List of songs sung at wo 2010 opening ceremony. Sites would be appreciated, I tried to search but couldn't find much.
I couldn't find much either. Perhaps such a list doesn't exist online.
I've got: Oh Canada, One dream, Hallelujah, Both sides now, Sacred Grove, .. I found some here:
h t t p : / / i tunes.apple.c o m /ca/album/sounds-vancouver-2010-
opening/id354870806
Oh canada would be a song right? Some people say it's just the anthem.
Anthems are songs, too. :-) So, yes. "Oh Canada" should definitely be included.
thanks :-) I love Canada's national anthem:-)
Ms. Sue who else could have carried the Olympic torch?
I don't understand, Sara. What do you mean by "who ELSE" . . .?
Who could have been a better choice. These people are good as well, but who else could have been with them carrying the torch?
Bryan Adams and some young lady sang or lip-synched something Adams wrote called "Beat the Drum" but I could barely hear it above then drums. Their mikes did not work and the voice track did not come through, so all you could hear were the tribal drums.
A female opera singer, Measha Brueggergosman, sang the Olympic hymn
thanks drwls.
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