Opera at the Turf
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Opera at the Turf
Half time this Saturday - Sean Ruane on the pitch singing Nessun Dorma - Burnley fans being asked to join in.
So here you go so you can get some practice in:
Nessun dorma! Nessun dorma!
Tu pure, oh Principessa
Nella tua fredda stanza
Guardi le stelle che tremano
D'amore e di speranza
Ma il mio mistero è chiuso in me
Il nome mio nessun saprà
No, no, sulla tua bocca lo dirò
Quando la luce splenderà
Ed il mio bacio scioglierà
Il silenzio che ti fa mia
So here you go so you can get some practice in:
Nessun dorma! Nessun dorma!
Tu pure, oh Principessa
Nella tua fredda stanza
Guardi le stelle che tremano
D'amore e di speranza
Ma il mio mistero è chiuso in me
Il nome mio nessun saprà
No, no, sulla tua bocca lo dirò
Quando la luce splenderà
Ed il mio bacio scioglierà
Il silenzio che ti fa mia
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Re: Opera at the Turf
United fans won't have a clue having to step up to the class of Burnley.
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Re: Opera at the Turf
I'm gonna be in Tenerife. I'll join in at the Bar I'll be watching the match in.
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Re: Opera at the Turf
We'll sing that way too fast.
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Re: Opera at the Turf
Brings back memories of italia 90
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Is he a Claret ? I know hes from Bacup
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Yes.randomclaret2 wrote:Is he a Claret ? I know hes from Bacup
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That will soon empty then and at least you will get served quicker.Lord Beamish wrote:I'm gonna be in Tenerife. I'll join in at the Bar I'll be watching the match in.
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I think so, went to school at St Teds.randomclaret2 wrote:Is he a Claret ? I know hes from Bacup
The whole thing is for a programme on the History Channel about Nessun Dorma, presumably how it was adopted by football in 1990 with the World Cup in Italy. Sean Ruane became well known to sports fans with Jerusalem when we won the Ashes in 2005.
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Re: Opera at the Turf
Didn't he sing the same song at Turf Moor against Man City quite a number of years ago(around 2001/2002)?
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Re: Opera at the Turf
To think Sean Ruane's whole career was a result of him playing Teyev in Fiddler on the Roof in a school production, found he liked it and had a voice - he had no previous inclination for this kind of singing.
As well as performing he also does a lot of work setting up choirs in workplaces - they help with stress management and team building
as for Nessun Dorma - that took Russell Watson from working men's club's to multi-millionaire status via a half-time performance at old Trafford after Martin Edwards had seen him sing at a function - so Utd fan's probably know the words better than we will
Edit - Johnny G played Fagin not Sean - my bad
As well as performing he also does a lot of work setting up choirs in workplaces - they help with stress management and team building
as for Nessun Dorma - that took Russell Watson from working men's club's to multi-millionaire status via a half-time performance at old Trafford after Martin Edwards had seen him sing at a function - so Utd fan's probably know the words better than we will
Edit - Johnny G played Fagin not Sean - my bad
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Re: Opera at the Turf
I imagine he probably has a better singing voice than the other Sean!
Although if we wanted a Louis Armstrong tribute Mr Dyche would probably be the man.....

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Is he one of Johnny G's protegés?
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He was in my year and knew him well.ClaretTony wrote:I think so, went to school at St Teds.
The whole thing is for a programme on the History Channel about Nessun Dorma, presumably how it was adopted by football in 1990 with the World Cup in Italy. Sean Ruane became well known to sports fans with Jerusalem when we won the Ashes in 2005.
He was a Bacup lad - he didn't play or watch football at school. He might like it now - he does live in Burnley now.
I think we would get more burnley fans joining in if he sang that new Liverpool song - Salah....mane mane etc !!
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don't believe so - it was the encouragement of Terry Long (teacher)for the Fagin thing. ted's had a remarkable run of finding lead roles for pupils who could truly sing for their productions at the time - even if the lads were not aware of it before hand. Though I seem to rember Sean was in a band at the time.Walton wrote:Is he one of Johnny G's protegés?
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Shame, we could have had an encore of a piano being wheeled out and him joining Sean Ruane to belt out an 18 Garrett Gold classic.Chester Perry wrote:don't believe so - it was the encouragement of Terry Long (teacher)for the Fagin thing. ted's had a remarkable run of finding lead roles for pupils who could truly sing for their productions at the time - even if the lads were not aware of it before hand. Though I seem to rember Sean was in a band at the time.
Terry Long was a good guy. My mate was related to him, and we knew the other side of his family too.
A couple of lads from my year look to have made decent lives for themselves doing music professionally. It's not just sport Teds was good at.
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Re: Opera at the Turf
I suppose it's ok but with the lack of phone reception at half time I don't think it matters which browser you use.
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Re: Opera at the Turf
Silkyskills1 wrote:Didn't he sing the same song at Turf Moor against Man City quite a number of years ago(around 2001/2002)?
He needs to get some new material then if that's the case

