31 de outubro de 2007

NOTÍCIAS DIVERSAS

The Charlotte Observer Wed, 31 Oct 2007 10:34 AM PDT
Scottish-born conductor Donald Runnicles will become the musical director at Berlin's Deutsche Oper in 2009, the city government said Wednesday. Runnicles, currently music director at the San Francisco Opera, will succeed Italian conductor Renato Palumbo in Berlin. Runnicles will join the Deutsche Oper on a five-year contract starting Aug. 1, 2009, according to a statement from the city ...
Lois Elliott Hartzell, 96, singer, teacher
Seattle Times Wed, 31 Oct 2007 0:28 AM PDT
In her heyday of the 1940s and '50s, singer and voice teacher Lois Elliott Hartzell was a regular at such companies as the prestigious San Francisco Opera.

A FLAUTA MÁGICA DO MET

Music Review
Amid All the Opera, Plenty of Puppets
By ALLAN KOZINN
Published: October 31, 2007
Julie Taymor’s quirky, puppet-filled production of Mozart’s “Zauberflöte” was one of the Met’s hottest properties when it was first staged and since then it has done extra duty winning over children in a cut-down version.



'Flute' Hits the Wrong Notes
The New York Sun Tue, 30 Oct 2007 9:43 PM PDT
Julie Taymor's production of Mozart's "Magic Flute" made its premiere at the Metropolitan Opera in October 2004. Since then, the company has presented it many, many times. You can't blame them: The public loves it, and the public is correct. Ms. Taymor's work is imaginative, shrewd, and delightsome. Mozart and his librettist, Herr Schikaneder, would be tickled pink. Anyway, the Met revived this ...

Bounty of Countertenors in 1631 Opera

Music Review
Bounty of Countertenors in 1631 Opera
By STEVE SMITH
Published: October 31, 2007
New York performances by William Christie and his brilliant early-music ensemble, Les Arts Florissants, have long been dependable sources not only of historical elucidation but also of vibrant entertainment.

30 de outubro de 2007

29 de outubro de 2007

William Christie

Arts / Music
Early-Music Maestro’s Juilliard Plans
By JAMES R. OESTREICH
Published: October 29, 2007
Next spring William Christie will establish a series of residencies, if not quite a home, at the Juilliard School.

NYCO HOMENAGEIA SILLS

Music Review
City Opera Pays Tribute to Sills With a Comic ’50s Cinderella
By ANTHONY TOMMASINI
Published: October 29, 2007
The company dedicated the first performance of its new production of Massenet’s “Cendrillon” to Beverly Sills.

28 de outubro de 2007

NOTÍCIAS DOS EUA

Sunday, October 28, 2007 8:33 AM PDT
Phila. tenor enjoying success at the Met
The Philadelphia Inquirer Sat, 27 Oct 2007 10:02 PM PDTNEW YORK
Metropolitan Opera debuts are hardly created equal. Last month, 26-year-old Philadelphia tenor Stephen Costello was onstage and favorably noticed at the season's opening night performance of Lucia di Lammermoor. On Thursday, he enjoyed a one-shot promotion from the secondary role of Arturo to the leading role of Edgardo - a much bigger deal, facilitated by none other than music ...
Met Opera's 'Macbeth' is killer fun
Greenwich Time Sun, 28 Oct 2007 0:05 AM PDT
The Metropolitan Opera's new production of Giuseppe Verdi's "Macbeth" is full of sound and fury.
Epic production
The Post and Courier Sat, 27 Oct 2007 9:24 PM PDT
Epic production To put on its massive production of "War and Peace," the Metropolitan Opera will need an army - or two - of extras. Dozens of men responded to a recent call to audition to work as extras portraying soldiers in the Russian and French armies...

URSULA VAUGHAN WILLIAMS - OBITUÁRIO




Ursula Vaughan Williams
Poet and wife of the composer
Published: 25 October 2007

NOTICIAS DIVERDI.COM

Il burbero di buon cuore de Martín y Soler en el Real viernes, 26 oct 2007

Concierto de presentación en Valencia del Master de Música Contemporánea viernes, 26 oct 2007

Recital contemporáneo de Nicolas Miribel en el Museo Thyssen viernes, 26 oct 2007

Fallece el compositor y pianista Petr Eben viernes, 26 oct 2007

BERLIM

Music
Kultur From That Other City of Lights
By JOHN ROCKWELL
Published: October 28, 2007
At Carnegie Hall, focusingon Berlin, with an accenton Weimar and the city’spresent-day vitality
.

DIANA DAMRAU

Music
By ANNE MIDGETTE
Published: October 28, 2007
No one has ever sung both the Queen of the Night and Pamina at the Met in a single season. But Diana Damrau is fearless.

27 de outubro de 2007

DESCUBRA OLGA PERETYATKO


AIDA DO SCALA


Duas são óperas de Verdi, as quais até hoje prefiro ouvir do que ver: AIDA e IL TROVATORE. Isso porque não há gravações que consigam me satisfazer.


Em AIDA, cansam-me a grandiosidade , os exageros cênicos e de figurino, o excesso de pessoas no palco. É assim também nesta nova AIDA DO LA SCALA. Violeta urmana não me convence no papel, por outro lado impressionou-me beleza e qualidade vocal de IlDIKO KOMLOSI. Acho um desperdício Alagna com sua bela voz eter-se a fazer esse papel. A orquestra do teatro cresce, como sempre, nas mãos de Chailly. Gostaria de ver uma montagem mais "clean ", que realçasse, seus momentos mais intimistas que são os melhores. mais ou menos o que havia na montagem do MET, dos anos 1980.


Já em IL TROVATORE as dificuldades ficam por conta da necessidade quatro excelentes cantores, o que dificilmente hoje em dia se consegue. Quantas mais versões assisto, mais retorno ao vídeo de KARAJAN (VIENA), a qual oferece um quarteto de primeira.

NOTÍCIAS DIVERSAS

Davis leaving Pittsburgh
Chicago Sun-Times Sat, 27 Oct 2007 2:04 AM PDT
Andrew Davis, music director of Lyric Opera of Chicago, is stepping down as artistic adviser of the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra for the rest of the 2007-08 season, the final year of his three-year contract.

