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AntonioMario Melfi / Jacques Belasco Dallin / Jean Joseph S. Marietti / Sonny Miller / Al Stillman / Andre Marius Viaud
So Deep Is The Night (after Chopin's Tristesse, Etude Op. 10/3)
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Works Info
Composer
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AntonioMario Melfi / Jacques Belasco Dallin / Jean Joseph S. Marietti / Sonny Miller / Al Stillman / Andre Marius Viaud
Genre
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Vocal
Style
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Vocal Music
Average_duration
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3:42
"So Deep Is The Night" is a popular song that was composed by a group of six composers, namely AntonioMario Melfi, Jacques Belasco Dallin, Jean Joseph S. Marietti, Sonny Miller, Al Stillman, and Andre Marius Viaud. The song is based on Frédéric Chopin's "Tristesse," which is the third movement of his Étude Op. 10. The song was composed in the mid-20th century, and it premiered in 1954. It quickly became a hit and has since been covered by numerous artists. The song has a slow and melancholic melody that is reminiscent of Chopin's original composition. The lyrics are in English and describe the pain of lost love. The song has a simple structure and is composed of two verses and a chorus. The first verse begins with the lyrics "So deep is the night, no moon tonight, no friendly star to guide me with its light." The second verse continues with "The memories of love's refrain, haunt every step I take, the echoes of my heart remain, but no one's there to break." The chorus is a repetition of the title, "So deep is the night," and is sung twice. The melody of the chorus is slightly different from the verses and is more uplifting, providing a contrast to the melancholic verses. Overall, "So Deep Is The Night" is a beautiful and emotional song that pays homage to Chopin's original composition. Its popularity has endured for decades, and it remains a beloved classic.
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