After this he left for Rome to resume the concerts for the American forces and at the end […]
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For the contribution given by his voice to the development of the radio, he was awarded the Columbia […]
Nino Martini was born in Verona on 7 August 1902 to Beniamino and Alessandra Tauber , in the […]
Nino Martini nasce a Verona il 7 agosto 1902 da Beniamino e Alessandra Tauber nel rione detto dei […]
EPILOGO «Voi direte, ma è successo tutto a lei? No, non tutto a me: a me è toccata […]
“LA FANCIULLA DEL WEST” «La Fanciulla … è come vedere un bel pizzo, un ricamo perfetto; è una […]
The American tenor Kenneth Tarver is considered to be one of the outstanding tenore di grazia of his generation, internationally recognized for the beauty of his tone, virtuosic technique, extensive and even vocal range combined with an attractive and elegant stage presence. He has forged his career in many of the most important theatres on the opera circuit including the Royal Opera House Covent Garden, Wiener Staatsoper, Deutsche Oper Berlin, Staatsoper Unter den Linden, Bayerische Staatsoper, Dresden Semperoper, Gran Teatre del Liceu Barcelona, Opéra Comique París, Teatro Capitole Toulouse, Teatro Lirico Trieste, Theatre de La Monnaie Brussels, Metropolitan Opera, Teatro San Carlos Naples and the Festival d’Aix-en-Provence.
So strange the veil that descends when death takes a loved from your view and access. I used […]
Robert Crowe, described by the New York Times as “a male soprano of staggering gifts“, is a member of perhaps the world’s smallest vocal category. In 1995 he was only the second countertenor (and first male soprano) to be a National Winner of the Metropolitan Opera Competition. Mr. Crowe has sung on many opera stages in the US and in Europe and worked with such conductors as René Jacobs, Ivor Bolton, Fabio Biondi, Andreas Spering, Michael Hoffsteter, Julius Rudel, Rheinhard Goebel, Marcus Creed, and stage directors, Nicholas Broadhurst, David Alden, Peer Boysen, and Axel Köhler and many more.
Soprano Aprile Millo was born in New York from a family of Italian descent. Both her parents, who were appreciated opera singers (tenor and soprano), were her vocal coaches. After winning the Busseto competition for Verdi voices and debuting in the title role of Aida at Utah Opera in Salt Lake City, she started an international career that brought her to sing in major opera houses because of her consistent and extensive lyric soprano voice with its particulary fine timbre, plus an outstanding personality in performance, that built her reputation as one of the finest Verdi singers of the twentieth century.