Spotlight: Bartoli Says Opera in Italy Is a 'Disaster,' but She - and Pape and Ramey - Are as Lively as Ever
By Michael S. Markowitz15 Oct 2007
What the stars are up to, on stage and off.
Italy may be the spiritual home of opera, but one of its most famous divas, Cecilia Bartoli, says she's in despair over the state of music and culture in her native land. The Rome-born mezzo-soprano recently told the Berlin newspaper Der Tagesspeigel that opera in Italy is a "disaster" and that the cultural system is on the brink of collapse.
27 Oct 2007
New York City Opera's new-and-unusual production of Massenet's Cinderella tale - treated as a parable of the 1950s American Dream (Grace Kelly really did become a princess, after all) - opens Saturday afternoon at the New York State Theater.
Strikes Force Cancellations at Paris Opera
26 Oct 2007
Friday evening's two performances at the Opéra National de Paris, one of them a world premiere, were cancelled Friday afternoon because of labor unrest.
27 Oct 2007
The finals of the Marguérite Long-Jacques Thibaud International Competition are held this weekend in Paris. The six finalists compete in solo recitals Saturday at the Salle Gaveau, with the concerto finals Sunday at the Salle Pleyel.
Slatkin-DSO Extension 'in Works'
26 Oct 2007
Leonard Slatkin will start his new job as the Detroit Symphony Orchestra's music director next fall, but a two-year extension to his three-year contract is already "in the works," the conduc

“Belshazzar”

Music Review Belshazzar
Babylon, Persia and Israel in Full Voice
By VIVIEN SCHWEITZER
Published: October 27, 2007
One of the most unusual musical moments in Handel’s magnificent oratorio “Belshazzar” comes when the blasphemous King Belshazzar of Babylon is warned of his impending doom by a disembodied hand’s writing on the wall in a mysterious script.

26 de outubro de 2007

VORREI SPIEGARVI

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Beverly Sills, maravilhosa!

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Postado Charlie em Coloratura Yahoo Clubs, a quem agradeço.


Para a mim a mais bela ária de concerto de Mozart.
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Reri Grist, enregistrée en 1965 à Salzbourg

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ANNICK MASSIS

Veja a nova página de Annick Massis.
Os cantores (as) mais novos (as) já compreenderam que têm de investir promoção de suas carreiras via Web.

GRAHAM VICK

Portrait of the artist: Graham Vick, opera director
'I've had some dreadful reviews, but being called podgy made me miserable'
Interview by Laura Barnett
Tuesday October 23, 2007
The Guardian

NOVOS DVDs À VISTA

Los Angeles Opera to Release DVDs of Last Season's Mahagonny, Traviata Performances October 23, 2007



Los Angeles Opera general director Plácido Domingo announced today that the West Coast company has plans to release high-definition DVDs of its recent productions of The Rise and Fall of the City of Mahagonny and La Traviata, in what will amount to one of the Opera's first steps in documenting and packaging its offerings.

NOTÍCIAS DIVERDI.COM

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Philip Glass presenta en Madrid una obra inspirada en Leonard Cohen jueves, 25 oct 2007

Uri Caine en el Ciclo Wagner del Caixaforum de Barcelona jueves, 25 oct 2007

Dos estrenos españoles por el Grup Instrumental de València jueves, 25 oct 2007

Yakov Kreizberg es nombrado director de la Filarmónica de Montecarlo jueves, 25 oct 2007

Festival Cinc Segles de Música a L'Eliana comienza con obras de Frank Zappa jueves, 25 oct 2007

El Trío Mompou estrena 20 obras por su 25 aniversario miércoles, 24 oct 2007

El Festival Carmelo Bernaola llega a su cuarta edición miércoles, 24 oct 2007

Conciertos en todo el mundo para celebrar en 2008 el centenario de Messiaen miércoles, 24 oct 2007

Ricardo Humet recibe el Premio Reina Sofía de Composición Musical miércoles, 24 oct 2007

Tan Dun compondrá una pieza con “sonidos de atletas” para las Olimpiadas miércoles, 24 oct 2007

El Palau de les Arts retrasa su inicio de temporada por las inundaciones martes, 23 oct 2007

El Cuarteto Quiroga gana el Premio “Ojo Crítico” de RNE martes, 23 oct 2007

El violonchelista Fernando Arias gana el Premio “Primer Palau 2007” martes, 23 oct 2007

Orquesta y solistas de la Ópera de Viena triunfan en ropa de calle martes, 23 oct 2007

25 de outubro de 2007


Seattle Times Wed, 24 Oct 2007 12:15 PM PDT

It's here: the Metropolitan Opera's schedule of live high-definition broadcasts in movie theaters, with tickets to go on sale to the general...
Met Opera Guild to Honor Marilyn Horne in Inaugural 'Met Legends' Series

Playbill Arts Wed, 24 Oct 2007 1:41 PM PDT

The Metropolitan Opera Guild will launch on November 29 a new series titled "Met Legends" with a tribute to Marilyn Horne at Hunter College's Kaye Playhouse in New York City.
`Macbeth' Goes Modern at Met With Lucic as the Murderous King

Bloomberg.com Wed, 24 Oct 2007 8:10 AM PDTOct. 24 (Bloomberg) -- Flabby around the waistline and poorly combed, Zeljko Lucic comes off as a gormless fellow who might need help spearing a Twinkie. In the new production of Verdi's ``Macbeth'' at the Metropolitan Opera, he's just right as the anxious murderer with the ambitious wife.
Met's Radames, Marco Berti, Withdraws from Season's Remaining Aida s

Playbill Arts Wed, 24 Oct 2007 2:41 PM PDTDue to illness, Marco Berti, the Italian tenor who had been scheduled to sing Radames for this season's revival of Verdi's Aida at the Metropolitan Opera, has withdrawn from all remaining performances of the run.



Arts Journal Wed, 24 Oct 2007 7:51 PM PDT

Ring . What followed was 24 hours of the type of frantic action that always makes for great storytelling after the fact. The Telegraph (UK) 10/25/07

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A soprano aniversaria hoje. Parabéns!

ANIVERSARIANTES 24/10

Sena Jurinac (1921)
Luciano Berio (1925)
Cheryl Studer (1955)
Tito Gobbi (1915-1984)

CALLAS

Greeks aim to bring Callas collection home
Italians will also be vying for opera singer's paraphernalia at auction in Milan Helena Smith in Athens
Wednesday October 24, 2007
The Guardian

MACBETH - MET

Ouça o áudio e conheça a bela voz do barítono Zeljko Lucic.
Music Review Macbeth

The Scottish Opera: The Thane, His Lady, That Spot
By ANTHONY TOMMASINI
Published: October 24, 2007
For the first time in nearly 20 years the Metropolitan Opera presented Verdi’s breakthrough early masterpiece in a stylistically eclectic, grimly effective and, at times, intriguingly playful production.

