This week on Rhode Island Public television:
WSBE: (Comcast 294, Cox 808, Full Channel 109, and Verizon 478)
Saturday, March 24, 2018, 8:00pm
Sunday, March 25, 2018 3:00am
Monday, March 26, 2018 12:00am
Don Giovanni
Baritone Simon Keenlyside stars as the serial seducer "Don
Giovanni," who swaggers his way to eternal damnation in this production of
Mozart's 1787 masterpiece, which costars soprano Hibla Gerzmava as Donna Anna,
soprano Malin Byströmas as Donna Elvira, baritone Adam Plachetka as Don’s servant
Leporello, and tenor Paul Appleby as Don Ottavio.
Length: 95 minutes
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Mozart as
Sideshow: The Metropolitan Opera’s ‘Così fan tutte’
Does Mozart’s Così
fan tutte really need the kind of the help it received from the Metropolitan
Opera on Thursday? Mar 16, 2018
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In
Memoriam
Draylen Mason
Austin,Texas
“A glooming peace this morning with
it brings;
The sun, for sorrow, will not show his head:..”
--Shakespeare, “Romeo and Juliet,” Act 5, Scene 3
The late Draylen Mason
The Cost of Hate
By Crashing Vor, Daily KOS, Wednesday Mar 14, 2018
NEWS FROM AROUND THE
WORLD OF MUSIC
How About an Armani for Your Aria?
Dudamel delivers tension,
thunder at Disney Hall
thunder at Disney Hall
Open Ears: Discover Argentine
Prodigy Maria Luisa Anido https://www.kdfc.com/2018/03/open-ears-maria-luisa-anido/
Listen In on a Violinist’s Rehearsal
Room
8 Women In the Classical World Who
Did It First (Part 2)
Here are eight composers and musicians we’re celebrating this
Women's History Month. Mar 21, 2018
Joanne Polk Celebrates the Music of
Amy Beach
In celebration of Women’s History Month, pianist and music
professor Joanne Polk joined us in our studio to play works by women composers.
Mar 20, 2018
Open Ears: From Learning Major
Chords to Grammy Awards
KDFC: Stream the San Francisco
Symphony on Demand
Open Ears:
Re-Imagining the Potential of the Human Voice
Uncovering the Hidden Tribute to
Bach at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine
Next time you're uptown, take a peek at this Bach tribute
tucked away in the gardens of St. John the Divine. Mar 20, 2018
Celebrating Bach's Birthday With Violinist
Chloé Trevor
The violinist went all in on Instagram when having fun with
J.S. Bach's music. Mar 18, 2018
Celebrating Bach’s Birthday: Quiz
A Valuable Violin Was Destroyed, and
Now the Courts Are Involved
After a valuable Degani violin was accidentally destroyed in a
garage accident, the garage is being sued for $85,000. Mar 16, 2018
Pivotal Classical Musical Moments of
the 1960s
The 1960s were a time of significant social and cultural
upheaval in the United States. How did the decade shape classical music? Mar
15, 2018
Stephen Hawking's Essential 8:
Remembering the Physicist Through His Favorite Music
The British physicist wasn't just interested in black holes—
over the course of his life he developed a serious appreciation for music. Mar
14, 2018
You Can Now Take a Peek at Mozart's
Musical Diary
The British Library has made the composer's thematic catalogue
digitally available to the public. Mar 14, 2018
Preview: Our Must-See Concert Picks
for Spring
The city is thawing, the sun is shining, the trees are
beginning to pop with color — and we’re even more eager than usual to get out
and immerse ourselves in the beauty of live music. Mar 14, 2018
Joanne Polk Celebrates the Music of
Fanny Mendelssohn
In celebration of Women’s History Month, pianist and music
professor Joanne Polk joined us in our studio to play works by women composers.
Mar 14, 2018
200 Years
of Frankenstein
Meet the
Mozart of Spain, Sweden, and More
Culture / KDFC Staff Blog
Introducing Open Ears
Open Ears: The Teacher That Inspired
a Generation
The Met Opera’s Finances Flourish
Even with Lackluster Box Office Sales
New York’s famed Metropolitan Opera has managed to keep itself
out of the red for the second year running, but will this two-year streak last?
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James Levine, a Fractured
Partnership and a Met Opera Lawsuit
The Met Opera and James Levine: This
Time Was Different
By MARTIN LEVINE | March
20, 2018
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OperaVision has two operas available for video-streaming this
week, beginning with today's performance from the Polish National Opera of
Ludomir Rozycki's 1916 opera "Eros & Psyche." If you happen to be
too late to catch this one from the beginning, you can always access it later
on, since it will be available for viewing till some time in August.
The other offering from OperaVision is the LIVE performance
from Berlin on Friday (March 23) of Offenbach's
"Bluebeard." Those of you who are familiar with this composer's other
zany works (such as "La Belle Helene" & "La Vie
Parisienne") will know what to expect with this one.
In the meantime, tomorrow (Thursday) there are two
opera performances being broadcast that are worth mentioning, one of them being
the LIVE performance from Madrid of Verdi's "Aida."
Also on Thursday, the Met is offering a free LIVE
audio-stream of Donizetti's "Lucia di Lammermoor" with Vittorio
Grigolo in the leading tenor role of Edgardo.
As usual, the Met's Saturday matinee performance
on March 24 is available for listening on several internet radio
stations. The opera this week is none other than Puccini's
"Turandot."
If you'd rather take in yet another Verdi opera instead,
there's a performance of "Rigoletto" on Swedish Radio, direct from
Malmo.
On Radio 3 (RAI) there's a LIVE performance of Beethoven's
"Fidelio" -- coming to us from Naples.
For some unknown reason (unknown to me, that is), we seem to be
in the midst of a Gottfried von Einem revival (of sorts). Last week, his opera
"The Visit of the Old Woman" was broadcast on ORF (Austria),
and this Saturday the same radio station will be broadcasting a LIVE
performance from Vienna of his 1947 opera "Dantons Tod"
("Danton's Death") which also, incidentally, is available for
purchase as a video.
Enjoy!
DAVE
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THE MET SATURDAY AFTERNOON
RADIO BROADCAST AT
ON WQXR
MARCH 24, 2018
1 PM
Turandot
PUCCINI
Armiliato; Serafin,
Yu, Álvarez, Tsymbalyuk

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