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This week on Rhode Island Public television:
WSBE: (Comcast 294, Cox 808, Full Channel 109, and Verizon 478)
Saturday, May 12, 2018, 8:00pm
Sunday, May 13, 2018 3:00am
Monday, May 14, 2018 12:00am
Pretty Yende in
L'Elisir d'Amore
A
production of Donizetti's "L'Elisir d'Amore," a comedy about a poor
country boy (Matthew Polenzani) who wins the love of wealthy and beautiful
Adina (Pretty Yende) with the help of a magic elixir sold by the traveling
"doctor" Dulcamara.
Length:
150
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NEWS FROM AROUND THE
WORLD OF MUSIC
Gnattali’s Sonata for Cello and Guitar is Proof These
Instruments Belong Together
The
Brazilian composer’s Sonata for Cello and Guitar illustrates why we need more
works written for this pairing of instruments. May 9, 2018
https://www.wqxr.org/story/gnattalis-sonata-cello-and-guitar-proof-these-instruments-belong-together
This Vibraphone Arrangement of ‘Clair De Lune’ is as
Dreamy as Debussy Gets
Debussy’s
“Clair de Lune” is already pretty dreamy, but hearing it performed on vibraphone
takes it into a whole other sleep cycle. May 9, 2018
Joseph Feingold of ‘Joe’s Violin’ Has Released His Memoir
The
Holocaust survivor and subject of the 2016 short subject documentary ‘Joe’s
Violin’ has just published his memoir. May 7, 2018
Watch Melodica Men’s Western-Inspired ‘William Tell'
Overture
The
melodica-wielding duo is back with a “Lone Ranger”-inspired take on Rossini’s
Overture for “William Tell.” May 7, 2018
A New Production of Beethoven’s ‘Fidelio’ Features Voices
of the Incarcerated
In Heartbeat
Opera’s new production, several U.S. prison choirs sing the ‘Prisoners’
Chorus.’ May 3, 2018
Sir Simon Rattle Conducts Mahler's Tenth From Memory
Check out
the big brains on Sir Simon! May 3, 2018
Leonard Bernstein’s Bookshelf: An Intimate Look
Get to know
the great composer-conductor through his library. May 3, 2018
A Third Bernstein Biopic, Starring Jake Gyllenhaal, Has
Been Announced
Jake
Gyllenhaal is set to co-produce and star in a Cary Joji Fukunaga-directed
Leonard Bernstein biopic called 'The American.' May 2, 2018
The Trombone's Wild Path to the Orchestra
Trombones,
in some form or another, have been around for centuries. But they're a
relatively recent addition to the standard orchestra. May 1, 2018
Must-See Classical Concerts This May
It's the
last month of the regular concert season — and the dominating personality is
Simon Rattle. May 1, 2018
The Best of Leonard Bernstein On-Screen
Must-See Bernstein: Upcoming NYC Concerts Celebrating His
Centennial
Leonard
Bernstein felt like family among New Yorkers — one reason why the city is going
well beyond his greatest hits to celebrate his 100th year. Apr 30, 2018
Lawrence Brownlee Dedicates “All Night, All Day” to His
Son
The tenor
opens up about his family through the spiritual “All Night, All Day.” Apr 29,
2018
For Arbor Day, Plant a Tree Then Watch Disney's 'Pines of
Rome'
Respighi's
tone poem "Pines of Rome" is a classic for Arbor Day and National Poetry
Month. Apr 27, 2018
Enjoy an Excerpt From Massenet's Rarely Performed
'Cendrillon'
Liceu Opera
Barcelona staged the Laurent Pelly production of the Massenet opera, featuring
Joyce DiDonato in the title role. Apr 27, 2018
3 Minute Opera: Massenet's 'Cendrillon'
Got a few
minutes? Let morning host Jeff Spurgeon walk you through Massenet's retelling
of the Cinderella story. Apr 26, 2018
Listen 3 min
Sheku Kanneh-Mason Steps Up For the Royal Wedding
The
19-year-old cellist played in front of Prince Harry at a charity event last
summer, and earned an invitation from Meghan Markle to play at their royal
wedding. Apr 26, 2018
It’s Time to Create Your Own Gregorian Chant
Posted by
Rik Malone · 8/8/2017 12:00:48 PM
Were you one
of the thousands who were caught up in the Chant craze when this CD came out in
1994?
David Aaron Carpenter’s Tribute to Home
Posted by
KDFC Staff · 5/6/2018 12:00:36 AM
Film Music is Exploding in Prague
Posted by
tim greiving · 4/30/2018 12:00:05 AM
Renée Fleming Heads to Broadway
Posted by
Dianne Nicolini · 4/25/2018 12:00:18 PM
Open Ears: The Endlessly Unfolding Story of Margaret
Bonds
Posted by
Brian Lauritzen · 4/30/2018 12:00:03 AM
Q & A: Guido Loconsolo On Specializing In Mozart,
Figaro & Opera Naples
Guido
Loconsolo is one today’s leading bass-baritones singing all over the world in
every major opera house.
