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On this day in 1967 the Metropolitan Opera presented its first Met in the Parks performance in Crocheron Park, Bayside, Queens.
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Live from the Zurich Opera, a new production of Verdi’s Biblical melodrama. The telecast begins at 1:00 PM.
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One of the main problems with My Undying Love was that it did not appear to know what audience it was pitching to.
Born on this day in 1927 director-choreographer Bob Fosse.
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Stonewall threads some difficult needles with great success overall in this last installment of New York City Opera’s Pride Month Programming.
Born on this day in 1906 filmmaker, screenwriter, producer, artist, and journalist Billy Wilder.
Anna Caterina Antonacci headlines the New York City Opera’s 2019-2020 season with a one night only concert performance of Britten’s Gloriana.
With the Philadelphia Orchestra’s Candide, they saved the best (of all possible worlds) for last.
Born on this day in 1921 Oscar and Tony winning actress Judy Holliday.
Michael Fabiano sits down with Matt Baume on The Sewers of Paris podcast.
Trove Thursday presents La Périchole featuring Frederica von Stade’s only performance of the title role in a rare NYC concert version narrated by the inimitable Madeline Kahn.
Brigitte Fassbaender‘s sound is piquant and, I’d hazard to guess, instantly recognizable to anyone familiar with her work.
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