“Salvatore, viens, j’ai trouvé une étoile!”
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Wenarto, watch your back!
La Cieca has obtained some exclusive footage from the first camera rehearsal for the upcoming HD telecast of Lucia di Lammermoor from the Met. Extra rehearsals, she hears, have already been called!
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If Wenarto, members of Cirque du Soleil and Rolando Villazón got really really high one night, this might be the result.
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(In fact, this music video stars Serge Desrosiers and was directed by Sandrine Béchade.)
Suffering artist Wenarto has decided to take arms against his sea of YouTube troubles and move his act to the less-celebrated but perhaps friendlier venue of Vimeo.com. What could be more fitting than that he should make his debut with a farewell.
In general, La Cieca tries to avoid posting two YouTube videos in a row, but she’s making an exception this time around since internet it-boy Izzy Anderson has decided to tackle Mozart. [kml_flashembed movie="http://youtube.com/v/gC5aoEhmw3Y" width="425" height="350" wmode="transparent" /] The direction is, as always, by the Seattle Svengali, Wenarto.
The Mary Garden of YouTube is back, and better than ever: [kml_flashembed movie="http://www.youtube.com/v/PN3e6_nuORI" width="425" height="350" wmode="transparent" /] Â
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Music video producer extraordinaire Wenarto is currently trying to get his invaluable collection of performances reinstated on YouTube following a terms of service contretemps. Pending when, as, and if the original site goes online again, Wenarto has created a new YouTube account highlighting his classical, operatic-themed and Izzycentric vids: 222Opera. Visit soon, cher public, and often!
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