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	Bizet's Carmen
		The original story had to be adapted to conform to the conventions and expectations of the audience accostumed to bourgeois melodrama.
		Nevertheless, Carmen would soon become the most popular opera of all time and the Spanish Gypsy the enduring symbol of the exotiziced romantic construction of Spain, as can testified by the numerous versions and resurrections of Carmen, on stage, on screen, even on ice.
		Amazingly, as to this day Carmen is still often claimed, in academic discourse and in popular culture, to represent the pure -unmediated- spirit of Spain.
	www.msu.edu /~colmeiro/bizet.html (151 words)

	Carmen Story Origins
		Because Carmen would not be faithful to him, Navarro kills her and as he awaits his execution for her murder, tells his story to the novel's narrator.
		In Carmen, Merimée created one of the supreme literary incarnations of the femme fatale, who surrounds herself with an aura of mystery, magic and malevolence, with which she exerts a fatal charm on the weak and unwary.
		Carmen knows it is worth missing the fiesta, over which she was to reign, in order to have this confrontation.
	www.balletmet.org /Notes/CarmenStory.html (2036 words)

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		CARMEN was developed because there was an increasing awareness among PAHO member countries that non-communicable diseases (NCDs) account for nearly two-thirds of the total number of deaths in the Americas, and that, to a large extent, these diseases are dependent on risk factors and lifestyles which are amenable to modification.
		The purpose of the CARMEN program is to improve the health status of the population by reducing the prevalence of the risk factors associated with non-communicable diseases (NCDs).
		CARMEN builds a countrywide effort upon local demonstration areas, which apply existing prevention knowledge to set in motion the processes required to achieve the objectives of CARMEN and to learn more from these experiences to extend the lessons to the rest of the country.
	www.paho.org /english/hcp/hcn/hcncarmen_1.htm (1300 words)

	CARMEN
		Carmen whispers to José that, on the way, she will pretend to push him; he is to turn around as he falls, and she will take care of the rest.
		Carmen still insists that he doesn't love her -- unless he comes with her to the mountains to live a life of freedom.
		Carmen is about to follow him, but Frasquita and Mercedes warn her that José is hiding in the crowd.
	www.reginaopera.org /carmen.htm (2012 words)

	Virginia Opera: Current Operas: Carmen
		Carmen entices him to go dancing at a tavern outside the walls of Seville, and the mesmerized corporal agrees to help her escape.
		Carmen and JosÃ© quarrel; JosÃ© gazes regretfully down to the valley where his mother is living.
		Carmen finally loses her temper, takes from her finger the ring that JosÃ© once gave her, and throws it at his feet.
	www.vaopera.org /html/currentoperas/opera1.cfm (1272 words)

	Carmen - Opera's bad, bad, girl
		Stupefied, Carmen mocks him, but he answers by producing the flower she threw and telling her how its faded scent sustained his love during the long weeks in prison (Flower Song: "La fleur que tu m'avais jetée").
		Carmen and José quarrel, and José gazes regretfully down to the valley where his mother is living.
		Carmen finally loses her temper, takes from her finger the ring that José once gave her, and throws it at his feet.
	www.sacopera.org /carmen07.html (1184 words)

	Carmen (Site not responding. Last check: )
		CARMEN IS A 32-seat jewel of a wine bar/tapas bar/bistro that’s just Italian enough to fit into the North End.
		Because Carmen is small and well reviewed, there have been nights when reservations could not be seated on time, and there were complaints of rushed service.
		Inside, the white is slightly caramelized for a different flavor, although Carmen’s kitchen minimizes the effect to keep the yolk from turning green.
	www.bostonphoenix.com /boston/food_drink/dining/documents/02765671.htm (815 words)

	Carmen - Georges Bizet
		One word in Act II sets the entire tone: Rene Pape, a preposterously slim and glamorous figure, is singing the Toreador Song, complete with leap to the stage from a tabletop between phrases without missing a beat, and he concludes with “L’amour”.
		Carmen has perhaps dallied with the scout precisely because he looked too pretty to be aroused, where the Don Jose of a McCracken or a Shicoff would seem dangerous to awaken.
		The open-air inn of Act II means that Carmen gets intimate with Don Jose where the whole neighborhood can look on and, presumably, would, but her tabletop vocalises, taken in one easy breath, are so lustrous and alluring, neither Jose nor anyone else gives a damn.
	www.culturevulture.net /Opera/Carmen.htm (963 words)

