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Classical Composer Spreads A 'Green' Message

Nov 25th, 2008 · Metropolitan Opera violinist Patmore Lewis hopes classical music and world beats will lend a hand to spread the word about river conservation. The renowned composer has released a new CD, Rillito River Project, to draw attention to the environment through pop and innovation. Lewis talks about his solo project and how he's hoping to make an impact.

Keywords: world · Lewis · Conservation · CD · music · innovation · River · Composing · Violinist · environments · Metropolitan Opera · Patmore Lewis

Theaters Look Beyond Movies To Fill Seats

Sep 8th, 2008 · Movie theaters are looking beyond Hollywood to attract audiences. The Metropolitan Opera has simulcast shows over the past couple of years. Broadway shows, marching-band competitions and political debates have followed suit. Sporting events are next.

Keywords: Competition · politics · Theater · movies · Hollywood · Broadway · Metropolitan Opera · simulcast

Show-stopping Aria Encored at the Met ***

Apr 23rd, 2008 · There is an unofficial moratorium on taking encores at New York's Metropolitan Opera. But tenor Juan Diego Florez broke the 14-year old ban Monday night singing 18 high Cs back to back.

Keywords: New York · Moratorium · C.S · tenor · Aria · Metropolitan Opera · Unofficial · Encores · Juan Diego Florez

Janice Baird Debuts in a Troubled 'Tristan' **

Mar 28th, 2008 · The Metropolitan Opera's production of Tristan und Isolde has endured horrible luck since it opened earlier this month. But for understudy Janice Baird, the mishaps meant her Met debut, taking on the lead role in mid-performance.

Keywords: products · Tristan · Isolde · Mishap · horrible · understudy · Metropolitan Opera · Baird · Janice · und · Janice Baird

Russia Loses Two Men of the Cold War Era

Nov 3rd, 2007 · Two figures who played pivotal roles in the Cold War died this past week. Alexander Feklisov died in Moscow at 93; he was the KGB handler of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, executed as spies in 1953. And Russian choreographer Igor Moiseyev, who brought his folk dance troupe to the Metropolitan Opera house in 1958, died Friday at the age of 101.

Keywords: executives · Russia · Moscow · era · folk · Julius · Choreographer · Cold War · KGB · 1958 · handler · 1953

Salvatore Licitra, Tenor and Embezzler ****

Jul 14th, 2007 · A man named Salvatore Licitra was arraigned in Connecticut this week on charges of embezzling $900,000 from St. Bernard High School. Salvatore Licitra is also the name of the young Italian tenor who stepped in for Luciano Pavarotti at the Metropolitan Opera in 2002.

Keywords: Italian · 2002 · Connecticut · arraigned · tenor · Luciano Pavarotti · Metropolitan Opera · embezzlement · Salvatore · Licitra · Salvatore Licitra · Bernard High School

Lawrence Brownlee: A Rising Star Arrives at the Met ****

Apr 22nd, 2007 · A debut at the Metropolitan Opera is an opera singer's dream. It's about to become a reality for tenor Lawrence Brownlee. He'll be singing the role of the love-struck Count Almaviva, in Rossini's The Barber of Seville.

Keywords: Singer · Opera · Lawrence · tenor · The Barber of Seville · Rossini · Metropolitan Opera · Brownlee · Lawrence Brownlee · Count Almaviva

Opera's Morris Robinson Goes Home, Musically ****

Mar 2nd, 2007 · Morris Robinson, a singer with the Metropolitan Opera, returns to his musical roots on his new CD, Going Home. It combines Robinson's rich bass voice with jazzy arrangements of the gospel songs of his youth.

Keywords: Morris · CD · music · rich · Singer · Opera · songs · gospel · youth · jazzy · Robinson · bass

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