A favorite Verdi performance from Tildy Diva
A well-known Met Aïda with a starry cast from 1967 is TildyDiva’s Favorite Verdi Performance
47 pieces since 2008 — in 12 roles, at 9 companies, most often at Metropolitan Opera.
6 pieces as Metropolitan Opera — stats above show all coverage for Grace Bumbry.
View allA well-known Met Aïda with a starry cast from 1967 is TildyDiva’s Favorite Verdi Performance
When asked to express some “thoughts” here about Verdi’s Il trovatore, my immediate thought was “hmm… not a lot to think about there.”
On this day in 1970 the Metropolitan Opera presented new productions of Cavalleria Rusticana and Pagliacci.
Miss Battle was greeted with a thunderous ovation befitting a beloved singer at the end of an illustrious career.
With help from the Met’s invaluable performance archive, here is a look back at just some of what you could have seen, and perhaps did see, on October 31st through the years at the Met.
A quintessential theater man as well as a brilliant conductor, James Levine rightfully chose not only the five-act version of Don Carlo for this 1980 performance but begins the opera as Verdi had originally conceived it. The Woodcutters chorus and the episode in which Elisabetta gives her necklace to a destitute woman are pages essential to […]
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