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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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.
Britten: Owen Wingrave (film)
Rossini: La Cenerentola
Julia Migenes: Diva on the Verge
Iphigenie - Rodney Gilfry
Berlioz: La Damnation de Faust
Macbeth - Paoletta Marrocu (1)
- John Eliot Gardiner
- L'elisir d'amore
- Richard Strauss
- Tan Dun
- Gounod
- Ambroise Thomas
- New York Philharmonic
- John Adams
- Elina Garanca
- Maria Callas
- Felicity Lott
- Christine Schäfer
- Maurizio Benini
- Jean-Pierre Ponnelle
- Nikolai Putilin
- George Gagnidze
- Deon Van Der Walt
- Levine; Graham
- Nathan Gunn
- Francois d'Assisie
- Harry Bicket
- Berlioz
- Laura Aiken
- Yoshi Okada
- Manuel de Falla
- ENO
- groves
- Lawrence Brownlee
- Galina Gorbachova
- Hans Pfitzner
- Pierre Boulez
- Sven-Eric Bechtolf
- Robert Dean Smith
- Thomas Hamp
- levine
- Karita Mattila
- Alfred Muff
- Pittas
- Brian Large
- Gyorgy Ligeti
- Gluck
- benjamin britten
- Franz Welser-Most
- Alan Gilbert
- Dame Margaret Price
- Bernard Fitch
- Humperdink
- Marius Brenciu
- Dolora Zajick
- schade
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Soprano Julia Migenes, "Diva on The Verge"
In this irreverent one-woman show, Migenes performs classic soprano arias as she recounts the life of an opera singer, with a few audacious behind-the-scenes stories.
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