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The Vocal Score of the MISERERE by Tommaso Traetta is now available.
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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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Rusalka in the Czech Republic
Libretto: Jaroslav Kvapil Musical preparation: Jakub Hrůša Conductor: Zbyněk Müller Stage director: Jiří Heřman Sets: Jaroslav Bönisch Costumes: Alexandra Grusková Lights: Daniel Tesař Chorus master: Pavel Vaněk Choreography: Jan Kodet Dramaturgy: Beno Blachut National Theatre Orchestra National Theatre Chorus Ballet … Continue reading
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The Israeli Opera presents “The Magic Flute” in Tel Aviv
The Magic Flute Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Hebrew translation: Ehud Manor Papageno the bird catcher embarks on a perilous journey to find princess Pamina and return her to prince Tamino who lovers her and waits for her. On his … Continue reading
Puccini’s “La Rondine” in Tel Aviv
La Rondine Giacomo Puccini Can romantic love be genuine and blossom? Puccini presents a touching love story about a boy and a girl who fall in love but are not able live happily ever after replete. with beautiful arias in … Continue reading
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Tagged Giacomo Pucini, La rondine, Paris Magda, Ruggero Lastouc, The Israeli Opera
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“Nabucco” in Poland with great historical costumes
NABUCCO Giuseppe Verdi Sun 6:00pm January 4, 2015 Moniuszko Auditorium Opera in four acts Libretto: Temistocle Solera after the drama by Auguste Aniceta-Bourgeois and Francis Cornue World premiere: Regio Teatro alla Scala, Milano, 9/03/1842 Warsaw premiere: 25/02/1854, Teatr Wielki, Warsaw … Continue reading
“The Magic Flute” in Berlin
Presents: The Magic Flute Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756 – 1791) Opera in two acts Libretto by Emanuel Schikaneder First performed on 30. September, 1791 in Vienna Premiered at the Deutsche Oper Berlin on 24. September, 1991 In German with German … Continue reading
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Anna Bolena at the Lyric Opera of Chicago
December 6, 2014-January 16, 2015 New Production by Gaetano Donizetti In Italian with projected English texts Approximate running time: 3hrs, 18 min Doomed queen…tour-de-force drama! Anne Boleyn may be Queen of England, but she doesn’t stand a chance. Henry VIII … Continue reading
The Dialogues of the Carmelites in Stockolm
The Dialogues of the Carmelites Monday, December 15 19:00 Freedom, equality, sisterhood! The opera is based on actual events during the French Revolution when the sixteen nuns in a convent was sentenced to death because they continued to practice their … Continue reading
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Tagged Dialogues of the Carmelites, Francis Poulenc, Stockolm, Sweden, Swedish Royal Opera
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