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Finally, medical science offers the answer to the conundrum that has baffled opera fans for decades: what was Renée Fleming thinking?
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In November, everyone wanted to hear more about Jonas Kaufmann‘s Johnson.
So La Cieca has been hearing complaints lately that she is not linking to videos of Russian guys singing excerpts from La traviata while eating Tater Tots.
Note to naysayers: there is nothing wrong with this singing!
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Since no doubt the New York contingent of the cher public are already shuddering in anticipation of a Kristine Opolais Tosca as a “gala” New Year’s Eve treat, La Cieca thought you might enjoy—again, surely too strong a word—a preview of sorts.
Fiery Latinas Carol Burnett and Julie Andrews strike sparks!
For those of you who missed the live webcast of Rossini’s Otello last weekend (and for those of you who want to see it again.)
The Hänsel und Gretel discussions over the holidays plunged me down a YouTube rabbit hole.
The already legendary performance of that role of roles Madame Rose by the ineffable Imelda Staunton may now be seen on YouTube.
Rufus (Prima Donna) Wainwright sinks his teeth into a little Mascagni, partnered by a very game Sarah Fox.
La Cieca thought the cher public might like to share some of their favorite Elektra videos and anecdotes.
In between gazing at tonight’s Super Blood Moon, cher public, you are invited to post your favorite moon-related YouTube videos in the comments section below.
Anna Netrebko adds yet another veristic aria to her burgeoning repertoire: “L’altra notte in fondo al mare” from Boito’s Mefistofele.
Exclusively for you, the loyal parterriani, here’s a sneak preview video from Joyce and Tony: Live at Wigmore Hall.
