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Can't Make Up His Mind, Just Like That Other Prince
The opera was last at the Met three seasons ago. This revival was placed in the hands of a noted conductor, Fabio Luisi, who made an impressive Met debut on Thursday night for the season premiere of "Don ...
NYTimes.com (featured source) | 8 hours ago
"Madam Butterfly" by Giacomo Puccini in Macedonian Opera
Macedonian opera will hold Friday the premiere of opera "Madam Butterfly" by Giacomo Puccini, directed by Bulgarian guest Aleksandar Tekeliev.
Macedonian Information Agency | 11 hours ago
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Community Theatre welcomes 'Pirates'
Fans of tongue-in-cheek musical theater that is synonymous with Gilbert and Sullivan will have a chance to see one of the duo s most well-known compositions during performances in Terre Haute this weekend.
Tribune-Star | 22 hours ago
Choral Treat at St Wulfram's
Grantham Choral Society will sing Rossini's Petite Messe Solennelle in St Wulfram's Church on Saturday, March 12, in a special pre-Easter treat.
Grantham Today | 23 hours ago
backstage pass
How long has it been since a high-school show caused controversy? A few years ago, Springfield High School s production of a harmless Gilbert and Sullivan operetta caused a stir when a female student was cast ...
Illinois Times | Yesterday
Versatile soprano Brenda Harris has a distinctively American career
Singing offbeat, nontraditional roles can be a path to oblivion for an opera singer.
Star Tribune | Yesterday
Karl Amadeus Hartmann's Fourth Symphony
In some cases, small is big. As in big impact. That was the case Thursday night at Symphony Hall, when the Boston Symphony Orchestra offered a chamber program that included the American premiere of Karl Amadeus ...
Andante.com | Thursday
Library's newest resource
In an effort to educate audiences and make opera more available and accessible, Opera Longview is partnering with the Longview Public Library to offer a new Arts resource to our community: 'Nights of Opera.' ...
East Texas Review | Thursday
All in the family
The faces of all 52 actors will be covered with a thick white base, while deep red or blue lines will highlight their eyes, eyebrows and mouths.
Sudbury Town Crier | Thursday
Attila Jun to Present Essence of Base Vocal
Attila Jun, the first Korean male vocalist to have a major role on the stage of La Scala, will give his first recital in his native country at LG Arts Center, southern Seoul, on March 17.
The Korea Times | Wednesday Mar 2
'Faust' to be performed Friday at Trinity-on-Main
Connecticut Lyric Opera and the Connecticut Virtuosi Chamber Orchestra will present Charles Gounod's classic drama, "Faust," Friday at 8 p.m. at Trinity-on-Main, 69 Main St.
The Herald | Wednesday Mar 2
Queen offers music medal
"We are not philistines," the Queen recently told Sir Peter Maxwell Davies, the master of the Queen's music.
Guardian Unlimited | Wednesday Mar 2
Lyric Opera singer found slain
A veteran singer with the Lyric Opera of Chicago was found stabbed to death in his Lincoln Square apartment after co-workers worried that he had not showed up for work went to check on him, police said Monday.
Chicago Tribune | Tuesday Mar 1
Of passion and sentiment
The success of "Lucia di Lammermoor" in 1835 was a crowning moment in Gaetano Donizetti's already brilliant career as a composer, and it has gone on through the ages to become his best-known work.
Palo Alto Weekly | Friday Feb 25
La Scala board fires top official
Milan's world-famous La Scala opera house has fired one its top executives. The theatre's board sacked Carlo Fontana - who has headed the theatre since 1990 - citing "differences" with conductor Riccardo Muti.
BBC News | Friday Feb 25
Ara Berberian, 74; Sang With N.Y. Metropolitan Opera for 20 Years
Ara Berberian, 74, who performed at New York's Metropolitan Opera for 20 years, died Monday from heart failure at his winter home in Boynton Beach, Fla., according to his wife, Ginny.
KTLA Los Angeles | Thursday Feb 24
Gantner hosts opera's grand opening tonight
Tragedy and comedy are the main elements of the two one-act operas written by Giacomo Puccini that are being performed the next two weekends.
The Spectator | Thursday Feb 24
'Gondoliers' is perfect novice opera
Today through Sunday, the Western Kentucky University departments of music, theater and dance will stage Gilbert and Sullivan's 12th opera, the light-hearted 'The Gondoliers,' which is also known as 'The King ...
Bowling Green Daily News | Thursday Feb 24
Opera rings out month of celebration
Culture by the Sea is almost at an end. A school presentation of Opera Classics at 1:30 pm on Friday, February 25 and an evening performance on Saturday, February 26 at the Evergreen Theatre are the last events ...
The Powell River Peak | Thursday Feb 24
Revealing Verdi
Sarasota Opera's production of Stiffelio, which censors shredded in 1850, shows that the work deserves more widespread attention.
