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Topic: Saturday Afternoon at the Opera


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In the News (Thu 24 Dec 09)

  
  WFIU: Directions in Sound
His compositions during this period include the opera A Quiet Place, and the film "The Love of Three Orchestras," which documents Bernstein's work with the Vienna Philharmonic, the New York Philharmonic and the Israel Philharmonic.
Iauco is one of the announcers on Ether Game, and you'll often hear her hosting the Saturday afternoon opera broadcasts.
An opera singer herself, Iauco got her Bachelor and Master of Music in Voice Performance degrees from the Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music, and spent several seasons as a principal mezzo-soprano at the New York City Opera.
www.indiana.edu /~wfiu/artmar_2005.htm   (3846 words)

  
 China Tourism
Besides Peking Opera, known as the "national opera," China boasts more than 360 local styles of opera, of which about 50 enjoy great popularity.
First-class and business fares should be set at 150 percent and130 percent, respectively, of economy class prices, reported Saturday's China Daily, quoting a notice released by the General Administration of Civil Aviation of China, the watchdog of the industry in China.
Further medical checks are being conducted on the patient to determine whether or not he is infected with the corona-virus.
www.chinainfotravel.com /China_Tourism.htm   (15054 words)

  
 VZ Local - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania City Guide
Departs PA side on the afternoon of December 25.
City's opera house, concert hall; home of Philadelphia Orchestra, Philly Pops, Opera Company of Philadelphia and Pennsylvania Ballet.
Philadelphia (sometimes referred to as "Philly" or "the City of Brotherly Love") is the fifth most populous city in the United States and the largest city in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, both in area and population.
www.vzlocal.com /Philadelphia-PA.html   (5125 words)

  
 Music for Grown-Ups - 19/06/2006 : Duke Bluebeard’s Castle, by Bartok
At a loose end in London on Saturday afternoon, I reconsidered three gigs I’d previously rejected:
Naah, bound to be broadcast on Radio 3, and the Barbican’s sooooh out of the way.
Previously rejected because of its composer — Bartok — and language — Hungarian — it proved a surprisingly good call: a fine libretto; some very powerful music; faultlessly evocative singing, by Albert Dohmen and Christine Rice.
www.spacemonkeylab.com /mfgu/blog/archives/00000806.php   (204 words)

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