questo e quello
Your doyenne’s origin myth must always be understood to begin with the bite of a radioactive soprano way back in 1976.
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L’Arlesiana in a vibrant live performance from a dozen years ago with Giuseppe Filianoti, Latonia Moore and Marianne Cornetti.
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In crafting his musicals, Sondheim’s focus, regardless of genre, tends towards the processive.
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The singularity of Stephen Sondheim contributes to the conception of him as a camp figure.
Anna Netrebko in a scene from Prokofiev’s Bethrothal in a Monastery, 1998.
On this day in 1921, Geraldine Farrar performed the title role in Leoncavallo’s Zazà at the Met.
It had something for everyone who loves loud chesty singing and smoky soft-singing: from Tchaikovsky to Rachmaninoff to Strauss…
Anna Netrebko as Lyudmila, the role of her American debut at San Francisco Opera.
Happy 87th birthday actress and singer Rita Moreno.
On this day in 1910 the Metropolitan Opera presented the world premiere of Puccini’s La fanciulla del West.
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