23 de outubro de 2007

DEBORAH KERR

Deborah Kerr, de aquí a la eternidad
La escocesa que sedujo a Hollywood con su talento camaleónico muere a los 86 años
BARBARA CELIS - Nueva York - 19/10/2007

NOTÍCIAS DIVERDI.COM

París consagra a Wagner una gran exposición lunes, 22 oct 2007

Se celebra el II centenario del nacimiento de Hilarión Eslava lunes, 22 oct 2007

Glamourosa Incoronazione di Poppea en Londres lunes, 22 oct 2007

Se presenta el XVII Concurso Internacional de Guitarra Infanta Cristina lunes, 22 oct 2007

La Academia Discográfica Alemana Premia a Caballé lunes, 22 oct 2007

COLIN DAVIS

Music Review London Symphony Orchestra
Haydn and Beethoven, in Epic and Intimate Colors
By ANTHONY TOMMASINI
Published: October 23, 2007
When Colin Davis conducts the London Symphony, the results are almost always extraordinary, no matter the repertory, and this series was no exception.

BEETHOVEN POR SCHIFF

Music Review Andras Schiff
Following the Twists of a Master’s Sonatas
By BERNARD HOLLAND
Published: October 23, 2007
The Beethoven piano sonatas tell a story, but which story is a matter of debate.

22 de outubro de 2007

UN BALLO IN MASCHERA - HOUSTON

Oct. 21, 2007, 8:53
PMOpera Review
A tale of conspiracy and unrequited love
There's no hiding strong individual performances in HGO's A Masked Ball
By CHARLES WARDCopyright 2007 Houston Chronicle
Fans of opera singing in all its raw, visceral power and hoped-for beauty may find much satisfaction in Houston Grand Opera's season-opening production. But the company let slip the chance to offer truly memorable evenings with Verdi's A Masked Ball.

FRANZ LISZT


Aniversariava hoje.

21 de outubro de 2007

NETREBKO

Puccini- Quando me'n vo música Duração: 04:10Filmado no: 02 Agosto 2007Local: França

ANNA NETREBKO - PUCCINI

LANG LANG E TCHAIKOVSKY

DANIELLE GATTI


PLETNEV ESTRÉIA NA ÓPERA


Mikhail Pletnev makes stirring opera debut at the Bolshoi
By George Loomis
Pubelishd: October 9, 2007

MOSCOW: Mikhail Pletnev, one of the finest pianists to emerge from Russia in the late 20th century, continues to surprise with his artistic priorities. As founder of the Russian National Orchestra, he has been heard far more frequently as a conductor - often a compelling one - in recent years than as a pianist. Moreover, engagements in either capacity have of late made room for opportunities to indulge his instincts as a composer. The latter development is especially curious given his ultra-conservative style, which seems to have more in common with Rimsky-Korsakov than with current compositional trends.

TEMPORADA 2007-2008

Opera events around the world 2007
By Elisabeth Hopkins
Published: August 31, 2007
A sampling of what will be heard at some of the world's major houses during the 2007-2008 opera season.

"ZÉLINDOR"


Zélindor fut joué en 1760 à Fontainebleau avec Sophie Arnould dans le rôle de Zirphée.

Music Review Zélindor
After 262 Years, a Sylph King’s Debut
By ANNE MIDGETTE
Published: October 20, 2007
The opera-ballet “Zélindor” was written for King Louis XV of France in 1745 and repeatedly revived over the next 20 years, but today it seems a slender pastel entertainment, lovely music held together by the thinnest of dramatic threads.

ESTRELAS NO MET

Arts / Music
Backstage Opera: The Met Punches Holes in the ‘Cover’ System
By DANIEL J. WAKIN
Published: October 20, 2007
The Metropolitan Opera’s new strategy of plugging sudden holes in its casts with big names has its beneficiaries.

O NOVO MACBETH DO MET


Music
This Time, No Laughing at the Witches
By MATTHEW GUREWITSCH
Published: October 21, 2007
Verdi’s ‘Macbeth’ returns to
the Met, and the director
plans to keep the air of
tragedy dominant.


20 de outubro de 2007

CABALLE - PARTE 2

CABALLÉ - PUCCINI

BRAHMS

MAIS NOTÍCIAS



Sara Krulwich/The New York Times
Patricia Racette and Nathan Gunn in "An American Tragedy."


Akron Beacon Journal Fri, 19 Oct 2007 10:45 PM PDTOpera lovers (including me) went crazy for last year's high-definition broadcasts beamed out live from the Metropolitan Opera to movie theaters around the world. Good news: The HD broadcasts will return this year. Regal Cinemas Montrose Stadium 12 will begin its broadcasts with Romeo et Juliette on Dec. 15.
New York Times Fri, 19 Oct 2007 9:46 PM PDTThe Metropolitan Opera?s new strategy of plugging sudden holes in its casts with big names has its beneficiaries.
Playbill Arts Fri, 19 Oct 2007 7:56 PM PDTDue to illness, tenor Marco Berti has withdrawn from tomorrow's matinee performance of Verdi's Aida at the Metropolitan Opera .

PLAYBILL.COM's Brief Encounter with Adrian NoblePlaybill Arts Fri, 19 Oct 2007 3:11 PM PDTA conversation with the former head of the Royal Shakespeare Company, whose staging of Verdi's Macbeth at the Metropolitan Opera opens Oct. 22.
Playbill Arts Fri, 19 Oct 2007 12:41 PM PDTThe tenor-go-round in the Metropolitan Opera's current revival of Gounod's Roméo et Juliette finally has all its painted horses in place (to extend a metaphor). The four December performances of the opera for which the role of Romeo had not been cast will be shared by Roberto Alagna and Joseph Kaiser, both of whom have sung the part at the Met this fall.
Playbill Arts Fri, 19 Oct 2007 2:41 PM PDTSoprano Patricia Racette, who is ill, has withdrawn from this evening's performance of Puccini's Madama Butterfly at the Metropolitan Opera.

