Random news, thoughts and common questions about Celine (closed)

March 17, 2012 at 02:29 AM

I recorded the January 4th show with my iPhone, and I was wondering if anyone on here would care to split the file so we can listen to each song one after the other instead of having to listen to the entire file?

It's in great quality, and it's the show where Celine stopped singing while walking down the isle during HDYKTMP to talk to a little girl who was sat in the stairs

I do have something but I can't recall the name right off the top of my head. I will need to have a look and get back to you.

March 17, 2012 at 11:52 AM

Here is a random question - why head notes are more or less rare in Celine songs? I don't think it would be tough for Celine to hit them but we don't hear many head notes from her.

March 17, 2012 at 12:28 PM

There's a lot: the end of Vole/Fly, and also a lot in the TC DVDs if I'm not mistaking.

March 17, 2012 at 12:29 PM

Here is a random question - why head notes are more or less rare in Celine songs? I don't think it would be tough for Celine to hit them but we don't hear many head notes from her.

What is a head note? :hmm:

March 17, 2012 at 12:39 PM

What she does near the end of Vole/Fly, and what she does during "Le Ballet" in Paris and Memphis, while introducing one of the band members.

March 17, 2012 at 04:03 PM

Listening to "The Colour of My Love"

while putting up blinds and doing laundry

March 17, 2012 at 04:05 PM

I need to hear some positive "BREAKING NEWS" about or from Celine

March 17, 2012 at 04:41 PM

Listening to "The Colour of My Love" while putting up blinds and doing laundry

I'm listening to Celine and cleaning house too Hoping for good news soon as well!

March 17, 2012 at 04:52 PM

I'm listening to The Colour Of My Love as well!! I think the song Love Doesn't Ask Why has become my new 2nd favorite song! ^_^

(After Then You Look At Me)

March 17, 2012 at 05:05 PM

In December, my husband and I went through the IVF process. It was successful the first time. We were so excited.

We had our first doctor's visit in January and saw the heartbeat. We were so happy.

March 2nd, we went in for the first trimester pre-screening. The nurse couldn't find the baby using the regular ultrasound so she had to do a transvaginal ultrasound. I joked it was my belly fat in the way. Then she said she couldn't find a heart beat. The baby died at seven weeks yet my body was still feeling pregnant. My husband was silent. I was silent.. Neither of us could say anything. I could see the baby on the screen and it was motionless. There was nothing. Neither of us cried at the moment. THough the Doctor was speaking, I really didn't hear anything, though I pretended I did. For five weeks I carried a baby that no longer lived. The doctor explained to us what would be happening next, which I did not want to have to go through, but that Monday everything began happening. I began miscarrying. The most painful experience I have ever had. I had a visit with my Ob/gyn that day anyway, so while going through that experience, she was very supportive and caring. While she was checking me out, i was shaking uncontrollably from the pain I was in and the emotional devastation I was feeling, yet she was patient.

In the two weeks that have passed, I have been thinking about Celine and the baby she lost. Yes, she still has the twins, but there is just something about the one that didn't make it. THe hurt at what could have been. This would have been our first child. I am 36 years old and yes we will try again, but it still does not replace the one we lost. The moment I think I'm ok, is the moment I break down and cry.

I was putting blinds up in the room designated as the baby nursery and I just cried. But as they say, "Time heals all things".

Just wanted to share

March 17, 2012 at 05:12 PM

So sorry to hear of your loss

I wish you lots of luck for a successful second try. :heart:

March 17, 2012 at 05:13 PM

I'm very sorry for you loss. That's really sad to her fyoung98! I really hope that you will be blessed! :hug:

Edited March 17, 2012 at 05:14 PM by c'line-rc

March 17, 2012 at 08:03 PM

In December, my husband and I went through the IVF process. It was successful the first time. We were so excited.

We had our first doctor's visit in January and saw the heartbeat. We were so happy.

March 2nd, we went in for the first trimester pre-screening. The nurse couldn't find the baby using the regular ultrasound so she had to do a transvaginal ultrasound. I joked it was my belly fat in the way. Then she said she couldn't find a heart beat. The baby died at seven weeks yet my body was still feeling pregnant. My husband was silent. I was silent.. Neither of us could say anything. I could see the baby on the screen and it was motionless. There was nothing. Neither of us cried at the moment. THough the Doctor was speaking, I really didn't hear anything, though I pretended I did. For five weeks I carried a baby that no longer lived. The doctor explained to us what would be happening next, which I did not want to have to go through, but that Monday everything began happening. I began miscarrying. The most painful experience I have ever had. I had a visit with my Ob/gyn that day anyway, so while going through that experience, she was very supportive and caring. While she was checking me out, i was shaking uncontrollably from the pain I was in and the emotional devastation I was feeling, yet she was patient.

In the two weeks that have passed, I have been thinking about Celine and the baby she lost. Yes, she still has the twins, but there is just something about the one that didn't make it. THe hurt at what could have been. This would have been our first child. I am 36 years old and yes we will try again, but it still does not replace the one we lost. The moment I think I'm ok, is the moment I break down and cry.
I was putting blinds up in the room designated as the baby nursery and I just cried. But as they say, "Time heals all things".

