Musetta Waltz
from La Bohème
from La Bohème
from opera "La Bohème"
Music by Giacomo Puccini
Words by Giuseppe Giacosa and Luigi Illica
Arranged by Carlo Carignani
English version by William Grist
1897
Origin : https://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/bpt6k1501530j/f116.item.r=puccini
Jimmy had never been very fond of the orchestra at the Regent Grill, holding the view that it interfered with conversation and made for an unhygienic rapidity of mastication; but he was profoundly grateful to it now for bursting suddenly into 'La Bohème', the loudest item in its repertory.
Piccadilly Jim. Chapter 6
Several times during the meal which had just come to a conclusion he had been meaning to speak, but on each occasion the orchestra of the Regent Grill-Room, which has a nasty habit of bursting at unexpected moments into La Bohème and even louder classics, had been seized with a spasm which had rendered low-voiced confidences impossible.
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