MARCELO ALVAREZ



Tenor Alvarez, Displaying Expanding Waistline, Scores in Parma
By James Amott


This is an undated handout photo of tenor Marcelo Alvarez in a scene from ''Luisa Millar'' part of the month long Verdi Festival, in Parma, Italy. Source: Verdi festival via Bloomberg News

HELÉNE, DE SAINT-SÄENS

NOTÍCIAS DIVERSAS

Don Pasquale en el Festival de Ópera de Tenerife viernes, 19 oct 2007

García Abril recibe el Premio Tomás Luis de Victoria viernes, 19 oct 2007

Il Trovatore por escenarios de Castilla-La Mancha viernes, 19 oct 2007

Alagna and Kaiser to Share Remaining Met Roméos
Tthe tenor-go-round in the Metropolitan Opera's current revival of Gounod's Roméo et Juliette finally has all its painted horses in place (to extend a metaphor).

Franco Farina Steps in as Radames for Met's Oct. 20 Aida
Due to illness, tenor Marco Berti has withdrawn from Saturday's matinee performance of Verdi's Aida at the Metropolitan Opera - to be replaced by Franco Farina.


The Return of Ramón
By Colin Ure
17 Oct 2007
Houston Grand Opera's dramaturg speaks to tenor Ramón Vargas on his return to Houston for Verdi's A Masked Ball, opening Oct. 19.

Lang Lang Concert to be Telecast in Times Square (19 Oct 2007)

NOVIDADES EM DVD

DYNAMIC - CDS 33528

Torvaldo e Dorliska
Gioachino Rossini

Intérpretes
Michele PertusiDarina TakovaFrancesco MeliBruno PraticòJeannette FischerSimone AlberghiniOrchestra Haydn di Bolzano e TrentoPrague Chamber ChoirVíctor Pablo Pérez, direcciónMario Martone, dirección escénica


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La Pietra del Paragone
Gioachino Rossini

Intérpretes
Sonia PrinaJennifer HollowayLaura GiordanoChristian SennFrançois LisJosé Manuel ZapataJoan Martín-RoyoFilippo PolinelliChœur du Teatro Regio di ParmaEnsemble MatheusJean-Christophe Spinosi, direcciónGiorgio Barberio Corsetti & Pierrick Sorin, dirección escénica

19 de outubro de 2007

KORNGOLD

Erich Korngold: The last romantic
Erich Korngold's lush film scores were an instant hit in 1930s Hollywood. But he could never win over the critics – even his father. Now, his 'serious' music is taking centre stage.
By Jessica Duchen
Published: 17 October 2007

NOTÍCIAS DIVERDI.COM

García Abril recibe el Premio Tomás Luis de Victoria viernes, 19 oct 2007

Il Trovatore por escenarios de Castilla-La Mancha viernes, 19 oct 2007

Comienza temporada camerística de la Sociedad Filarmónica de Zaragoza jueves, 18 oct 2007

Plácido Domingo, el señor de los Anillos jueves, 18 oct 2007

VII “Taller de sonido y música para cine” de la Fundación Autor jueves, 18 oct 2007

Roberto Alagna, ovacionado en el MET por su Aida jueves, 18 oct 2007

CHRISTOPH ESCHENBACH

Entrevista con Christoph Eschenbach

25 ANOS SEM DEL MONACO

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Mario del Monaco en Diverdi

El martes 16 de octubre de 2007 se cumplieron 25 años de la desaparición del gran Mario del Monaco, modelo de tenor italiano “eroico-drammatico”, vigoroso y flamígero, de enorme presencia escénica e infalible instinto interpretativo. Compañero de las mejores cantantes de su época, como Leonie Rysanek, Renata Tebaldi o Maria Callas (quien debutó a su lado en la Scala de Milán, con Aida, y en el Metropolitan Opera de Nueva York, con Norma), el artista dejaría profunda huella en un amplio repertorio: Otello, Ernani, Andrea Chénier, Cavalleria rusticana, I Pagliacci, Turandot, Tosca, Manon Lescaut, Aida, Mefistofele, Carmen, Il Trovatore, La forza del destino, Norma, La Fanciulla del West, Adriana Lecouvreur...

ROBERTO ALAGNA



Music Review
A Gilded Understudy With a Lot to Prove
By BERNARD HOLLAND
Published: October 18, 2007
Latest to turn up in the Met’s shuffling and reshuffling of its stars is Roberto Alagna, who stepped in on Tuesday for an unwell Marco Berti as Radames in Verdi’s “Aida.”

O ADEUS A DEBORAH KERR


Muitas lembranças ficarão do seu desempenho no cinema.

Uma homenagem adequada é revê-la ao lado de Cary Grant em "Tarde Demais para Esquecer"

Actriz morreu hoje aos 86 anos

18.10.2007 - 19h48

Joana Amaral Cardoso
O beijo incendiário entre uma mulher adúltera e um sargento nas vésperas da II Guerra Mundial é a imagem que eternizou Deborah Kerr, que partilha com Burt Lancaster essa imagem na história do cinema. Deborah Kerr, a escocesa que foi bailarina antes de ser uma das maiores actrizes do cinema americano da década de 1950, morreu terça-feira, aos 86 anos, com Parkinson.

18 de outubro de 2007

L'Infedelta Delusa

L'Infedelta Delusa/Teseo, Hackney Empire, London /
Reviewed by Michael Church

Published: 18 October 2007
English Touring Opera have hit the road again. First offering: Handel's Teseo. The plot is conventionally labyrinthine, turning on mistaken identity, jealousy and revenge. It's full of youthful exuberance – Handel was still in his twenties – and if it lacks an aria of heart-stopping beauty, it's still a delight

LEGENDAS MEXICANAS

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Royal College of Music


Royal College of Music: A serenade by the grateful stars of song
Last Updated: 12:01am BST 18/10/2007
The Royal College of Music's world-renowned alumni are gathering to celebrate its 125th birthday, says Ivan Hewett
In 10 days' time, some of Britain's starriest singers will be gathered together to sing in the same piece on the same stage. That's an amazingly unlikely event, as they have careers that keep them constantly on the move to every corner of globe.

EUA - NOTÍCIAS


Franz Welser-Möst
Opera¹ food takes center stage
Norwalk Advocate Wed, 17 Oct 2007 5:40 AM PDT
This year has been both sad and thrilling for opera lovers. Luciano Pavarotti, the Italian tenor whose voice and vigor for life made him a titan in the music world, died. But the Metropolitan Opera, under the leadership of Peter Gelb, featured original, exciting productions that lured new audiences. With fresh voices and creative approaches, opera will continue to inspire generations to come.

