Ain’t no mountain high enough
A new production of La sonnambula at the Metropolitan Opera is musically charming if dramatically confounding.
11 pieces since 2007 — in 10 roles, at 5 companies, most often at Metropolitan Opera.
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View allA new production of La sonnambula at the Metropolitan Opera is musically charming if dramatically confounding.
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