Faye's Aria
("I knew coming back here was a mistake")
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Hear Faye's Aria as performed in the opera version by Brandy Santee and Jacob Valadez, with the UTSA Orchestra, Eugene Dowdy, conductor
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Composer/Librettist: David Heuser Instrumentation:soprano, piano (Note: the pianist sings or a baritone is also needed) Year Composed: 2011 Duration: 5 minutes Pages, piano score: 9 Cost: $3.00
Program Note: A Brief History of Root Vegetables was premiered in March 2010 by the University of Texas at San Antonio Lyric Theatre. Faye's Aria is sung with the help of Faye's clinging ex-husband Talbot Blagh. The text is below. Faye’s Aria
Shhh….keep it down.
I knew coming back here was a mistake.
Oh, he’s so perfect, TALBOT: You have Travis, our son. FAYE: Oh right, Travis. Where is he, anyway? TALBOT: Well, I’m not sure… FAYE: That’s not the point.
The point is everywhere I go here they eye me, TALBOT: You have me.
FAYE: Great. TALBOT: You’re only forty-eight.
FAYE: I’m forty-nine, you moron. (spoken) Oh, what’s the use?
I knew coming back here was a mistake. (spoken) Oh, just get me another drink.
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