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Re: Opera at the Turf
It would be intriguing to watch a three tenors of Garrett, Ruane and another lad (cannot remember the name)who did an amazing Gilbert and Sullivan performance (in the run I was talking about - 3 consecutive years of productions with each one as lead I believe)
Re: Opera at the Turf
think this is super, but will wait to see how it's received and how well people behave, unfortunately will not be there live
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Re: Opera at the Turf
You might be thinking of Simon Shackleton.Chester Perry wrote:It would be intriguing to watch a three tenors of Garrett, Ruane and another lad (cannot remember the name)who did an amazing Gilbert and Sullivan performance (in the run I was talking about - 3 consecutive years of productions with each one as lead I believe)
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Re: Opera at the Turf
Interesting that this thread comes up today with reference to St Teds.
Live opera relay this evening at the Reel cinema.
Rigoletto live from Covent Garden with an ex- St Hilda's "girl" the only English member of an international cast.
Live opera relay this evening at the Reel cinema.
Rigoletto live from Covent Garden with an ex- St Hilda's "girl" the only English member of an international cast.
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Re: Opera at the Turf
Get him singing with jdrobbo at the end of the season dinner!
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The City fans didn't receive it too well but then again I'd expect that especially before they became someone's toy.KateR wrote:think this is super, but will wait to see how it's received and how well people behave, unfortunately will not be there live
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Re: Opera at the Turf
there'll be stunned disbelief from all sides of the ground...... surely there has to be a material context as to "why"........ I seriously hope it's respected......
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I sincerely hope people give it a chance. It will make anyone with a memory of italia 90's hairs stand up im sure
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I'll be busy queuing all of half time with my £4 for my tea and twix. In fact maybe I'll take a flask of tea a multipack bar and save myself £3.75 and watch this.
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Re: Opera at the Turf
is this for charity. if so, ill throw a Tenor in.
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Re: Opera at the Turf
Quite a lot of our fans struggle with um ba ba,so good luck with that.ClaretTony wrote:Half time this Saturday - Sean Ruane on the pitch singing Nessun Dorma - Burnley fans being asked to join in.
So here you go so you can get some practice in:
Nessun dorma! Nessun dorma!
Tu pure, oh Principessa
Nella tua fredda stanza
Guardi le stelle che tremano
D'amore e di speranza
Ma il mio mistero è chiuso in me
Il nome mio nessun saprà
No, no, sulla tua bocca lo dirò
Quando la luce splenderà
Ed il mio bacio scioglierà
Il silenzio che ti fa mia



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Re: Opera at the Turf
I think it needs a claret and blue rewite before Saturday.
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Re: Opera at the Turf
Did we have an episode when a classic singer tried to perform at halftime but the speakers didn’t work?
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Re: Opera at the Turf
I'll help you out with that, TurtleImploding Turtle wrote:I think it needs a claret and blue rewite before Saturday.
Clarets, don't sleep, Clarets don't sleep
Even you, Sean Dyche
In your Gawthorpe office
Watching the players
Who all tremble with love and hope
I want to play on your team
But you can't know my name
Until the last Day of the transfer window
And then I'll kiss your ginger lips
more or less the gist.....
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I'll never again take the **ss out of Conte or Zola or Rannieri's command of EnglishClaretTony wrote:Half time this Saturday - Sean Ruane on the pitch singing Nessun Dorma - Burnley fans being asked to join in.
So here you go so you can get some practice in:
Nessun dorma! Nessun dorma!
Tu pure, oh Principessa
Nella tua fredda stanza
Guardi le stelle che tremano
D'amore e di speranza
Ma il mio mistero è chiuso in me
Il nome mio nessun saprà
No, no, sulla tua bocca lo dirò
Quando la luce splenderà
Ed il mio bacio scioglierà
Il silenzio che ti fa mia

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Re: Opera at the Turf
Trust me I have herd Sean ruane sing this classic don't leave your seats at half time it's so good
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Logged in just to like that FalcsFalcon wrote:I suppose it's ok but with the lack of phone reception at half time I don't think it matters which browser you use.
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Re: Opera at the Turf
Sean Ruane previously performed Nessun Dorma for the documentary film 'One Night In Turin' (well worth a watch)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P4-vZl1WbQk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P4-vZl1WbQk
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I presume he is related to Vincent Ruane who was at Ted's in the early 70's?
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They could put the words up on the big screen....
oh wait...
I cant see it from my seat
oh wait...
I cant see it from my seat

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Thanks for posting. I have known Sean for many years, and shared some great music experiences with him, but I have never seen this. (Quite moving in its own way).BB8 wrote:Sean Ruane previously performed Nessun Dorma for the documentary film 'One Night In Turin' (well worth a watch)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P4-vZl1WbQk
His great in interest in opera began when he went on a St Ted's school trip to a matinee of la Boheme at the Royal Opera House, and was immediately "hooked".
He always credits legendary St Theodore's teacher Rob Howarth with being influential on his life and career by encouraging him to go on this trip.
It was always quite remarkable that we would have a St Ted's lad - James Anderson walking out onto the pitch past a fellow Ted's student Sean singing "Jerusalem" before the Ashes.
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think this might be something people down for there pie and pints might regret missing, however it may also affect the clubs sales at half timeBlackrod wrote:I'll be busy queuing all of half time with my £4 for my tea and twix. In fact maybe I'll take a flask of tea a multipack bar and save myself £3.75 and watch this.

If there I would definitely not be missing it, not often one get's to see live opera in a "stadium", well for most mere mortals.
mmmm wish had not mentioned pies now, could just do with pie and peas

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Burnley boys made good
My be a good post to have a list of Burnley people made good for non-football reasons

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Why's he singing about bed sheets ?
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Nessun Dorma (Sp)
What was that all about at half time?
Who was he?
Saves me looking it up.

Who was he?
Saves me looking it up.

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New signing.
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Thought he was excellent to be honest.
What voices these opera singers have btw.
What voices these opera singers have btw.
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