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Vivaldi & Others: Vincenzo Bellini—the composer admired by both Verdi and Wagner

Kees Vlaardingerbroek March 31, 2024

Bellini is poor, it is true, in his instrumentation and harmony! … But rich in feeling and in an entirely individual, personal melancholy! Even in

A Pale Revival of a Ghostly Classic: Un Ballo in Maschera at the Met

Paul du Quenoy November 5, 2023

The passion is palpable, but there is a smallness to the sets that cools the fire in the characters’ souls.

Rigoletto in Ruins: Rome’s Teatro dell’Opera Moves to its Summer Stage

Paul du Quenoy August 12, 2023

Rigoletto has “all the characteristics of a perfect film noir”— seduction, murder, anonymous identities, spooky nocturnal settings, casual violence, unapologetic brutality, and, when done right, some dark humor.

Rollicking Falstaff Concludes Palm Beach Season

Paul du Quenoy May 25, 2023

In addition to being Verdi’s last work, Falstaff has also been widely considered his least characteristic composition. Its memorable scenes and lively characters have allowed it to hold the stage ever since its 1893 premiere.

Tag: Giuseppe Verdi

Vivaldi & Others: Vincenzo Bellini—the composer admired by both Verdi and Wagner

A Pale Revival of a Ghostly Classic: Un Ballo in Maschera at the Met

Rigoletto in Ruins: Rome’s Teatro dell’Opera Moves to its Summer Stage

Rollicking Falstaff Concludes Palm Beach Season

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