Headshot of La Cieca

Cher Public

  • Batty Masetto: Well, better a head of burial than a head of knot, I guess… 10:09 PM
  • LittleMasterMiles: Foisting? Sorry you had to go to the trouble of not clicking on the damned clip, Feld. As I... 9:45 PM
  • Camille: Yes!!!!! La Vally to the rescue! That is what I was speaking of. I have been utterly distraught after... 9:39 PM
  • grimoaldo: “And grimoaldo can attest that shalva mukeria should be a lovely iopas” Yes, a very good... 9:26 PM
  • La Valkyrietta: Camille, I’m not sure I understand the question, but here is the answer, supposing I do :).... 9:24 PM
  • Camille: Yes, please, someone—La Valkyrietta I think has it and could tell us—as I listened yesterday to the... 9:05 PM
  • luvtennis: Also the met boxed set??? 7:46 PM
  • skoc211: Unfortunately I haven’t heard anything about a recording surfacing. I was hoping someone else might... 7:20 PM

I’ve been working on the regie road

Remember, remember, the first of November, the Occupy regie and quiz! In fact, it required only a few hours of that fateful day for spiderman to identify the opera in question. It was indeed Verdi’s Macbeth, in a staging by Ivo van Hove for the Opéra de Lyon. Another puzzler, this one “period” in style, follows the jump.

36 comments

  • Quanto Painy Fakor says:

    Has anyone quessed War and Peace yet?

  • lucy brown says:

    Has someone set Dr. Zhivago to music? (And would that mean that the book no one ever finished became the movie through which no one ever stayed awake, and then the opera no one ever heard of?)