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Tag: opera

Exploring Culture / Videos

Look and Listen #19: Mezzo-soprano Adrian Angelico

Adrian Angelico is making a bold statement in opera. He is one of a growing number of trans opera singers forging a new path for the future. As a mezzo-soprano, …

Photoblogs

Dressing the Story: A Gallery of Operatic Set Design

Scenery is more than mere background or decoration. It has power to determine our rejection or acceptance of a story. Storytelling began with the human voice. No props, no set, just …

Experiences and Impressions / Exploring Culture

No Forgiveness: Mieczysław Weinberg’s The Passenger at Houston Grand Opera

The Holocaust damaged humanity profoundly. Can art help us find that wrecked humanity even when it lies within a Nazi? This weekend Houston Grand Opera will present the American Premiere …

Experiences and Impressions / Videos

Conflict in the Warrior Archetype: Giuseppe Verdi’s Aïda

One of the most interesting aspects of the warrior archetype is the conflict between being a warrior and a soldier. This is at the center of Aïda, Giuseppe Verdi‘s opera about a tragic love …

Experiences and Impressions / Videos

Crossing Opera and Mariachi Yields a Rare Flower: Cruzar la Cara de la Luna

José “Pepe” Mártinez and Leonard Foglia’s Cruzar la Cara de la Luna, To Cross the Face of the Moon, weaves an emotional and profound story of a family divided by the US …

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Never Strike a Clock: Colette and Ravel’s L’Enfant et les Sortilèges

The child is naughty. After he makes a mess and strikes the old grandfather clock, the objects in the room begin to come alive, and they aren’t in a good …

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