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Opera World Mourns La Stupenda: Joan Sutherland Dies At 83

October 11, 2010

Pick up a slightly older opera recording and there is a strong likelihood that Joan Sutherland is part of the cast.  Considered by many as one of the great sopranos of the twentieth century, Sutherland earned the title “La Stupenda” by critics. Fellow colleague and friend, Marilyn Horne, confirmed the opera singer’s passing on Sunday, [...]

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‘U’: the Klingon Opera Gives Trekkies Something to Sing About

September 13, 2010

In case you missed the news over the weekend, the very first Klingon opera made its debut in the Zeebelt Theater in The Hague.  Yes, on Earth.  ‘U’, which means ‘universe’ or ‘universal’, is the first complete, authentic Klingon opera. When I first read the story, I was highlight amused and not sure what to [...]

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Concert Review: Lyric Opera of Chicago – Damnation of Faust By Hector Berlioz

March 9, 2010

A successful theatrical production needs to captivate an audience with a combination of stage design, lighting and a powerful cast.   The current run of Lyric Opera of Chicago’s Damnation of Faust by Hector Berlioz is well worth experiencing because of all three of these elements.  The visual experience of the opera was as impressive as [...]

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Philip Glass Asked To Compose Opera About Walt Disney

October 1, 2008

Philip Glass is one of those composers that I have had my ups and downs with over the years.  So when I recently discovered that Glass has been commissioned by New York City Opera to compose an opera that imagines the final months in the life of Walt Disney, I was both confused and intrigued [...]

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Opera Taps Hollywood Movie: The Fly

September 17, 2008

Yes, David Cronenberg’s 1986 horror flick, The Fly, has hit the operatic stage in Los Angeles. Cronenberg is also directing the new opera as well, with Plácido Domingo directing the production. The opera first hit the stage in Paris over the summer and received mixed reviews. What I can only be described as grotesque visuals [...]

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