St. Petersburg Times | Wednesday Feb 23
Madame Butterfly and Desir
Madame Butterfly, which tells the tragic tale of a geisha's love for an American naval officer, had its Toronto premiere in 2001.
Toronto.com | Wednesday Feb 23
Pops concert features everything from love songs to Disney classics
Jess Wade is batting a thousand when it comes to programming the annual Brazos Valley Chorale Pops Dinner Concert.
Theeagle.com | Wednesday Feb 23
To the Very Ends of the Earth - Peter Maxwell Davies on Putting the...
It has never been easy to catch the protean essence of Sir Peter Maxwell Davies - performed all round the globe, Master of the Queen's Music, and musical master of his remote Orkney island - but the place to ...
Andante.com | Monday Feb 21
Despite marathon death scene, Massenet's opera a triumphant musical event
It took the hero 20 minutes to die Saturday night, but the audience loved it. After all, this premiere of Massenet's Werther, was being performed in Vienna, a city sometimes described as in love with death.
Macleans.ca | Sunday Feb 20
Villazon recording an early entry for classical disc of year
Cannily focusing on the operas of Jules Massenet and Charles Gounod, Villazon mixes familiar arias with rarities.
Courier-Post | Friday Feb 18
Today in History: Thursday, February 17, 2005
Today is Thursday, February 17th, the 48th day of 2005. There are 317 days left in the year.
WTVF | Thursday Feb 17
Fine Arts Highlights, Feb. 17-23
New Jewish Theater production of Unexpected Tenderness opens at 8 p.m. Thursday and continues through March 6 at the Sarah & Abraham Wolfson Studio Theatre, Jewish Community Center, 2 Millstone Campus Drive.
St. Louis Post-Dispatch | Thursday Feb 17
Allowing a Warhorse to Enjoy Free Rein
There is an honesty to Elijah Moshinsky's four-year-old production of Verdi's "Nabucco," which returned to the Metropolitan Opera on Monday night.
NYTimes.com (featured source) | Wednesday Feb 16
Tenor opts for popular classics
Tenor George Saliba will be presenting a recital of popular classics at a lunchtime concert tomorrow.
The Times | Tuesday Feb 15
Mikhail Glinka
On 1 June 1804 was born Mikhail Glinka in the Slomensk region of Russia. Regarded as the founder of the Russian school of composers, his music was heard in Europe, to which he travelled frequently.
Mvdaily.com | Tuesday Feb 15
A Neglected Comedy Gets to Be King for a Day
In recent decades advocates of 19th-century French opera have brought lesser-known works by Massenet, Dukas, Bizet and others to attention, adding to our picture of that heritage.
NYTimes.com (featured source) | Monday Feb 14
Down-to-earth Cinderella story to be staged by opera
Funny thing about Rossini: He isn't just about being funny. Consider his 20th opera, "La Cenerentola" ("Cinderella"), which Kentucky Opera will stage in a new production next weekend.
The Courier-Journal | Sunday Feb 13
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Evening Music with David Garland: Leap-year Baby
Leap-year baby Gioacchino Rossini began life, not on this date, but on February 29th, back in 1792.
WNYC New York | Tuesday Mar 1
Glittering stage jewels of Maria Callas go on show. And they're fake
Diamonds may be a diva's best friend, but crystal suited Maria Callas just fine, at least when she was on stage.
Enjoyment.independent.co.uk | Monday Feb 28
St John Passion
On Saturday 12 March 2005, 7.30pm, Tewkesbury Abbey School Choir gives a performance of J S Bach's St John Passion in Tewkesbury Abbey, Gloucestershire, England.
Mvdaily.com | Monday Feb 28
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As Nature Intended
The germ of an idea for a "green" Ring Cycle entered Seattle Opera general director Speight Jenkins' head in 1994, seven years before the plan reached ...
Entertainment Design via KeepMedia.com | Dec 1, 2001
Nonfiction Notes
Practices to Transform Your Life, Your Work, and Your World . Author Claudia Horwitz is the founder of stone circles, a North Carolina-based organization ...
Publishers Weekly via KeepMedia.com | May 27, 2002
Jules Massenet
With the advent of Wagner, French composers such as d'Indy, Chausson and Chabrier reacted by creating their own vast Gothic operas, which usually ...
Rough Guides Music via KeepMedia.com | Nov 1, 2001
A Sneer for the Audience
W.S. Gilbert and Sir Arthur Sullivan are known for their pungent commentaries on the prejudices and affectations of Victorian England's upper classes, ...
U.S.News & World Report via KeepMedia.com | Apr 26, 1999
Spaghetti alla Bellini
This dish is named after 19th century composer Vincenzo Bellini, born in Catania.
Italian Cooking & Living via KeepMedia.com | Oct 1, 2002
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