Musicabilia
Tagged alcohol abuse, Americana, cello, chamber opera, cocaine, Edgar Allan Poe, Edward Franko, festival, Halloween, literature, madness, Metropolitan Playhouse, monologue, murder, musical, Poe, psychopath, roommate, The Tell-Tale Heart
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