Articles related to "Puccini"
Giacomo Puccini, Life and Works
Brief biography of Italian composer Giacomo Puccini, famous for La Bohème, Tosca, Madama Butterfly and Turandot. Greatest 'Giovane Scuola' of his time.
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• puccini biography
• puccini italian composer verismo maestro
• puccini opera composer
• puccini operas
Il Trittico – Giacomo Puccini
Il Trittico (The Triptych), three Italian one-act operas, by Giacomo Puccini: Il Tabarro, Suor Angelica, and Gianni Schicchi. Plot summaries and Puccini opera info.
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• gianni schicchi puccini opera
• suor angelica puccini opera
• il tabarro puccini opera
• opera plot
Giacomo Puccini of Tuscany, Italy
Puccini was a composer internationally recognised as enduringly popular. In Tuscany, an annual festival is held in his honour.
• giacomo puccini
• musical career of puccini
• great enduring opera
• madam butterfly
• le boheme
Madama Butterfly – Puccini Opera
Madama Butterfly (Madame Butterfly), an Italian tragic opera, by Giacomo Puccini: Madama Butterfly plot summary, character list, and other Puccini opera information.
• madama butterfly opera
• madame butterfly opera
• cio-cio-san
• butterfly puccini
• puccini opera
New Finale for Puccini's Turandot
After Franco Alfano in 1926 and Luciano Berio in 2002, the young Chinese Composer Hao Weiya was commissioned to write a finale for Giacomo Puccini's last piece of work.
• giacomo puccini
• turandot
• italian opera
• hao weiya
• luciano pavarotti
Another Country Heard From, Part 1
In celebration of the Chinese New Year, let's take a trip to China -- in the minds of Western opera composers and their librettists.
• opera
• china
• chinese
• chinoiserie
• giuseppe scarlatti
Roberto Algana Operatic Tenor
French-born, Italian lyric tenor, Roberto Alagna has had a successful international opera career singing French and Lyric Italian operatic roles.
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• alagna
• roberto alagna
• opera
• cd
Art Imitates Life, Part 1
How have opera performers been portrayed upon the opera stage? Are they imperious divas, sensitive and otherworldly vessels of ethereal talents...or hired help?
• opera
• operetta
• puccini
• tosca
• richard strauss
Illicit Issue, Part 1
Illegitimate children can play powerful roles in opera, even if they do not actually appear onstage...and they raise some interesting questions about their parents, too.
• illegitimate
• offspring
• children
• son
• daughter
Italian Composer Pietro Mascagni
Pietro Mascagni's brief biography - his life and contribution to Italian opera, in particular, Verismo (Realism) movement. Famous for Cavalleria Rusticana.
• pietro mascagni
• italian composer
• opera composer
• puccini
• cavalleria rusticana
London's Theatre and Opera Season
London's glittering theatre and opera season is upon us as the days draw in. The Travelsleuth looks at some of the great theatrebreak offers for a short stay in London's West End during the coming Autumn and Winter.
• london
• dublin
• budapest
• stratford
• royal
Mermaid, The Waterline: Going Deeper p2
deeper consideration for the dilemma of Andersen's Mermaid and her inability to communicate an be accepted by the Prince. The agony of rejection and the problems within society when women are abandoned
• fairytale interpretation
• andersen
• massenet
• dvorak
• rusalka
See America First - California, Part 1
Two operas that premiered sixty years apart are nearly nearly no-<I>woman’s</I>-lands of opera. Both are set in California: one, in a Gold Rush mining camp; the other, at a Depression-era ranch worked by migrant farm hands. In each, a lone woman is the catalyst for the action.
• opera
• opera
• puccini
• girl of the golden west
• la fanciulla del west
See America First - New Orleans
In our time, New Orleans perhaps brings an image of Mardi Gras…or even Anne Rice’s vampires. But to three composers writing about 18th-century Louisiana, the focus is sea-voyage and <I>l’amour</I>.
• opera
• operetta
• victor herbert
• auber
• puccini
Composer Amilcare Ponchielli
Brief biography of Italian composer Amilcare Ponchielli - life, career, works, list of operas. Famous for opera 'La Gioconda' and as Puccini's teacher.
• amilcare ponchielli
• italian opera
• italian composer
• la gioconda
• puccini
Composer Ruggero Leoncavallo
Ruggero Leoncavallo's brief biography - his life and contribution to Italian opera, in particular, Italian verismo (realism) movement. Contemporary of Puccini.
• ruggero leoncavallo
• pagliacci
• italian composer
• italian opera
• pietro mascagni
Italy’s Best Opera Experiences
From outdoor performances in Verona's first-century Roman arena to the world's most famous opera house at La Scala, Italy is an opera-lover's dream vacation.
• italy’s best opera
• open-air festivals
• outdoor performances
• verona’s roman arena
• famous opera house
Lady Luck Is a Diva, Part 1
Be it at a classy spa or a snow-blown cabin, some operatic characters have cards up their sleeves...learn just what games they are playing, in part 1 of this two-part series on gambling in opera.
• prokoviev
• tchaikovsky
• puccini
• bernstein
• candide
Lady Luck Is a Diva, Part 2
The opera house becomes a gaming house, in several more examples of card and dice games that consume characters' attention
• opera
• gambling
• playing cards
• cards
• solitaire
Rent Ending 12 Broadway Years
Jonathon Larson's work transferred the spirit of La Bohème to Manhattan's East Village, attracting young people to the theater, winning a Pulitzer and four Tony awards.
• rent the musical
• award winning rock musical
• 12 broadway years
• historic nederlander theater
• composer jonathan larson
Sydney Opera House Early Operas
Profiles classic operas performed in the early years of the Sydney Opera House, Australia's beautiful landmark in Sydney, alongside the Sydney Harbour Bridge.
• sydney opera house
• sydney harbour bridge
• prokofiev
• mozart
• the magic flute
White Stuff
Snow and ice are important features of a number of operas. Let's examine their effects.
• opera
• snow
• ice
• blizzard
• skating