Archivi tag: Francesco Maria Piave

Simon Boccanegra al Teatro Carlo Felice di Genova

Pubblicato il ottobre 15, 2015 da editoreusa

Simon Boccanegra Musica di Giuseppe Verdi Melodramma in un prologo e tre atti su libretto di Francesco Maria Piave con aggiunte e modifiche di Arrigo Boito dal dramma Simón Bocanegra di Antonio García Gutiérrez Inaugurazione 22 ottobre, repliche 25, 27, … Continua a leggere →

Pubblicato in Opera | Contrassegnato Arrigo Boito, Francesco Maria Piave, Franco Vassallo, Giuseppe Verdi, Simon Boccanegra, Teatro Carlo Felice Genova | Lascia un commento

ANNO VERDIANO: OTELLO a Salerno

Pubblicato il novembre 8, 2013 da editoreusa

Il Teatro Verdi di Salerno presenta: Otello Musica di Giuseppe Verdi Dramma lirico in quattro atti. Libretto di Arrigo Boito dal dramma omonimo di Shakespeare Prima rappresentazione: Milano, Teatro alla Scala, 5 febbraio 1887 Illustrazioni: Rafal Olbinski Venerdì 6 dicembre … Continua a leggere →

Pubblicato in Musica, Opera | Contrassegnato Francesco Maria Piave, Giuseppe Verdi, Otello, Salerno, Teatro Verdi di Salerno | Lascia un commento

MACBETH a Ravenna

Pubblicato il ottobre 31, 2013 da editoreusa

Venerdì 08-11-2013 MACBETH melodramma in quattro atti libretto di Francesco Maria Piave e Andrea Maffei dalla omonima tragedia di William Shakespeare musica di Giuseppe Verdi (Editore Universal Music Publishing Ricordi srl, Milano) Macbeth Evez Abdulla Banco Andrej Zemskov Lady Macbeth Vittoria Ji Won … Continua a leggere →

Pubblicato in Musica, Opera | Contrassegnato Francesco Maria Piave, Giuseppe Verdi, Macbeth, Ravenna, Teatro di Tradizione Dante Alighieri, Teatro Municipale, Teatro Municipale di ravenna, William Shakespeare | Lascia un commento

RIGOLETTO a Bassano del Grappa

Pubblicato il ottobre 29, 2013 da editoreusa

OperaEstate presenta: RIGOLETTO Orchestra di Padova e del Veneto Bassano del Grappa, 08.11.2013 melodramma in tre atti su libretto di Francesco Maria Piave tratta dal dramma di Victor Hugo “Le Roi s’amuse” Musica: Giuseppe Verdi personaggi e interpreti Il Duca di … Continua a leggere →

Pubblicato in Musica, Opera | Contrassegnato Bassano, Bassano del Grappa, Francesco Maria Piave, Giuseppe Verdi, Le roi s'amuse, Rigoletto, Victor Hugo | Lascia un commento

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Music, from Richmond County to the World. An exclusive interview with Maestro Alan Aurelia

By Tiziano Thomas Dossena [courtesy of L’Idea Magazine, September 18, 2018] Based in New York City, one of the most diverse and culturally rich environments for the arts and the many artists it supports, Maestro Alan Aurelia has distinguished himself as a conductor, an arts advocate, educator, and administrator. He is currently the music director of […]

AUDITIONS OPEN FOR DANCING COMPANY Limón2

Positions are open for the Company, Limón2, and Guest Artists. Photo by Christopher Jones FOR FEMALE AND NON-BINARY IDENTIFYING DANCERSMon. June 13Tues. June 14FOR MALE AND NON-BINARY IDENTIFYING DANCERSTues. June 14Wed. June 15CALL BACKSThurs. June 16 & Fri. June 17LOCATIONEverett Center for the Performing Arts466 West 152nd Street, 2nd Floor NYC 10031 What is Limón2? […]

“As a composer myself, I know there is no “one way” to interpret a piece…” Interview with Victor Alexeeff

Interview by Tiziano Thomas Dossena OperaMyLove Magazine: Hello Victor. You were a child prodigy, entering the Royal Conservatory of Music in Toronto at the age of seven, having your first album at the age of nine, receiving 33 different scholarships, and appearing in many TV and radio programs. How did it all begin? Were you […]

This Man Will Make Your Kids Fall in Love with Opera

With “Treblemaker: The Opera!”, The Little Orchestra Society Is Back Onstage in New York. Come See How a Piece of Musical Art Is Born By Elena Frigenti Who said Opera is just for grownups, and it makes kids get bored? Maybe someone who has never experienced a performance by The Little Orchestra Society. On Saturday […]

MIRO MAGLOIRE’S NEW CHAMBER BALLET LIVE AT THE MARK MORRIS DANCE CENTER

in the New York Premiere of ‘MUNU MUNU’ FULL-LENGTH BALLET TO LIVE VOCAL MUSIC FROM MEDIEVAL TO CONTEMPORARY Performed by New Chamber Ballet and Variant 6 Vocal Ensemble Friday & Saturday, February 11 & 12 at 7:30 PM Mark Morris Dance Center, 3 Lafayette Avenue, Brooklyn Tickets: $38 Reservations must be purchased in advance at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/munu-munu-tickets-251996968717 […]

Having Fun with Vivaldi and the Opera

The Little Orchestra Society of New York Starts a New Season on Their 75th Anniversary by Elena Frigenti Can classical music appeal to kids even today, when children seem to exclusively belong to the “smart generation”? The answer is yes, especially when the concert incorporates mixed media and animation, and calls the audience to actively […]

COMING OUT OF THE TUNNEL: TOWARD A CLEAR VIEW OF OPERA IN OUR TIME

BY MICHAEL RECCHIUTI The worldwide pandemic of 2020-2021 succeeded in accomplishing what years of shrinking, progressively less sophisticated audiences, graft laden internal politics, destructive national policies, and sheer administrative incompetence could not; the total shutdown of operatic performance around the world. There have been a plethora of filmed opera-like events produced for digital distribution of […]

Spring Dance Festival Stage and International Competition in Rome, Italy

International Summer Intensive Dance Classes in Italy and NYC

Here is the greatest opportunity to experience America in Italy! Four weeks of lessons with teachers from New York to help you grow your technique, your artistry, your person. Rely on the artistic direction of Antonio Fini, talent scout for Martha Graham Dance School, Limón Dance Foundation, Staten Island Ballet and many others.Summer School participants won scholarships and work today […]

Music and Mentoring House is reopened!! A letter from the founder, Laurel Flanigan

June 16, 2021 Dear Friends and Extended Family of Music and Mentoring House, It’s hard to imagine that for the past 10 years I have had a house full of wonderful humans, weekends full of all of you, and now, have spent the past 10 months without all that crazy wonderfulness. The challenge of coaching […]