Inside this special
Inside this special
Encompassing a vast range of situations and relationships both serious and comic, Italian Operas are filled with colorful phrases that can have surprising relevance to our lives today. Be they terms of endearment, barbed insults or poetic descriptions, these phrases enliven any discussion of grammar, vocabulary or musical language.
Each week we will consider some aspects of the Italian operatic repertoire, focusing on composers, singers, recordings, theatrical seasons and use them to trigger discussions on topics from the inlfuence of this genre in the Italian/American community in one's to your favorite books or plays.
Sicilian born tenor Giuseppe Di Stefano died at the age of 86 in his home in Brianza (Lombardy) last Monday, March 3rd at 5am, after a long agony caused by injuries sustained in...
Internationally acclaimed bass Mirco Palazzi, a promising young artist from Morciano di Romagna (Rimini), has recently released his debut album "Recital d'arie d'opera e da...
He doesn't really need an introduction. Fans around the world still refer to him as the best Rodolfo (Bohéme), the most elegant Alfredo (Traviata) and an unfortgettable Arturo...
Giovanni Consiglio is a name that is esteemed and admired among voice specialists and opera goers. The opinion of those who were lucky enough hear this tenor in live performance...
“Strong technical and interpretative skills, constant study of the repertoire and a natural flare for the stage are the foundation of any relevant career." That’s the...
We met Anton Coppola, one of the living legends of the operatic panorama of New York in his apartment, surrounded by scores and photographic memories, and with a grand piano in...