The Phantom of the Opera evolved over many caducity to shift the bright-eyed certified melodic that is loved by fans enclosing the apple. A cipher of authors and composers looked at preceding efforts and added their own touches to fabricate an entertainment act that is deeper accepted nowadays than it was when it inceptive appeared.
Identification
The Phantom of the Opera melodic was based on a notebook written in 1911 by a french novelist named Gaston Leroux. It was originally a serial Leroux wrote for a newspaper in France. It was the man of many books, movies, and musicals before it inspired Andy Lloyd Webber to commit to paper air for the euphonious that became noted in 1984.
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Andy Lloyd Webber, inspired by a euphonious story of The Phantom of the Opera by Ken Hill, asked Jim Steinman to transcribe lyrics for his classical, nevertheless he was working on a Bonnie Tyler book and didn't bear interval. Andy Jay Lerner agreed to appropriate on the deadweight, on the contrary he died. Richard Stilgoe was hired, nevertheless Lloyd Webber didn't fancy the lyrics were romantic enough. Charles Hart rewrote the lyrics for the final version, but some of Richard Stilgoe's lyrics were still included when the show opened in 1986.
Roger Waters of the band Pink Floyd believed they could have successfully sued Andrew Lloyd Webber for plagiarism. The title song from Phantom of the Opera is similar in structure to Pink Floyd's 1971 song "Echoes" and has the same notes and time signature. Andrew Lloyd Webber said that the title song was "rock and roll . . . masquerading as opera."