Roberto Alagna Sings First Radames Since La Scala Incident
Playbill Arts Tue, 16 Oct 2007 10:41 AM PDT
In a late-hour substitution, tenor Roberto Alagna takes the Metropolitan Opera stage tonight in Verdi's Aida , singing his first Radames at the house.


Music Review Sasha Cooke
Some Barber, Some Mahler, a Final Note of Sondheim
By STEVE SMITH
Published: October 18, 2007
Sasha Cooke, a mezzo-soprano, saved Stephen Sondheim’s “Take Me to the World” for the second encore of her New York recital debut on Tuesday at Zankel Hall. But that title could easily have served as a banner for the entire concert.


Music Review Cleveland Orchestra
An Enigmatic Night at the Orchestra
By ANTHONY TOMMASINI
Published: October 18, 2007
After Franz Welser-Möst’s concert with the Cleveland Orchestra on Tuesday night at Carnegie Hall, the first of three programs, I, like many others, am still trying to get a real fix on his work.


Music Review Lars Vogt
From a Whisper to a Fortissimo
By ALLAN KOZINN
Published: October 18, 2007
At the start of his recital at the Metropolitan Museum of Art on Tuesday evening, the pianist Lars Vogt produced a quiet, controlled sound that at first seemed the picture of refinement but eventually grew unnerving.



Music
The 8:01 for Schumann Is Now Ready for Boarding
By ANNE MIDGETTE
Published: October 18, 2007
From the information booth in Grand Central Terminal it sounded like distant background music: a radio, perhaps, or the sound system in a restaurant.

17 de outubro de 2007

PAULO SZOT COMO MARCELO EM LA BOHÈME (BORDEAUX)

"On regrette alors de pas plus être à la fête vocalement. Un excellent Marcello - Paulo Szot viril et chaleureux - consacré par l’applaudimètre, une Musetta trépidante et affranchie, au point de friser la vulgarité - Anne-Catherine Gillet - ne suffisent pas à La Bohème."

NOTÍCIAS DIVERDI.COM

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“Un gran plantel” para la Anna Bolena de la ABAO miércoles, 17 oct 2007

“El mundo clásico en la ópera de Monteverdi”, exposición en Madrid miércoles, 17 oct 2007

Barenboim creará una fundación con el importe del “Praemium Imperiale” de Japón miércoles, 17 oct 2007

Donan a la Juilliard School manuscritos de Rubinstein robados por los nazis miércoles, 17 oct 2007

El estreno francés de una ópera de Stefano Landi podrá seguirse por Internet martes, 16 oct 2007

Se estrenará en Múnich una obra inédita de Carl Orff martes, 16 oct 2007

Jordi Savall viajará a la época de los Borgia lunes, 15 oct 2007

Gira española de la Orquesta Filarmónica de Lieja lunes, 15 oct 2007

Dmitri Hvorostovsky

O barítono russo (1962) aniversariou ontem.

JOSE CARRERAS - ENTREVISTA

Verdi, there, here and everywhere

16 de outubro de 2007

LEONORA


CRÍTICA: ÓPERA
Un huracán llamado Bolton
J. A. VELA DEL CAMPO 15/10/
2007

Tres eran tres las versiones de Beethoven para su única ópera. Ocho años y medio transcurren entre la primera, Leonore, que presentó anteayer el Real en versión de concierto, y la final, Fidelio, programada para abril con la dirección de Claudio Abbado. En la programación por ciclos temáticos del Teatro, Beethoven ocupa un lugar destacado esta temporada, pues a su vertiente operística se añaden actuaciones del pianista Maurizio Pollini, del cuarteto de Tokio y de la Mahler Chamber Orchestra, que abordan otros aspectos fundamentales de su actividad creadora. Tiene, pues, la programación de Leonore un valor cultural firme en el acceso al conocimiento de Beethoven o, siendo más modestos, en la comprensión del camino que desembocó en Fidelio.

AGRIPPINA NA NYCO

Music Review Agrippina
Pushy Mother Plots to Win Her Son the Top Spot
By ALLAN KOZINN
Published: October 16, 2007
“Agrippina” is an odd work, though not quite as odd as this production makes it seem.

NOTÍCIAS DOS EUA

Review: San Francisco Opera's 'Magic Flute' a bit out of tune
San Francisco Chronicle Mon, 15 Oct 2007 0:31 AM PDTOne of the things that makes "The Magic Flute" so difficult to pull off is that Mozart's late opera begins as a comic-book fairy tale and then takes on philosophical weight - not always convincingly - as it goes along. The hit-or-miss production that opened...
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Stanford Daily Mon, 15 Oct 2007 1:12 AM PDT"Singing Beethoven's Ninth Symphony at the San Francisco Opera House with the Stanford Chorus." "Lake Lagunita in the spring--it's great. You can just run around the lake and go boating."
Review: Admirable S.F. 'Flute' nearly magical
The San Francisco Examiner Sun, 14 Oct 2007 10:57 AM PDTSpectacularly sung, visually enchanting, San Francisco Opera's new production of "The Magic Flute" had a lot going for it at the Saturday premiere.
Review: Admirable S.F. 'Flute' nearly magical
The San Francisco Examiner Sun, 14 Oct 2007 10:49 AM PDT(Courtesy photo) Erika Miklósa is superb as Queen of the Night in San Francisco Opera´s production of Mozart´s "The Magic Flute."

