[3], StageWhispers described it as a "vocally demanding opening prologue". "[9] London Theatreland wrote "I did not leave the theatre humming "Till I Hear You Sing". All that is missing is his love – Christine Daaé. It is 10 years after his disappearance from the Paris Opera House and the Phantom has escaped to a new life in New York where he lives amongst the screaming joy rides and freak-shows of Coney Island. So, it is with excitement she accepts an invitation to travel to New York and perform at a renowned opera house. Still you don't through the door, And in a haze I count the silent days 'til I hear you sing once more. [7] Ckickey described it as " a genuinely stirring show-stopper", "prodigious", "pulsating", and a "great song". 'til I Hear you sing. The Phantom sings about how he has done next to nothing in the ten years since the events of the first musical took place. "[10] Gramaphone says the Phantom "seethes magnificently in his opening ballad ".


Seasons fly. But will people be humming "Till I Hear You Sing" in months, years to come?
[Verse 2] And sometimes at night time I dream that you are there, But wake holding nothing but the empty air... [Chorus] And years come, and years go. Now one of the world’s finest sopranos, Christine is struggling in an ailing marriage to Raoul. He now feels like he cannot be productive in any way until he hears Christine sing again. In a final bid to win back her love, the Phantom lures Christine, her husband, and their young son Gustave from Manhattan; to the glittering and glorious world of Coney Island… not knowing what is in store for them… [8] Reviewing the Australian version of the musical, The Herald Sun wrote the Phantom's "opening rendition of 'Til I Hear You Sing is thrilling and no song that follows meets this level. [1] The Stage deemed the number, along with Love Never Dies, as "stand outs". [Chorus] And weeks pass, And months pass. [6] Entertainment Weekly said "Instead of Music of the Night, we get a piercing succession of key changes through Til I Hear You Sing as [Erik] longs for Christine to be restored as his muse", concluding "his musical mastery has...largely deserted him". Time runs dry.

"'Til I Hear You Sing" is a song from the musical Love Never Dies, the 2010 sequel to the 1986 musical The Phantom of the Opera. [3] The Telegraph named it "one of the show’s finest songs". [11] News.com deemed it "the show's strongest number...which remains the standout performance of the night until...the title song. Sierra Boggess also features in the video.Buy tickets for your nearest Love Never Dies performance now: http://www.loveneverdies.com/Lyrics:The day startsThe day endsTime crawls byContinued: http://bit.ly/1HQqpJRDiscover more about Love Never Dies:http://www.loveneverdies.com/Follow Love Never Dies everywhere:Twitter: https://twitter.com/loveneverdiesFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/loveneverdies/----The year is 1907. [2], As a result of some structural changes Andrew Lloyd Webber made to the show due to mixed reviews, it "comes at the very start of the show". Ramin Karimloo performs 'Till I Hear You Sing', from Andrew Lloyd Webber's long-awaited show 'Love Never Dies,' the continuation of The Phantom of the Opera.