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These Charming Tchiakovsky Men?

Pigman · 2002-12-01 15:40:29

This is a long-shot. To anyone who's ever seen The Smiths tribute band 'These Charming Men' my question is ... what is that piece of classical music they play directly before they come on stage? I think it's something Tchiakovsky (possibly a movement from Swan Lake or Romeo and Juliet)?

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01-12-2002 4:40pm

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This is a long-shot. To anyone who's ever seen The Smiths tribute band 'These Charming Men' my question is ... what is that piece of classical music they play directly before they come on stage?

I think it's something Tchiakovsky (possibly a movement from Swan Lake or Romeo and Juliet)?

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#2 01-12-2002 4:56pm
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Ive never seen "These Charming Men" so I've no idea what song youre referring too. But strangely enough there was a piece of music that I thought was tchaikovsky that I also had been trying to identify the past week that I had also thought was from either Swan Lake or Romeo and Juliet. I asked a friend and it turned out to be Prokofiev - The Montagues and Capulets (from Romeo and Juliet)

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