Just wanted to share

This is the most powerful post i have ever read on this forum :cry: Im really really sorry to hear of your loss, I'm speechless. Thank you for sharing this with us, we are all friends on this forum. I hope Celine's music has helped you through this time and Celine's actual experience with IVF. I send you lots of support and luck for the next try! I will never understand the pain as a guy, but your story has really got my emotions going, i wouldn't want that to happen to anybody. If we compare to Celine, she tried again and she is very happy now, even if she will always be upset about her miscarriage. keep strong, and im sure everyone on the forum has loads of support for you! Keep strong :thumbsup2: Keep that Celine quote in your mind "The best is yet to come", and it will

kev x

March 17, 2012 at 09:48 PM

In December, my husband and I went through the IVF process. It was successful the first time. We were so excited.

We had our first doctor's visit in January and saw the heartbeat. We were so happy.

March 2nd, we went in for the first trimester pre-screening. The nurse couldn't find the baby using the regular ultrasound so she had to do a transvaginal ultrasound. I joked it was my belly fat in the way. Then she said she couldn't find a heart beat. The baby died at seven weeks yet my body was still feeling pregnant. My husband was silent. I was silent.. Neither of us could say anything. I could see the baby on the screen and it was motionless. There was nothing. Neither of us cried at the moment. THough the Doctor was speaking, I really didn't hear anything, though I pretended I did. For five weeks I carried a baby that no longer lived. The doctor explained to us what would be happening next, which I did not want to have to go through, but that Monday everything began happening. I began miscarrying. The most painful experience I have ever had. I had a visit with my Ob/gyn that day anyway, so while going through that experience, she was very supportive and caring. While she was checking me out, i was shaking uncontrollably from the pain I was in and the emotional devastation I was feeling, yet she was patient.

In the two weeks that have passed, I have been thinking about Celine and the baby she lost. Yes, she still has the twins, but there is just something about the one that didn't make it. THe hurt at what could have been. This would have been our first child. I am 36 years old and yes we will try again, but it still does not replace the one we lost. The moment I think I'm ok, is the moment I break down and cry.
I was putting blinds up in the room designated as the baby nursery and I just cried. But as they say, "Time heals all things".

Just wanted to share

I'm so sorry. :hug: I can't even imagine how painful that would be, physically and emotionally. I wish you luck for your second try, whenever that may be. Stay strong! :flowers:

March 17, 2012 at 10:34 PM

In December, my husband and I went through the IVF process. It was successful the first time. We were so excited.

We had our first doctor's visit in January and saw the heartbeat. We were so happy.

March 2nd, we went in for the first trimester pre-screening. The nurse couldn't find the baby using the regular ultrasound so she had to do a transvaginal ultrasound. I joked it was my belly fat in the way. Then she said she couldn't find a heart beat. The baby died at seven weeks yet my body was still feeling pregnant. My husband was silent. I was silent.. Neither of us could say anything. I could see the baby on the screen and it was motionless. There was nothing. Neither of us cried at the moment. THough the Doctor was speaking, I really didn't hear anything, though I pretended I did. For five weeks I carried a baby that no longer lived. The doctor explained to us what would be happening next, which I did not want to have to go through, but that Monday everything began happening. I began miscarrying. The most painful experience I have ever had. I had a visit with my Ob/gyn that day anyway, so while going through that experience, she was very supportive and caring. While she was checking me out, i was shaking uncontrollably from the pain I was in and the emotional devastation I was feeling, yet she was patient.

In the two weeks that have passed, I have been thinking about Celine and the baby she lost. Yes, she still has the twins, but there is just something about the one that didn't make it. THe hurt at what could have been. This would have been our first child. I am 36 years old and yes we will try again, but it still does not replace the one we lost. The moment I think I'm ok, is the moment I break down and cry.
I was putting blinds up in the room designated as the baby nursery and I just cried. But as they say, "Time heals all things".

Just wanted to share

Its so sad to hear that. Its good that you stayed strong, God does everything for a reason, have faith and Hope. Hope the very best in life. :flowers:

March 17, 2012 at 11:20 PM

Your celinish friends encourage you to remain strong! Everything's gonna be alright. :group:

March 17, 2012 at 11:23 PM

Can someone give a example of Celine doing a head note? Please? Edited March 17, 2012 at 11:24 PM by *Daniel

March 18, 2012 at 01:17 AM

Thanks everyone

I really appreciate your kind words and your support. We will try again (as soon as we can afford to :yes:

March 18, 2012 at 02:40 AM

In December, my husband and I went through the IVF process. It was successful the first time. We were so excited.

We had our first doctor's visit in January and saw the heartbeat. We were so happy.