Would-be soldiers audition for "War and Peace" in NY
Reuters via Yahoo! News Sun, 14 Oct 2007 10:20 PM PDTTaking a page from the "American Idol" playbook, the Metropolitan Opera held open auditions on Saturday for its lavish new production of "War and Peace."
Hopefuls audition in NYC for Met opera
AP via Yahoo! News Sun, 14 Oct 2007 12:44 PM PDTTo put on its massive production of "War and Peace," the Metropolitan Opera will need an army - or two - of extras.
Brilliant singing, emotional staging bring "Iphigenia" to lifeSeattle Times Mon, 15 Oct 2007 0:23 AM PDTProducing an opera that will go on to New York's Metropolitan Opera is a daunting concept for any regional company. But in the new co-production...
Dancer gets role in NYC show
The Post-Standard Mon, 15 Oct 2007 2:14 AM PDTÕ7FordÕ Jonette Ford has gotten her career in modern dance off the ground - literally. She has a role as the aerialist in the Metropolitan Opera's production of "Iphigenie en Tauride."
Most Viewed This Week
Yale Daily News Sun, 14 Oct 2007 9:01 PM PDTYale School of Music presents... Yale Opera 07-08 The Metropolitan Opera bass-baritone Alan Held will work with singers of Yale Opera.
Margaret Carson - classical music publicist
San Francisco Chronicle Sun, 14 Oct 2007 9:37 AM PDTMargaret Carson, widely regarded as the leading lady of classical music publicists in New York, who shepherded a generation of singers through the Metropolitan Opera and guided the career of Leonard Bernstein, died Thursday at her home in Manhattan. She was...
Hopefuls audition in NYC for Met opera
Lexington Herald-Leader Sun, 14 Oct 2007 12:53 PM PDTTo put on its massive production of "War and Peace," the Metropolitan Opera will need an army - or two - of extras. Dozens of men responded to a call to audition Saturday at Good Shepherd-Faith Presbyterian Church in Manhattan to work as extras portraying soldiers in the Russian and French armies in the Met's upcoming production, composed by Sergei Prokofiev. The epic opera promises to be one of ...
Met Epic Opera, 'War And Peace,' Requires Army-Size Cast
WNBC Sun, 14 Oct 2007 7:33 AM PDTTo put on its massive production of Tolstoy's "War and Peace," the Metropolitan Opera will require a small army.
Se ofrecen extras para ópera sobre La Guerra y la Paz
El Paso Times Sun, 14 Oct 2007 12:23 PM PDTNUEVA YORK-Decenas de hombres acudieron el sábado a la Iglesia Presbiteriana Good Shepherd-Faith en Nueva York en busca de trabajo como extras en la nueva puesta en escena de la Metropolitan Opera de "La guerra y la paz", la creación de Serguei Prokofiev basada en la novela de León Tolstoi.
Sunday, October 14, 2007 1:27 PM PDT
Singer Spotlight: David Walker
Playbill Arts Sat, 13 Oct 2007 9:11 PM PDT
The American countertenor talks about playing Ottone in Handel's Agrippina , opening Oct. 14 at New York City Opera.
Twin Stars Shine at Met
Gay City News Sat, 13 Oct 2007 2:14 PM PDT
The Metropolitan Opera's opening week offered two super-starry nights that more than offset a misfired new production across the plaza at the New York City Opera.

13 de outubro de 2007

LEONA MITCHELL (1949)



Aniversaria hoje.

Parabéns

KIRI TE KANAWA


Music Review Kiri Te Kanawa
Tête-à-Tête for Soprano and Audience
By BERNARD HOLLAND
Published: October 13, 2007
Kiri Te Kanawa’s principal asset as a musical artist is lovability, and those who came to hear this New Zealand soprano sing at Carnegie Hall on Thursday night made no secret of their ardor.

ROMEU E JULIETA, NO MET

Music Review
A Canadian Roméo Steps to the Foreground
By ANTHONY TOMMASINI
Published: October 13, 2007
The least-pressured way for a singer to make a debut at the Metropolitan Opera is to start small with a minor role, get the jitters out, then take on bigger assignments.

12 de outubro de 2007

THOMAS QUASTHOFF



Wigmore Hall, London

Erica Jeal

Wednesday October 3, 2007

PHILIPPE JORDAN




Philippe Jordan named Paris Opera music director
Agence France-Presse, 12 October 2007


The young Swiss conductor Philippe Jordan will take over as musicdirector at the Paris National Opera in 2009, the opera houseannounced Wednesday.Jordan, who will be 33 on October 18, will take the helm of the 174-strong orchestra of France's leading opera company, becoming thefirst permanent conductor since American James Conlon, who left in2004 after nine years in the post.Since then, director Gerard Mortier has called on various conductorsto make guest appearances including France's Sylvain Cambreling whohas often taken the baton.Jordan, currently guest conductor at the Berlin Staatsoper, hasstudied piano and violin and is the son of maestro Armin Jordan, whodied in 2006.His appointment as music director was announced at a meeting of theParis Opera board of directors on Wednesday.

DIVAS



Are divas an endangered species?
By John von Rhein Tribune music critic
October 7, 2007
It's official. The age of the Pampered Diva is over. And that's no bad thing.

NELSON FREIRE

Nelson Freire
Pianista abre a série Piano Solo no Municipal
Irineu Franco Perpetuo

A unanimidade do piano no Brasil está de volta a São Paulo. Depois de vencer o Gramophone Awards, em Londres, pelo melhor disco clássico de 2007 (com os concertos de Brahms, com a Orquestra Gewandhaus de Leipzig), Nelson Freire dá recital no Teatro Municipal, na próxima segunda, dia 15.

NOTÍCIAS DIVERDI.COM

Una renovada Orquesta y Coro de RTVE inicia su temporada jueves, 11 oct 2007

Cursos sobre música y artes escénicas de la India en Valladolid jueves, 11 oct 2007

Andris Nelsons, nuevo director de la City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra miércoles, 10 oct 2007

II Convocatoria del Concurso “Jesús López Cobos” para jóvenes directores de ópera miércoles, 10 oct 2007

Grandes voces en la temporada del Palau de les Arts miércoles, 10 oct 2007

Exposición en la Hispalense sobre la “Música degenerada” miércoles, 10 oct 2007

Juan Diego Flórez, en Oviedo a beneficio de las víctimas del terremoto de Perú miércoles, 10 oct 2007

Philippe Herreweghe, primera grabación para el sello Pentatone martes, 9 oct 2007

Se presenta el Requiem a la memoria de Salvador Espriu de Xavier Benguerel martes, 9 oct 2007

Leonard Slatkin, nuevo director de la Sinfónica de Detroit martes, 9 oct 2007

Maria Joao Pires: “El protagonismo de un recital solo de piano es muy negativo” martes, 9 oct 2007

Sonoaus mostrará en Madrid la nueva creación musical austríaca martes, 9 oct 2007

Nueva grabación del Cuarteto Pavel Haas lunes, 8 oct 2007

Fallecimiento de la compositora Matilde Salvador lunes, 8 oct 2007

¡Chicas, machos, noches calientes! : zarzuela en la Komische Oper Berlin lunes, 8 oct 2007

11 de outubro de 2007

LEYLA GENCER


Ontem foi aniversário da Turca. Parabéns!!

