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The Vocal Score of the MISERERE by Tommaso Traetta is now available.
The full vocal score of this magnificent composition is AVAILABLE FROM AMAZON.COM or BARNES & NOBLE
IL CAVALIERE ERRANTE by TOMMASO TRAETTA
The full vocal score of this magnificent opera is AVAILABLE FOR THE FIRST TIME IN HISTORY FROM AMAZON.COM or BARNES & NOBLE
The Vocal Score of the Munich version of the Stabat Mater by Tommaso Traetta is now available.
With biography and commentary in English, Italian, German and Japanese.
The full vocal score is AVAILABLE FOR THE FIRST TIME IN HISTORY FROM AMAZON.COM or BARNES & NOBLEDoña Flor, the vocal score
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CAN LOVE FOR BOOKS AND OPERA KEEP YOU YOUNG?
Interview by Tiziano Thomas Dossena In 1912 Italians won the war against the Ottoman Empire, a forecast of the underlying colonialism that brought the Great War, the Titanic revealed itself not to be unsinkable and vitamins were first identified. It … Continue reading
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Welsh National Opera presents “Boulevard Solitude”
Welsh National Opera presents: “Boulevard Solitude” Hans Werner Henze New Production Armand and Manon are penniless but in love. The cruel world of 20th century capitalism and corruption will soon shatter their happiness. They will be left with nothing but … Continue reading
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Tagged Boulevard Solitude, David Pountney, Hans Werner Henze, Lescaut, Lighting designer, Manon, Manon Lescaut, Welsh National Opera
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“DER ROSENKAVALIER” in Luxembourg
DER ROSENKAVALIER Richard Strauss (1864-1949) Tuesday 25 February 2014 at 20h00 Thursday 27 February2014 at 20h00 Der Rosenkavalier is undoubtedly the masterpiece of German composer Richard Strauss. Set in 18th-century Vienna, the story centres on the ageing Feldmarschallin and her younger lover … Continue reading
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Tagged Christoph Waltz, Der Rosenkavalier, Luxembourg, Richard Strauss, Theatres de la Ville de Luxembourg, Vienna
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“RUSALKA” in Chicago
The Lyric Opera of Chicago presents RUSALKA by Antonín Dvorák In Czech with projected English texts.Dvořák’s Rusalka is a new production and a Lyric Opera premiere. Approximate running time: 3h 30m 2014: FEBRUARY 22, 26 MARCH 4, 7, 10, 16 … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrew Davis, Antonín Dvořák, Arts, Dallas Morning News, David McVicar, Julius Caesar, Lyric Opera of Chicago, Rusalka
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GianCarlo Menotti’s “The Consul” in Seattle
Seattle Opera presents: The Consul Gian-Carlo Menotti <!– Approximate Running Time: 2 hours and 30 minutes, with 1 intermission McCaw Hall –> In this Pulitzer Prize-winning American work, a devoted wife and mother clashes with the bureaucracy of a nameless … Continue reading
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Tagged Consul, GianCarlo Menotti, Magda, Marcy Stonikas, Michael Todd Simpson, Pulitzer Prize, Seattle Opera, Secret police, United States
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“Don Pasquale” in Israel
The Israeli Opera Presents: Don Pasquale Gaetano Donizetti The vivacious Norina teaches a far from pleasant lesson to the old miser Pasquale who wishes to marry a young woman. With the help of her beloved Ernesto and their friend Malatesta … Continue reading
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Tagged Don Pasquale, Gaetano Donizetti, Giovanni Ruffini, Israel, Malatesta, The Israeli Opera
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“Platée” in Vienna
Theater an der Wiene The New opera House Presents: Ballet-bouffon in one prologue and three acts (1745) Music by Jean-Philippe Rameau Libretto by Jacques Autreau cast actor role Conductor … Continue reading
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Tagged Ambrogio Maestri, Arts, Ballet, Costume designer, Falstaff, Giuseppe Verdi, Robert Carsen, Theater an der Wien, Vienna, William Christie
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“The Elixir of Love” in Knoxville, Tennessee
KNOXVILLE OPERA PRESENTS: Friday, February 14, 2014 at 8:00pm VALENTINE’S NIGHT! Sunday, February 16, 2014 at 2:30pm at The Magnificent Tennessee Theatre Opera preview hosted by Maestro Salesky begins 45 minutes prior to each performance Gaetano Donizetti’s The Elixir of … Continue reading
“L’elisir d’amore” in San Diego
Presents THE ELIXIR OF LOVE by Gaetano Donizetti FEBRUARY 15, 18, 21, 23, 2014 Is it truly a magic elixir or just a bottle of cheap Bordeaux? Perhaps it doesn’t matter if it works. Nemorino desperately wants to marry … Continue reading
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Tagged Adina, Dulcamara, Gaetano Donizetti, Giuseppe Filianoti, L'elisir d'amore, Malcolm MacKenzie, Nemorino, San Diego Opera
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“Roméo et Juliette” in Kentucky
PRESENTS: Roméo et Juliette 2013/14 Friday, February 14 – 8pm & Sunday, February 16 – 2pm Roméo et Juliette By Charles Gounod Friday, February 14 – 8pm Sunday, February 16 – 2pm Star-crossed lovers meet at a family party … Continue reading
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Tagged Characters in Romeo and Juliet, Charles Gounod, Juliette, Kentucky Opera, Mercutio, Montague, Queen Mab, Tybalt
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