OPERA - MARIA CALLAS: LIVING AND DYING FOR ART AND LOVE
Maria Callas: Living and Dying for Art and Love
Be sure to read Classical TV's The Informer features on Maria Callas:
- "La Divina" by David Shengold
- "Everything Maria Callas on Classical TV"
- "A Psychic Interview, And Classical TV 'Exclusive,' With Maria Callas"
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“ AS AN INTERNATIONAL phenomenon, pianist Lang Lang is viewed as the most popular pianist of his generation and one of the most influential classical artists in history. In his native homeland of China, where he has his own Lang Lang line of... ”
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When Callas sang Tosca at Covent Garden in 1964, she could not have known how crucial it would prove to her career and her life. It was the last role she performed on stage.
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That Damned Faust! Gounod’s La Damnation de Faust
See two very different - very devilish - productions of The Damnation of Faust: the Metropolitan Opera's newest staging of Gounod's version, as well as a free stream of director Peter Stein’s Goethe production. -
Celebrate Chinese New Year with Placido Domingo and The First Emperor
The ushering in of 2010 also marks the reign on the "metal tiger" in the Chinese calendar; celebrate with our showing of The Met's production of composer Tan Dun's opera, The First Emperor, starring Plácido Domingo. -
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Whether your heart flutters or aches, love sure makes life interesting; and where would music be without it? Enjoy amorous performances, just in time for Valentine's Day.
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