After they dig their way out of the snowbound TV studio, the townspeople begin asking how they will live. Then "Ave Maria" begins playing.
It looks like it's a take of on some movie, but I have idea which. I'd appreciate it if anyone could help clear this up.
Alive?
"spauldingae" wrote in message news:kifQ8.104795$[email]...
exactly.
CW
"DenHang" wrote in message news:aeshvr$5nu$[email]...
It's definitely from the closing scene of "Alive".
DenHang wrote:
Bruckner's "Ave Maria" is a classic warhorse, like Barber's Adagio for Strings. I forget the singer's name but there was a famous black singer who was denied the use of the DAR hall so she sang it at the Lincoln Memorial.
<<I forget the singer's name but there was a famous black singer who was denied the use of the DAR hall so she sang it at the Lincoln Memorial.>>
Mahalia Jackson?
I don't think it was Mahalia. BTW, my mistake, that wasn't Bruckner's Ave Maria.
<<I don't think it was Mahalia.>>
Marian Anderson?
It was Aaron Neville, I think, singing it for the SP ep. Borrowed from the end of Alive.
On 23 Jun 2002 03:06:04 GMT, [email] (Cheryl3b) wrote:
Don't know, but the singer for the South Park episode sounded like Harry Belefonte.
"D.G. Porter" wrote in message news:...
No, it IS Aaron Neville, and it is from Alive. I think it's one of the greatest parodies they've ever done. Pure brilliance.