Appomattox

Music Review
Lee, the Reluctant Leader; Grant, Plagued With Personal Doubt
By ANTHONY TOMMASINI
Published: October 8, 2007
Philip Glass’s earnest, sometimes alluring, frustratingly ineffective opera seems a missed opportunity.

CARMEN NA NYCO

Music Review
A Carmen So Powerful That She Skips the Shtick
By ANNE MIDGETTE
Published: October 9, 2007
The mezzo-soprano Beth Clayton took the stage of the New York State Theater on Sunday afternoon as a Carmen prepared to eat the whole wimpy garrison of soldiers for breakfast.

TANNHAUSER

By ANTHONY TOMMASINI
Published: October 9, 2007
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 8 — After 33 years as the general director of the Houston Grand Opera, David Gockley was hardly an unknown presence in the field when he took charge of the San Francisco Opera in January 2006. Still, those who have been wondering what artistic vision he will bring to this important company have learned a lot recently.

MADAMA BUTTERFLY NO MET

Music Review 'Madama Butterfly '
Foretelling a Flamboyant Future, but Rooted in Operatic Tradition
By BERNARD HOLLAND
Published: October 10, 2007
A year ago “Madama Butterfly” served unofficially as a prototype for the new
Metropolitan Opera, an advertisement for a Met now masterminded by Peter Gelb and poised for a change toward the theatrical. This impregnable Puccini potboiler, dressed up in Anthony Minghella’s gorgeous pageantlike production, returned to the house on Monday. The cast was new, but the dancing, the splendid costumes, the forays into Japanese theatrical culture and a general flamboyance were there intact.

NOTÍCIAS DA AMÉRICA

Lyric Opera highlights 2007-2008
The Beacon News Thu, 11 Oct 2007 2:35 AM PDTIn 2007-2008 Lyric Opera of Chicago is presenting eight operas, most of which are proven "winner-circle" favorites.
Lyric's 'La Traviata' a spectacle of sight and sound
The Beacon News Thu, 11 Oct 2007 2:35 AM PDTLyric Opera of Chicago started off its new season with two blockbuster operas which seemed sure to fill its treasury with much needed dollars.

Opera: No hisses for this villain
El Paso Times Wed, 10 Oct 2007 6:45 AM PDTNEW YORK-There were no boos for one of opera's biggest cads. To the contrary, the despicable Benjamin Franklin Pinkerton drew rousing applause at the Metropolitan Opera House as tenor Roberto Alagna poured out his soul in his first portrayal of that ugly American in Puccini's "Madama Butterfly."
Sweetening the Met's Sour Note
The New York Sun Tue, 09 Oct 2007 11:28 PM PDTLast season's opening night at the Metropolitan Opera featuring "Madama Butterfly," which inaugurated the Peter Gelbera, began quite literally, on a sour note. Despite the opera house's spin machine humming in high gear, no amount of hype or red carpet could compensate for the disappointing Cio-Cio-San of Cristina Gallardo-Domas pointing out the fatal flaw of valuing directors over singers. But ...
Julie Taymor to Make Film of Elliot Goldenthal's Opera Grendel
Playbill Arts Tue, 09 Oct 2007 1:41 PM PDTJulie Taymor, the renowned theater and film director responsible for the long-running Broadway hit The Lion King and the Metropolitan Opera's highly popular production of Mozart's Magic Flute , plans to make a film version of Elliot Goldenthal's opera Grendel .
Revolving Romeos: Marcello Giordani Makes Last-Minute Substitution in Gounod Opera at Met
Playbill Arts Tue, 09 Oct 2007 12:26 PM PDTRomeo seems to be an unusually star-crossed lover at the Metropolitan Opera this fall - an unusual number of stars have been crossing the stage in the role.
Opera: No hisses for this villain
Lexington Herald-Leader Tue, 09 Oct 2007 1:53 PM PDTThere were no boos for one of opera's biggest cads. To the contrary, the despicable Benjamin Franklin Pinkerton drew rousing applause at the Metropolitan Opera House as tenor Roberto Alagna poured out his soul in his first portrayal of that ugly American in Puccini's "Madama Butterfly." The French-Sicilian singer was in complete control in the eye-catching production by Academy Award-winning ...
Pinch-tenor subs at Met
Miami Herald Tue, 09 Oct 2007 11:42 AM PDTOn Saturday afternoon, Marcello Giordani's phone rang with an urgent request. Tenor Joseph Kaiser was ill, and the Metropolitan Opera wanted to know if he could take over in Gounod's "Romeo et Juliette" later that night.

8 de outubro de 2007

OLGA BORODINA




Everybody has to report to work sick now and then, but not many of us pull it off with the kind of flair that Olga Borodina displayed in Berkeley's Zellerbach Hall on Sunday afternoon.
The Russian mezzo-soprano, who has been busy breathing life into the San Francisco Opera production of Saint-Saëns' "Samson and Delilah," crossed the bay for a short recital of songs by Tchaikovsky and Rachmaninoff, presented by Cal Performances. And according to an introductory announcement from director Robert Cole, she took the stage while still suffering from a bronchial infection.
I'll take his word for it.

