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| re: New ADRIANA LECOUVREUR at the Met | |
| Posted by: Ordoc 01:31 pm EST 01/02/19 | |
| In reply to: re: New ADRIANA LECOUVREUR at the Met - NewtonUK 09:51 am EST 01/02/19 | |
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| NewtonUK states, "The only negative thing I can say about the performance really is that there was a gent and a lady in standing room behind my seat, screaming 'Bravo' after every aria, I mean screaming. And every time Netrebko hugged a character or kissed, or looked sad, the gentleman let audible sounds and words. Truly annoying. (And of course, didnt know the difference between Bravo, Brava, and Bravi. But knew EEVRYTHING about opera, don't you know)" I just loved Opera Snobs. Why don't you write "NewtonUK's Guide To Opera?" This site is called Talkin Broadway; not Talkin Opera! |
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| re: New ADRIANA LECOUVREUR at the Met | |
| Posted by: Michael_Portantiere 01:48 pm EST 01/02/19 | |
| In reply to: re: New ADRIANA LECOUVREUR at the Met - Ordoc 01:31 pm EST 01/02/19 | |
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| "I just loved Opera Snobs." Umm...what? Anyway, opera is a form of theater and has always been welcome for discussion on this board. If you don't like it, feel free not to participate. (But you already did.) |
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| re: New ADRIANA LECOUVREUR at the Met | |
| Posted by: Chromolume 04:22 pm EST 01/02/19 | |
| In reply to: re: New ADRIANA LECOUVREUR at the Met - Michael_Portantiere 01:48 pm EST 01/02/19 | |
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| And, context being what it is - we're also discussing an opera about a theatre actress (with her literal recitation from Phedre being a key moment in the opera). | |
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| re: New ADRIANA LECOUVREUR at the Met | |
| Posted by: Michael_Portantiere 07:24 pm EST 01/02/19 | |
| In reply to: re: New ADRIANA LECOUVREUR at the Met - Chromolume 04:22 pm EST 01/02/19 | |
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| "And, context being what it is - we're also discussing an opera about a theatre actress (with her literal recitation from Phedre being a key moment in the opera)." Yes, but no need to justify your love :-) |
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