[00:00.000] 作曲 : ANDREW LLOYD WEBBER (b.1948)
[00:02.94]The Phantom of the Opera
[00:05.62]Act One
[00:08.06]Prologue-The Stage of the Paris Opera, 1911
[00:11.16]
[00:41.04]AUCTIONEER:
[00:41.34]Sold.
[00:44.02]Your number, sir? Thank you.
[00:45.14]Lot 665, ladies and gentlemen:
[00:48.71]a paper-mache musical box, in the shape of a barrel-organ.
[00:52.91]Attached, the figure of a monkey in Persian robes playing the cymbals.
[00:59.11]This item, discovered in the vaults of the theatre, still in working order. Ladies and gentlemen.
[01:03.35]PORTER:
[01:03.65]Showing here.
[01:11.81]AUCTIONEER:
[01:12.21]May I commence at 15 francs?
[01:16.47]Fifteen, thank you.
[01:17.75]Yes, 20 from you, sir. Thank you very much.
[01:21.36]Madame Giry, 25. Thank you, madame.
[01:24.25]Twenty-five I'm bid. Do I hear 30?
[01:27.55]Thirty.
[01:28.98]And 35?
[01:32.07]Selling at 30 francs, then.
[01:34.24]Thirty once, 30 twice...
[01:36.87]Sold for 30 francs to the Vicomte de Chagny.
[01:41.74]Thank you, sir.
[01:44.84]Raoul:
[01:47.58]A collector's piece indeed
[01:52.51]Every detail, Exactly as she said
[01:59.20]Will you still play when all the rest of us are dead?
[02:06.57]AUCTIONEER:
[02:06.97]Lot 666, then.
[02:09.49]A chandelier in pieces.
[02:13.18]Some of you may recall the strange affair of the Phantom of the Opera.
[02:19.02]A mystery never fully explained.
[02:22.74]We're told, ladies and gentlemen,
[02:24.75]that this is the very chandelier...
[02:27.54]...which figures in the famous disaster.
[02:30.70]Our workshops have repaired it and wired parts of it for the new electric light.
[02:36.96]Perhaps we can frighten away the ghost...
[02:40.20]...of so many years ago with a little illumination.
[02:45.47]Gentlemen?