NOTÍCIAS DO MET

Metropolitan Opera invites Marcello Giordani to play Romeo
Pravda Ru Sun, 07 Oct 2007 4:17 PM PDTGiordani had sung Edgardo in Donizetti's "Lucia di Lammermoor" on Friday, and had not sung Romeo since 2003 in Vienna. But he was willing to give it a try.
Whofore Art Thou, O Tenor?
New York Times Sun, 07 Oct 2007 9:46 PM PDTHow many Roméos does it take to stage a run of Gounod?s ?Roméo et Juliette? at the Metropolitan Opera? So far the answer is five, but the counting isn?t finished.
Baritone in ?Lucia? Replaced in Last Act
New York Times Sun, 07 Oct 2007 9:47 PM PDTMariusz Kwiecien, the baritone in the role of Enrico in Donizetti?s ?Lucia di Lammermoor? at the Metropolitan Opera, was forced to halt his performance after the second act on Friday night because of illness.
Pinch-tenor subs at Met
AP via Yahoo! News Sun, 07 Oct 2007 10:56 AM PDTOn Saturday afternoon, Marcello Giordani's phone rang with an urgent request. Tenor Joseph Kaiser was ill, and the Metropolitan Opera wanted to know if he could take over in Gounod's "Romeo et Juliette" later that night.
Dicapo Forgoes Bold for Basic
The New York Sun Sun, 07 Oct 2007 9:58 PM PDTIn its quarter-century existence, the Dicapo Opera Theatre has established a secure niche for itself in the city's operatic life, not least by mounting contemporary operas and rarities in its intimate and attractive theater on East 76th Street. But one has to wonder what possessed it to mount Gounod's "Roméo et Juliette" at the very time that the Metropolitan Opera had scheduled the opera with ...
Pinch-tenor subs at Met
Lexington Herald-Leader Sun, 07 Oct 2007 12:00 PM PDTOn Saturday afternoon, Marcello Giordani's phone rang with an urgent request. Tenor Joseph Kaiser was ill, and the Metropolitan Opera wanted to know if he could take over in Gounod's "Romeo et Juliette" later that night. Giordani had sung Edgardo in Donizetti's "Lucia di Lammermoor" on Friday, and hadn't sung Romeo since 2003 in Vienna. But he was willing to give it a try. So he rushed from his ...

7 de outubro de 2007

ANIVERSÁRIOS

Yo Yo Ma (1955) ,cello
Charles Dutoit (1938) , regente
Alfred Wallenstein (1898-1983), regente

ORQUESTRA FILARMÔNICA DE LONDRES


Completou 75 anos dia 7 de outubro. Parabéns a essa excelente formação.

Laura Aikin

Operatic highs
The Buffalo News Sun, 07 Oct 2007 5:40 AM PDT

Normal people go to work. Laura Aikin steps into a dream. One night found her swathed in stars, as the Queen of the Night in Mozart’s “The Magic Flute.” That was her debut with the Metropolitan Opera, where she has sung many times.


World renowned soprano and UB graduate Laura Aikin returns home to share her amazing vocal talents with Western New York
Laura Aikin: Our homegrown international opera star
By Mary Kunz Goldman NEWS CLASSICAL MUSIC CRITIC Updated: 10/07/07 12:35 PM
Normal people go to work. Laura Aikin steps into a dream. One night found her swathed in stars, as the Queen of the Night in Mozart’s “The Magic Flute.” That was her debut with the Metropolitan Opera, where she has sung many times.

POR ONDE ANDA MARGARET PRICE?


CURRENT ISSUE: DEPARTMENT
October 2007, vol 72, no. 4
Reunion: Margaret Price
by ERIC MYERS

GUSTAVO DUDAMEL EM FRANÇA


O SUCESSO DA NAXOS

Music
A No-Frills Label Sings to the Rafters
By ANNE MIDGETTE
Published: October 7, 2007
WHEN Naxos started issuing recordings in the late 1980s, the releases seemed to trumpet their budget-label status with a no-frills design: the CDs, with their chunky type, white ground and small picture at the bottom, are distinctly unbeautiful. No great cover art, no big-name artists: it was all about the music

ALAN GILBERT, O TITULAR DA FILARMÔNICA DE NOVA YORK

Music
Forged in Sweden, Bound for New York
By DANIEL J. WAKIN
Published: October 7, 2007
Stockholm has posed manytests for Alan Gilbert, but has the job prepared him tolead the New York Philharmonic?

6 de outubro de 2007

Cavalleria rusticana and Pagliacci

Get Real
Playbill Arts Fri, 05 Oct 2007 4:29 PM PDT
Were verismo operas like Cavalleria rusticana and Pagliacci (now playing at New York City Opera) anticipating our current addiction to reality TV?

ELENA SULIOTIS


CURRENT ISSUE: FEATURE
October 2007, vol 72, no. 4
The Short Happy Life of Elena Suliotis
JAMES C. WHITSON remembers the soprano who skyrocketed through the opera world in the 1960s.

RELEMBRANDO AS "LADY MACBETH"




Look to the Lady
As the Met prepares to open a new Macbeth this month, WILLIAM R. BRAUN probes the complex challenges of the role of Lady Macbeth.

Costume Design by Richard W. Battle

JOYCE DIDONATO


OPERA NEWS
CURRENT ISSUE: FEATURE
October 2007, vol 72, no. 4
Cinderella Story
Joyce DiDonato is now a critic’s darling, but JANET A. CHOI discovers that the mezzo’s spectacular success didn’t always seem to be a sure thing.

NOTICIAS DIVERDI

Delicias francesas cocinadas por Sharon Bezaly con ayuda de Barbara Hendricks viernes, 5 oct 2007

Kurt Weill en la 47 Semana de Música Religiosa de Cuenca viernes, 5 oct 2007

Se celebrará en Valladolid un congreso dedicado a Joaquín Rodrigo viernes, 5 oct 2007

Concierto y música en la calle para celebrar el décimo aniversario del Real viernes, 5 oct 2007

Sensxperiment 2007 girará alrededor de la obra de Ramón Barce jueves, 4 oct 2007

La Canción de la Tierra de Mahler cantada en... chino jueves, 4 oct 2007

AS BODAS DE FÍGARO

Music Review Marriage of Figaro
A ‘Figaro’ With Youth, Agility and Eros
By ALLAN KOZINN
Published: October 4, 2007
Putting Lisette Oropesa in a cast that already included Erwin Schrott, a youthful Uruguayan bass, as Figaro, was a smart move

GLASS HARMONICA EM LUCIA

Music
Resonance Is a Glass Act for a Heroine on the Edge
By ANTHONY TOMMASINI
Published: October 5, 2007
The Met is honoring Donizetti’s original conception of “Lucia di Lammermoor” by using a glass harmonica in the orchestra.

5 de outubro de 2007

CULTURA ORA BOLAS

Walter Neiva está tentando obter recursos para a montagem da ópera Pedro Malazarte, de Camargo Guarnieri com libreto de Mário de Andrade. Até agora em vão.
Eta país danado!
Nossos empresários e banqueiros não têm vocação para o mecenato.

Thomas Hampson: The famous baritone and his love for Franz Schubert

00:00 ​ Franz Schubert: Erlkönig (excerpt) 05:49 ​ Franz Schubert: Der Wanderer an den Mond (excerpt) 07:54 ​ Franz Schubert: Der Sänger ...