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  • Camille: Blue–just so you know you are not the only one– my husband had some reservations about... 12:40 AM
  • mrmyster: Good God, Gertie! It sounds like the cast of Charles Busch’s “Die Mommie, Die” has... 12:40 AM
  • WindyCityOperaman: Born on this day in 1929 soprano Beverly Sills httpv://www.youtub e.com/watch?v=zxBW r6GbqE0... 12:17 AM
  • parpignol: huge New York success for Stemme who is clearly going to be the great Straussian and Wagnerian soprano... 11:59 PM
  • Andie Musique: I kept thinking Welzer-Moet had just read Strauss’ injunction to the orchestra If you can... 11:43 PM
  • bluecabochon: CAST: Nina Stemme, Salome Jane Henschel, Herodias Rudolf Schasching, Herod Garrett Sorenson,... 11:35 PM
  • A. Poggia Turra: They should have gotten this one: httpv://www.youtub e.com/watch?v=2bH8 q1SEHvQ 11:31 PM
  • Signor Bruschino: I was down in the orchestra and was surprised how well behaved the elderly set were this... 11:20 PM

it’s not a comeback, it’s a return

Your doyenne is back, cher public, and she missed you more than she can say. Thanks to so many of you who sent messages of support!

8 comments

  • richard says:

    Ritorna vincitor!

  • tannengrin says:

    Il ritorna di parterrebox a patria!

    Dich, teure box, gruess’ ich wieder!

  • Krunoslav says:

    Metropolitan Opera House
    February 22, 1951
    Benefit for the Metropolitan Opera Fund
    In English

    DIE FLEDERMAUS {22}

    Rosalinde……………Maria Jeritza [Last performance]

  • Sanford says:

    OMG< I was fiending for some Parterre Box. Glad you’re back.

  • MontyNostry says:

    Egregia signora

    Come mi mancava!

    And I had some filth to share. The singer in question even has this video on her own website for some strange reason. Things really go awry from about 2’20” …

  • Will says:

    Well, aside from not being able to follow a conductor’s beat, I hear a very light, potentially pleasant voice with totally insufficient breath support. I’d like to think there was insufficient rehearsal, but that would mean the entire event was irresponsibly produced. Which IS a possibility, I’ll grant.

  • enzo says:

    Absolutely hilarious! And one of the funniest things is that the audience seems pleased.

  • iltenoredigrazia says:

    And the Alpine scene in the background refers to… ?