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		CARMEN Mon officier n'est pas un capitaine; My officer is not a captain; Pas même un lieutenant, Not even a lieutenant, Il n'est que brigadier, He is only a corporal, Mais c'est assez pour une Bohémienne, But, that's enough for a gypsy, Et je daigne m'en contenter.
		CARMEN Mes amis, je serais fort aise My friends, I would be very easy de partir avec vous ce soir, about leaving with you this evening, Mais cette fois, ne vous déplaise, But this time, don't be displeased, Il faudra que l'amour passe avant le devoir.
		CARMEN L'on m'avait avertie que tu n'étais pas loin, they warned me that you were not far off, que tu devais venir.
	www.aria-database.com /translations/carmen.txt (7692 words)

	Past Productions: Carmen
		Despite its initial opening in Paris being met with incomprehension, Carmen now is an international classic and one of the most successful operas of all time - something the composer himself never got to witness as he died three months after its premiere.
		Carmen bewitches and seduces men, then discards them as easily as she does the cigarettes she makes.
		Despite Don José's sacrifices, Carmen begins to tire of her devoted but possessive lover and turns her attention to the bullfighter Escamillo.
	www.amrep.org /carmen (720 words)

	Bizet: Carmen
		Carmen has injured another woman, and the officer Zuniga commands Don José to jail Carmen.
		Zuniga, also smitten, tells Carmen that he plans to return to the inn later to visit her.
		Carmen mocks his obedience and encourages him to run away with her and lead the free gypsy life.
	www.columbia.edu /itc/music/NYCO/carmen/synopsis.html (568 words)

	Carmen (2003/I)
		He comes across José (Leonardo Sbaraglia), a delinquent soldier and one of many men who fall in love with Carmen (Paz Vega), a sultry, sexy, bedazzling gypsy woman, who has the mouth of the devil, the temper of a 'toro' and who recklessly leads men to their doom.
		Carmen persuades him to join her band of gypsy smugglers.
		He's supposed to be a man who with burning desire for Carmen, but he spends much of the time looking confused, jealous and a bit dim.
	www.imdb.com /title/tt0352230 (1009 words)

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	DVD Review - Carmen Jones
		What follows for Joe is one round of trouble after another, as he follows Carmen across country, playing right along with her deceitful games.
		Joe gets into a fatal fight with a high-ranking officer, and Carmen convinces him to follow her to Chicago.
		As Carmen strings Joe along, who wants nothing more than to make an honest woman out of her, his tension and jealousy mount.
	www.thedigitalbits.com /reviews2/carmenjones.html (999 words)

	CD Baby: CARMEN RODGERS: Free (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Carmen, you are a true talent and i pray you really make it big as the world has the right to here such beautiful music but above all, YOU have the right to share your amazing talent.
		CARMEN has the blue birds and the robins sitting in your window singing with her while the spring and summer breezes crosses your back while you lay and watch the sunset set with the one you love.
		Carmen Rodgers' work on Free shows that she is a talented artist, an inciteful vocalist and a dedicated musician.
	www.cdbaby.com /cd/carmenrodgers (3604 words)

	Carmen Sandiego - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Carmen Sandiego is a fictional criminal featured in a long-running series of computer games and television shows in the United States and Canada.
		In addition, Carmen was the "spokesperson" for Amtrak in spring 1998.
		Actors were hired to play Carmen's henchmen, who could be found around the zoo, and on occasions a costumed Carmen appeared, as well, but never in a location where patrons could interact with her.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Carmen_Sandiego (1357 words)

	CARMEN BALLET
		Carmen appears in disguise among the women of society in order to lure the wealthy men into her net.
		Carmen is successful in leading the wealthy men into the shadows where José and the gypsies rob them.
		It was for Carmen that Renée Jeanmaire first cropped her hair and thus initiated a fashion, as did Antoni Clavé with his designs that made the corset type bodice a fixture of ballet design of the period.
	www.balletmet.org /Notes/Carmen.html (4370 words)

	SignOnSanDiego.com > News > Features -- Cast of 'Carmen' sets Spreckels' stage on fire (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Rough and tumble, Don Jose throws Carmen to the ground, and she battles to escape him, in the final scene of City Ballet's “Carmen.” The violence shocks, not only in its intensity but in the authenticity of seeing these passions expressed by dancers' bodies.
		From the moment Megan Coatney sauntered onstage, smoking a cigarette, her Carmen held the soldiers – and the audience – in the palm of her hand.
		City's “Carmen” emphasizes the fiery scenes and omits the character of Micaela, the chaste country girl who loves Don Jose; it would be fascinating to see what a delicate dancer like Smith might do with that role.
	www.signonsandiego.com /news/features/20060516-9999-1c16city.html (678 words)