Artist Of Week: Legendary Soprano Mariella Devia Says
Goodbye To Staged Opera
Minnesota Opera Completes Creative Team With New Artistic
Officier
New York Opera Fest 2018 Preview: How to Get Your ‘Opera
On Tap’
Artist Profile: A Look At Fiery Tenor Michael Fabiano
Opera Crown - Tbilisi International Voice Competition
Opera, Operetta, or Musical?
Posted by Anthony Buck
The Irrepressible Joyce DiDonato
National Council Auditions
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What Makes a Great Opera Orchestra Great?
The International
Opera Awards didn't name a winner for best opera orchestra from 2014 to 2017.
But in 2018, the prize went to Teatro alla Scala. Why has the category made a
comeback? Apr 30, 2018
Opera News Award Winners Share Their Greatest Lessons
During the
commotion of the cocktail hour, I asked them: What do they know now about being
a singer that they could never have known early in their career? Apr 26, 2018
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OPERA ON THE INTERNET
WITH
DAVE D’AGUANNO
Although the
series of Saturday matinee broadcasts from the Met are now ended
until next December, there are still plenty of other broadcasts worth listening
to and, in some cases, watching. One of these worth mentioning is the RAI
broadcast tomorrow(Thursday) of Nino Rota's "The Florentine Straw
Hat" (1955). Yes, this is the same Nino Rota who gave us some outstanding
movie soundtracks ("Romeo & Juliet" from the 60s, "The
Godfather") and who collaborated with Federico Fellini in a number of
Italian-language films which American movie-goers became familiar with as well,
assuming titles like "8 1/2" & "La Strada" mean
anything to those of us "of a certain age." In any case, tomorrow's performance
of the Rota opera comes to us, direct from Naples.
(www.radio3.rai.it/)
Then on Saturday (May 12), fans of Roberto Alagna and/or Elina Garanca will probably be thrilled to learn that they can listen to a LIVE broadcast on ORF from the Vienna State Opera of Saint-Saens's most famous opera "Samson & Dalila."
(http://oe1.orf/at/)
BBC Radio 3 brings us another popular favorite, this one coming to us from Opera North (Leeds). It's Verdi's "Un Ballo in Maschera."
(www.bbc.co.uk/radio3/)
More Verdi is on tap when RAI brings us yet another broadcast: "Aida" can be heard on this Italian radio station in a performance that will be taking place in Bologna.
(www.radio3.rai.it/)
If you'd prefer to watch an opera instead, OperaVision will be providing us with a video-stream from Berlin of Handel's 1744 "Semele" which can be viewed for several weeks afterwards as well as on Saturday.
(https://operavision.eu/en/library/performances/operas/semele-0)
Two more opera broadcasts become available on internet radio on Sunday (May 13), one of which is the 3rd RAI broadcast. Bellini's "Norma" is the one on RAI's schedule, as performed in Venice. The "big news" probably concerns the fact that Norma is being sung by soprano Mariella Devia, and yes, this is the same woman who made her debut in Italy in the title role of "Lucia di Lammermoor" back in 1973 (!!!) Ms Devia, recently turned 70 last month, apparently still has what it takes -- one of those singers (like Domingo) who has brought so much pleasure to so many opera fans for so many years!
(www.radio3.rai.it/)
Coming to us from Melbourne is a performance of Massenet's "Don Quichotte" which can be heard on ABC Classic FM (also on Sunday).
(http://www.abc.net.au/classic/live-music/concert-schedule/)
Enjoy!
DAVE
(www.radio3.rai.it/)
Then on Saturday (May 12), fans of Roberto Alagna and/or Elina Garanca will probably be thrilled to learn that they can listen to a LIVE broadcast on ORF from the Vienna State Opera of Saint-Saens's most famous opera "Samson & Dalila."
(http://oe1.orf/at/)
BBC Radio 3 brings us another popular favorite, this one coming to us from Opera North (Leeds). It's Verdi's "Un Ballo in Maschera."
(www.bbc.co.uk/radio3/)
More Verdi is on tap when RAI brings us yet another broadcast: "Aida" can be heard on this Italian radio station in a performance that will be taking place in Bologna.
(www.radio3.rai.it/)
If you'd prefer to watch an opera instead, OperaVision will be providing us with a video-stream from Berlin of Handel's 1744 "Semele" which can be viewed for several weeks afterwards as well as on Saturday.
(https://operavision.eu/en/library/performances/operas/semele-0)
Two more opera broadcasts become available on internet radio on Sunday (May 13), one of which is the 3rd RAI broadcast. Bellini's "Norma" is the one on RAI's schedule, as performed in Venice. The "big news" probably concerns the fact that Norma is being sung by soprano Mariella Devia, and yes, this is the same woman who made her debut in Italy in the title role of "Lucia di Lammermoor" back in 1973 (!!!) Ms Devia, recently turned 70 last month, apparently still has what it takes -- one of those singers (like Domingo) who has brought so much pleasure to so many opera fans for so many years!
(www.radio3.rai.it/)
Coming to us from Melbourne is a performance of Massenet's "Don Quichotte" which can be heard on ABC Classic FM (also on Sunday).
(http://www.abc.net.au/classic/live-music/concert-schedule/)
Enjoy!
DAVE
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Look for the
MET SATURDAY AFTERNOON
RADIO BROADCAST next autumn.
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NO OPERA ON
WGBH THIS WEEK!
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