March 2nd, we went in for the first trimester pre-screening. The nurse couldn't find the baby using the regular ultrasound so she had to do a transvaginal ultrasound. I joked it was my belly fat in the way. Then she said she couldn't find a heart beat. The baby died at seven weeks yet my body was still feeling pregnant. My husband was silent. I was silent.. Neither of us could say anything. I could see the baby on the screen and it was motionless. There was nothing. Neither of us cried at the moment. THough the Doctor was speaking, I really didn't hear anything, though I pretended I did. For five weeks I carried a baby that no longer lived. The doctor explained to us what would be happening next, which I did not want to have to go through, but that Monday everything began happening. I began miscarrying. The most painful experience I have ever had. I had a visit with my Ob/gyn that day anyway, so while going through that experience, she was very supportive and caring. While she was checking me out, i was shaking uncontrollably from the pain I was in and the emotional devastation I was feeling, yet she was patient.

In the two weeks that have passed, I have been thinking about Celine and the baby she lost. Yes, she still has the twins, but there is just something about the one that didn't make it. THe hurt at what could have been. This would have been our first child. I am 36 years old and yes we will try again, but it still does not replace the one we lost. The moment I think I'm ok, is the moment I break down and cry.
I was putting blinds up in the room designated as the baby nursery and I just cried. But as they say, "Time heals all things".

Just wanted to share

I just can say I feel so sorry even i don't know you personally.. but hey, we are here a great family! So I feel so sorry and this is a sad story but try to be positive and remember that everything in this world happens for one reason... well..I don't know... to be sincere... I truly don't have words to say to you and I feel sorry.. but, but nor me, nor celine nor anyone in this forum can heal your pain right now... just keep it trying... in my position I can only tell you stupid things like "there is one reason we don't know for this to happen so don't dispair, the next time..." You are truly a YOUNG woman to give too much love to a very one child... I'd like to think this is true and I even know you.. so... when the times comes,, I'm pretty sure you'll be a great mother!

March 18, 2012 at 10:13 AM

There's a lot: the end of Vole/Fly, and also a lot in the TC DVDs if I'm not mistaking.

Yes, but still they are rare in her songs. Maybe it's just a coincidence or maybe such notes are not that easy to hit, maybe they can damage the voice if you use them on almost every song that's why she tends to avoid them.

March 18, 2012 at 10:15 AM

I don't think it's a matter of being hard for her to hit, in fact I think they are quite easy. But I guess she uses them only in certain songs; another example is the BIG finale of I've Got The Music In Me from the 2010 Documentary DVD.

March 18, 2012 at 01:17 PM

Oh, yes, I remember that! It was awesome!

March 18, 2012 at 03:26 PM

Can someone give a example of Celine doing a head note? Please?

Head notes are not really belts, they are the note that a person would typically think of when you say "high note" ....most of these are concentrated toward the end of the song, as is the case with the first three examples...the A5 etc represents the note she hits.

Examples of head notes:

I Got The Music In Me - A5

Je Sais Pas - A5 (Bb5 in some performances)

Dans Un Autre Monde - A5/BB5 (C#6 in one perfomance)

Calling You - adlibs in some performances (such as Paris), or the long G#5 in San Remo Festival

Fly - Bb5

Everybody's Talkin' My Baby Down - B5

Le Ballet - A5

When I Need You - (ending note) B5 I think

These are a few examples.

ALSO, I have re-uploaded a few older bootlegs from the LTAL tour upon request since some old links were broken. All credits go to the original bootleggers and those who shared them.

Providence - http://www.mediafire.com/?6hoanvrsc3zivdb (contains a funny speech titled "Boston or Providence" MUST LISTEN!!!)

New Orleans (not full) - http://www.mediafire.com/?571kaxiiif6fp91

Indianapolis (my hometown, how exciting!) - http://www.mediafire.com/?ga62o1i1u68wqk6

Munich (includes Think Twice) - http://www.mediafire.com/?2n12i6nbaml4afc

March 18, 2012 at 03:33 PM

thank you Tyler once again

March 18, 2012 at 11:08 PM

Can anyone tell me what Celine is saying in the "Introdution" Of her "Celine Dion" cd? It' so beautiful! :wub:

March 19, 2012 at 09:28 AM

Regardes

Le monde est dans nos yeux

Un monde d’amour

Sans frontieres

Un monde pour toi et moi

J’t'y perds

Look

The world is in our eyes

A world of love

Without frontiers

A world for you and me

I’m losing you in there

I wonder if Céline came up with that... does anybody know if they ever said anything about that?

fyoung98 I am sorry to hear about your loss! :flowers: I hope your baby wish will come true :hug:

March 19, 2012 at 11:39 AM

Where did you see that Davey? I don't think that I've ever seen that before...

March 19, 2012 at 02:49 PM

that's not to see, but to listen; on the Celine Dion album you have the music introduction and vaguely in the back ground you hear Céline speaking the verse

March 19, 2012 at 03:05 PM

Yup, and there's something about that particular track that catches me every time I give it a listen.

March 19, 2012 at 04:53 PM

Regardes
Le monde est dans nos yeux
Un monde d’amour
Sans frontieres
Un monde pour toi et moi
J’t'y perds

Look

The world is in our eyes
A world of love
Without frontiers
A world for you and me
I’m losing you in there
I wonder if Céline came up with that... does anybody know if they ever said anything about that?
fyoung98 I am sorry to hear about your loss! I hope your baby wish will come true

Thank you :msn-wink:

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