	Opera Theater re-imagines 'Carmen Jones' - Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
		Bizet's "Carmen" is one of the most popular and influential operas, written in 1875 and set a half century earlier in southern Spain.
		Oscar Hammerstein II already was one of Broadway's great lyricists, most notably for collaborations with composer Richard Rodgers, when he updated "Carmen." His version of the story is set in the South and features an all-fl cast.
		Joe is a soldier at a nearby base, who gives up his girlfriend and runs off with his new woman, but she falls for boxer Husky Jones, and, again, confrontation leads to murder.
	www.pittsburghlive.com /x/pittsburghtrib/living/arts/opera/s_479932.html (767 words)

	Carmen Arabian (Site not responding. Last check: )
		* Carmen was one of the most valuable Polish broodmatrons.
		She was the dam of fabulous Comet (1953) and Kirkor (1961) - exported to Canada.
		Carmen also produced six esteemed broodmares including Carmencita (1949) - exported to Great Britain, Kassala (1952), Canberra (1954), Chimena (1956), Carocha (1958) and Cumparsita (1960) - exported to the USA.
	www.allbreedpedigree.com /carmen13 (55 words)

	The Official Site of Carmen Miranda_Home
		After the great success of the exhibition "Carmen Miranda Forever" in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo, it is now taking place in Salvador in the estate of Bahia.
		It is time for a great honor, so that Carmen sings and smiles again, and with her eyes and hand hypnotize a whole new Brazilian generation.
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	www.carmenmiranda.net /home.php (196 words)

	CARMEN by Bizet at Boston's Cuitler Majestic Theatre
		Carmen is considered to be Georges Bizet’s greatest work.
		Set in 19th century Spain, an amorous passion for the gypsy Carmen upsets the dutiful soldier Don Jose.
		When Carmen’s love of independence comes into conflict with his possessiveness, Don Jose acts like a true soldier and kills the disruptive element in his life — the beautiful Carmen.
	www.maj.org /P2007/icam_carmen.html (73 words)

	Amazon.com: Bizet: Carmen (complete opera) with Maria Callas, Nicolai Gedda, Georges Pretre, Paris Opera Orchestra: ... (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Even if Carmen is out of a soprano's repertoire, Callas should have showed off her versatility by singing it anyways like so many sopranos did after her - Leontyne Price sang Carmen, Beverly Sills even sang Carmen in the 50's when she was still an obscure singer, and most recently soprano Angela Gheorghiu sung Carmen.
		Carmen is the role that one perhaps most regrets that she never essayed on stage, for her personal charisma and acting abilities no doubt would have resulted in a memorable live characterization.
		Despite the fact that Carmen is a mezzo role, and was thus a wise choice for Callas in her vocal estate at that time, there are uncomfortable moments--unsteadiness on forte held notes near the top of the staff, and a pervasive inability to sing softly above a certain point.
	www.amazon.com /Bizet-complete-Nicolai-Georges-Orchestra/dp/B000002RXS (2186 words)

	Carmen - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		José arrives with the smugglers ("Écoute, écoute, compagnon"), but Carmen loves him no longer, realizing that he is not her match.
		Carmen and Escamillo are greeted by the crowds and celebrate love and victory, Carmen adding that she had never loved one so much ("Si tu m'aimes, Carmen").
		In 2003, a recording was made with Angela Gheorghiu and Roberto Alagna that features an earlier variant of Carmen's Habanera ("L'amour est un enfant bohème"), as well as the familiar one.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Carmen (3547 words)

	Opera Review: Actress soars as 'Carmen Jones' (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Hammerstein replaced much of the music with spoken dialogue, as was originally the case with "Carmen's" 1875 premiere at the Opera Comique of Paris.
		We clearly saw Carmen's transformation from amoral libertine to woman of character the moment she realized that she was loved unconditionally.
		If her performance as Carmen Jones doesn't get her on at least one top-10 list this year, it's through no fault of hers.
	www.post-gazette.com /pg/06305/734479-325.stm (595 words)

	Amazon.com: Bizet - Carmen / Berganza, Domingo, Cotrubas, Milnes, Abbado: Music: Georges Bizet,Claudio Abbado,Teresa ... (Site not responding. Last check: )
		She is a patrician Carmen ----eschewing all of the traditional gypsy spitfire teeth gnashing -- and creating a beautiful portrait of a free spirit whose voice is as beautiful as she is. No Carmen I have ever heard --- the great Victoria de los Angeles included -- has ever sounded like this.
		Abbado's 1977 Carmen dates form his fruitful early phase with the London Symphony, when his conducting was, if a bit tame at times, still fresh and engaging.
		She is Spanish and refused to play Carmen as a French caricature of a Spanish gypsy.
	www.amazon.com /Bizet-Carmen-Berganza-Domingo-Cotrubas/dp/B000001G89 (2357 words)

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