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  • Never Look Back in Daegu
  • Io vorrei pur fuggir, crudel amore
  • Fammi pur guerr' amor

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slippedisc.com /2 weeks ago

Never Look Back in Daegu

Premiered in 1762, Orfeo ed Euridice is a... The post Never Look Back in Daegu appeared first on Slippedisc.

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classicalconnect.com /1 month ago

Io vorrei pur fuggir, crudel amore

Francesco Corteccia - Io vorrei pur fuggir, crudel amoreKostas Manolkidis (Tenor)

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classicalconnect.com /1 month ago

Fammi pur guerr' amor

Francesco Corteccia - Fammi pur guerr' amorEnsemble Nobiles (Ensemble)

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parterre.com /3 weeks ago

Da capo days of summer

San Francisco goes baroque with performances of Handel's Alcina, Tolomeo, and Rinaldo.

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parterre.com /1 month ago

Faerie tale theatre

Zémire et Azor, André-Ernest-Modest Grétry's riff on "Beauty and the Beast", gets a rare outing in the Berkshires.

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classicalconnect.com /1 month ago

Ella mi fu rapita and Parmi veder le lagrime, from Rigoletto

Giuseppe Verdi - Ella mi fu rapita and Parmi veder le lagrime, from RigolettoGiuseppe Di Stefano (Tenor)Orchestra del Teatro alla Scala (Orchestra)Tullio Serafin (Conductor)

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classicalconnect.com /1 month ago

Parmi veder le lagrime, from Rigoletto

Giuseppe Verdi - Parmi veder le lagrime, from RigolettoMario Del Monaco (Tenor)Orchestra of Accademia di Santa Cecilia (Orchestra)Alberto Erede (Conductor)

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flutetunes.com /1 month ago

Libiamo ne' lieti calici

“Libiamo ne'lieti calici” (literally, “Let's drink from the merry chalices”) is the most famous duet from Verdi's La traviata, one of the most well known fragments of opera around...

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jigsawplanet.com /1 month ago

orphée

Pieces: 90Author: larochedPlay

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dctheaterarts.org /3 days ago

Songs of the Goat’s ‘Eurydice’ turns ancient myth into poetry

Sarah Ruhl’s reimagining of the ancient myth becomes a touching exploration of love, memory, language, and loss.  By CHARLES GREEN

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classicalconnect.com /1 month ago

Celeste Aida, from Aida

Giuseppe Verdi - Celeste Aida, from AidaCarlo Bergonzi (Tenor)New Philharmonia Orchestra (Orchestra)Nello Santi (Conductor)

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parterre.com /1 month ago

Oops, I did it Onegin

Wolf Trap Opera presented a lovely Eugene Onegin with particularly noteworthy performances by Magdalena Kuźma and Daniel O’Hearn.

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parterre.com /1 month ago

Wedding from hell

Les Arts Florissants (lightly) stages two Charpentier rarities as a summer wedding gone wrong.

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theguardian.com /1 month ago

La Liberazione di Ruggiero dall’Isola di Alcina review – 17th-century rarity is fun when it forgets to be earnest

Buxton festivalFrancesca Caccini’s 1625 work – the earliest surviving opera by a woman – is wildly imaginative, even without the original horse balletThere is magic in the air at t...

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