This is absolutely ridiculous! This shows the school clearly hasn't looked into the meaning of the lyrics. Play on, guys!
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Yair Kanarek
10 years ago
Let em play! Mercury forever!
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Ovadia Esquenazi
10 years ago
"They don't think it be like it is but it do"
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Ezra Koppel
10 years ago
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Bohemian Rhapsosy is an excellent song and doesn't deserve to be removed from performance just because some only hear it as macabre. Yes, it has a few connotations pertaining to death or even suicide, but many people familiar with the song hear it as cheerful as well as nostalgic (and I bet several people will even be singing along). Enjoy the wonderful music of the song as, I am certain, the parents, and many other guests, will.
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Jared dallas
10 years ago
Has he even looked into the meaning of the song?
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Jared Auslander
10 years ago
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Bohemian Rhapsody is one of the most popular songs of all time. There is no profanity in it. To ban this song would not only be an insult to musicians and people around the world but would be a huge mistake on behalf of Frisch. The crowd would not get upset over the song. In fact, the audience would probably join along in singing. Please do not make the mistake of banning Bohemian Rhapsody from or performance. How would you feel if you worked this hard on something and was then told that it isn't allowed?
Play on that beautifully crafted and loved song!
This is absolutely ridiculous! This shows the school clearly hasn't looked into the meaning of the lyrics. Play on, guys!
Let em play! Mercury forever!
"They don't think it be like it is but it do"
Bohemian Rhapsosy is an excellent song and doesn't deserve to be removed from performance just because some only hear it as macabre. Yes, it has a few connotations pertaining to death or even suicide, but many people familiar with the song hear it as cheerful as well as nostalgic (and I bet several people will even be singing along). Enjoy the wonderful music of the song as, I am certain, the parents, and many other guests, will.
Has he even looked into the meaning of the song?
Bohemian Rhapsody is one of the most popular songs of all time. There is no profanity in it. To ban this song would not only be an insult to musicians and people around the world but would be a huge mistake on behalf of Frisch. The crowd would not get upset over the song. In fact, the audience would probably join along in singing. Please do not make the mistake of banning Bohemian Rhapsody from or performance. How would you feel if you worked this hard on something and was then told that it isn't allowed?