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happy pride month for:
β’ homosexuals
β’ women with children
β’ short insomniacs
β’ teeny tiny bands
β’ spiky lesbians
β’ tight-knit families
β’ lovely and possibly diseased girls
β’ men in cufflinks
β’ jewish boys who cannot play baseball
β’ ex-husband's ex-lovers
β’ boys with giddy seizures
β’ men in trousers
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Been thinking abt my old falsettos art recently, these are like from like two years ago and itβs REALLY making want to get back into it, Iβm really fond of my art from back then
falsettos stuff cuz I got the brain worms real bad :P
Uploaded each recording of In Trousers I can find to the Internet Archive for the sake of 'I'm scared they're going to be taken off YouTube'. If any information listed is wrong please let me know!
1978 Off-Off-Broadway Debut (with William Finn as Marvin)
1979 Original Cast Recording Album
1985 Rewrite Production Audio (with Stephen Bogardus as Marvin)
1985 Rewrite, 1992 Trinity College Performance (Only Video Recording of the show!)
OBC in Concert 1992 Audio
Four Jews walk into a bar π€
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I remember reading that when Falsettos first came out some people actually thought that the depiction of AIDS was too clean, not realistic enough, not devastating enough, but to me it makes perfect sense. I mean think about when Whizzer sings
βGive me the balls to orchestrate a graceful leave That's my reprieve To go out without care My head high in the air It's the last little mountain I'll climbβ
William Finn wasnβt stupid, he saw what AIDS did to the body. He wanted to give Whizzer something that his friends never got: dignity.
William Finn's ability to write about human imperfection was so sincere, profound and succinct. It has not and will likely not ever be replicated. I am reminded of such simple lyrics like
'This here is love, when we're talking face to face' or 'God only knows too soon I'll remember your faults, meanwhile though it's tears and schmalz'
He is, to me, the composer that best understood the humanity that lies in making mistakes.
