Headshot of La Cieca

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  • grimoaldo: haha One more Full ballet music from RIENZI httpv://www.youtub e.com/watch?v=oItI hF5kjiw 12:56 AM
  • Camille: Who, grimo? Who, who, who??!? Oh, I know!! Linda Esther Gray! Gotcha! 12:53 AM
  • Camille: A sentimental favourite of mine, already posted many, many times here, so nothing new— httpv://www.you... 12:51 AM
  • grimoaldo: Melchior sings the prayer from RIENZI httpv://www.youtub e.com/watch?v=dom2 iCO5Pj4 12:49 AM
  • gingerromatica: Unearthly beauty. httpv://youtu.be/3 SA2KsY0ZRI 12:49 AM
  • zinka: I did not know you have to hear someone live to judge..maybe live her vibrato comes in…..???? 12:44 AM
  • grimoaldo: Overture to DAS LIEBESVERBOT, great fun httpv://www.youtub e.com/watch?v=8a_- M8FKJDc 12:43 AM
  • zinka: Careful..some people might throw you off for liking my booooby..who laughs at the comments here…. 12:43 AM

Broad Street Baby?

La Cieca hears that the New York City Opera is moving its administrative offices to 75 Broad Street, a location you surely remember as The International Telephone and Telegraph Building.  The a 1928 structure boasts  the mosaic dome glimpsed above, and (coincidentally) sits just across the street from the old Goldman Sachs building.

17 comments

  • Quanto Painy Fakor says:

    One wonders why this guy was not selected for City Opera. I doubt that he was NY Material, but that Steel guy is creepy.
    http://www.chicagotribune.com/entertainment/music/ct-ent-1207-classical-opera-theater-20111206,0,4616106.column

    • Quanto Painy Fakor says:

      Put the blame on Jane, Maime:
      (from the Opera News Obituary:)
      “[Jane] Gullong, scouting for potential board members, had been eyeing the investment bank Goldman Sachs, which had a history of involvement with cultural institutions. She heard about Susan L. Baker — a banker who had worked with Kidder Peabody and Lehman Brothers, as well as Goldman Sachs; the wife of a Goldman Sachs partner, Michael Lynch; and, most important, an avid music-lover.” That Jane jumped ship early on.