Opera Orchestra of New York (remember them?) will present Gaetano Donizetti’s Parisina D’este.
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Continuing in its long and proud tradition of mystery and intrigue, Opera Orchestra of New York has announced a concert or some other sort of music-related event for May 4, 2016.
A faithful parterrian sends a copy of a fundraising letter from Opera Orchestra of New York.
“At Carnegie Hall last Thursday, a capacity crowd witnessed what might be the final official act of a monarch who has reigned for more than four decades.”
Even before Italian diva Mariella Devia had completed the stunning high D natural that capped her miraculous portrayal of Elisabetta in Donizetti’s Roberto Devereux Thursday evening at Carnegie Hall, tens, then hundreds of those in attendance leapt to their feet to shout their acclaim.
American soprano Aprile Millo rehearses for her role debut as Clara in Porgy and Bess with Opera Orchestra of New York.
Our Own JJ weighs in at some length about OONY’s performance of I Lombardi over at musicalamerica.com.
Either tonight’s concert performance of I Lombardi by Opera Orchestra of New York was a “star is born” moment for Michael Fabiano, or else there is no such thing as a “star is born” moment any more.
I’ve always had a certain affection for Roberto Alagna.
One quick way to warm up: Watching tenor heartthrob Roberto Alagna.
Soprano Kristin Lewis will sing the role of Maddalena in Opera Orchestra of New York’s presentation of Andrea Chenier on January 6.
Opera Orchestra of New York has announced their 2012-2013 season of only two performances.
La Cieca has put her little grey cells to work and deduced that Opera Orchestra of New York will present two performances next season…
Opera Orchestra of New York just announced that it has cancelled the March 7 opera-in-concert presentation of Verdi’s Simon Boccanegra.
Now, it seems, OONY is returning to its star-driven roots.
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