absolutely obsessed with the phrasing here
“lisette oropesa as marie and company” yes. this invokes: do not separate. not sold separately. buy one get 1500 free.
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✨obsessed✨
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Currently Playing
George Frederic Händel
THEODORA, HWV 068
Maxim Emelyanychev
Massimo Lombardi, Joyce Didonato, John Chest, Paul Antoine Bénos Djian, Lisette Oropesa, Michael Spyres
Il Pomo D'Oro
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MARTERN ALLER ARTEN (all sorts of torments)
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Gaëlle Arquez in the title role in Handel’s Giulio Cesare and Lisette Oropesa as Cleopatra at the Opera Garnier, directed by Laurent Pelly.
Saw the third performance of this production tonight. I will never not love the Night at the Museum vibes of Pelly’s staging.
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hamlet, shakesoeare.
ambroise thomas / warlikowski
opera national de paris bastille
photos OnP
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Oh, that I on wings could rise,
Swiftly sailing through the skies,
As skims the silver dove!
That I might rest,
For ever blest,
With harmony and love.
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notice how they all fit their characters so well.
(link!)
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Royal Opera House Stream goes live with 130 titles
The Royal Opera House has launched its new streaming service with 45 performances and 85 behind-the-scenes features.
Vadim Muntagirov in rehearsal for Live from Covent Garden 20 June 2020 © 2020 ROH. Photograph by Tristram Kenton
The Royal Opera House has launched a streaming service that offers 45 performances from The Royal Ballet and The Royal Opera’s archives. Together with these are also 85 behind-the-scenes features, trailers, talks and Insights.
Royal Opera House Stream costs £9.99 a month or £99…
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lisette oropesa giving rossini the birthday gift of singing the shit out of his music
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It’s the last truly human art form. It’s sung by voices, unamplified, and created by human beings who compose the music and play an instrument in an orchestra. The costumes are designed and made by people. Opera is directed by people, and is meant to resonate in an acoustic and natural space built by people. That’s what’s special about it. ...
Opera can often be stereotyped as this archaic museum piece. We think of it as very elitist nowadays. But it was originally a people’s art form. Just a few generations ago, it was in cartoons: The youngest of the young were learning about characters such as the Barber of Seville.
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