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Italian opera singer (1915-1984)
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2021-01-08 05:30:04
A look at how the label went from eccentric outsider to defining the culture of an era
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ArtsJournal: music
2020-06-16 16:04:03
Inside The Meltdown Of The National Book Critics Circle Board
More than half of the NBCC’s board of directors have resigned since last Thursday, when now-ex-member Hope Wanuke posted on Twitter part of an email discussion among the board about an anti-racism statement Wanuke had drafted. Some of those who quit did so because of objectionable comments by board member Carlin Romano in the exchange […]
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ArtsJournal: music
2020-06-15 21:31:00
Book Critics Circle Board Members Resign Over Statement
Laurie Hertzel, who had served as president since 2019, announced over the weekend she was leaving the 24-member board. Her departure came two days after another board member, Ugandan-American writer Hope Wabuke, posted redacted screenshots on Twitter of an email exchange that included correspondence from Hertzel and board member Carlin Romano. The NBCC had been […]
2020-02-01 10:53:00
Cilea - Adriana Lecouvreur - Magda Olivero
Francesco Cilea ( 1866 - 1950)Magda Olivero, Ferrando Ferrari, Renato CapecchiMimi Aarden, Franco Ventriglia, Mario CarlinGroot Omroepkoor / Omroeporkestdir: Fulvio VernizziOpera Fanatic (BelCanto Society) -2014- Stereo 2 CDsConcert live recording in Amsterdam , 1965(Excellent sound)[flac & cue; cover, inlays, track list, disc scans]Review:"The opera with which Magda Olivero is most identified is Adriana Lecouvreur, Francesco Cilea’s 1902, verismo classic. Cilea himself so admired Olivero’s performance of his heroine, which she first sang in 1938, that he thanked her for her interpretation: Olivero’s approach to the end of Adriana’s entrance aria,”Io son l’umile ancella,” was sanctioned by the composer as the way it should be done. Adriana, in fact, was the role that brought the soprano back to the stage–at the request of its dying composer–in 1951, after a decade of premature retirement. But the fact that Olivero studied the role of Adriana with Cilea would count for little were it not […]
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