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The top ten parterre box stories for January 2019.
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Some less than stellar reviews dominate the top ten posts on parterre box for November 2018.
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Jonas Kaufmann‘s Herbstreise to Little Old New York dominated the busy pages of October’s parterre box, boosting our total number of pageviews to nearly 400,000.
The Met’s new production of Samson et Dalila (not pictured) grabbed the most attention last month.
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All it takes to rocket to the top of the charts on parterre box these days is a chaise longue and a periwinkle dress.
Here they are, cher public, your most popular 10 (or, rather, 11) parterre posts for the month of May 2018.
Surely no one can be surprised that the focus of attention among the cher pubic in April was Anna Netrebko‘s first Tosca.
Yannick Nézet-Séguin‘s triumphant Elektra at the Met was the subject of parterre box’s most-read article in March 2018.
The month of March 2017 on parterre box can be summed up in three topics: Anna Netrebko, Jonas Kaufmann and religious Cretans.
A listing of the ten most-read parterre posts of February 2017.
Endings (in particular that of James Levine) and beginnings (Anna Netrebko‘s, as a Wagnerian), dominated the list of most popular posts on parterre in the month of May.
The most-read stories in April were mostly news, with a little gossip thrown in.
Jonas Kaufmann and the mysterious “Jane G.” sparked the most reader interest on parterre box during the month of March.
The most popular postings for the month follow the jump.
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