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San Francisco's current Ballo is the operatic equivalent of Disneyland's Pirates of the Carribean ride.
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San Francisco's current Ballo is the operatic equivalent of Disneyland's Pirates of the Carribean ride.
Archive 2006-09-01 2006
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In the meantime: enjoy "Ballo," close your eyes and think of Italy.
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"Ballo," which continues through Sept. 25, was subject to "updating" even before its premiere in 1859.
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Sonnambula blackboard?) emerges in Armida as well: the sign "Ballo" at the beginning of the ballet and the one reading "Fine" at the end of the opera can become quite trite.
parterre box Ercole Farnese 2010
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Scheppelmann could not reveal when the annual Nationals Stadium broadcast would take place, but she said it will be some time near the first performance, and in the evening - a welcome change for those who reluctantly sweated in the sun for this season's "Un Ballo in Maschera."
Washington National Opera announces 2011-12 season Anne Midgette 2011
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No offense John Ballo but it sounds like you formed your opinion well before you opened your eyes.
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Zurich Opera "Un Ballo in Maschera," the opera by Giuseppe Verdi, is staged under the musical direction of Nello Santi, and features Fiorenza Cedolins, Yvonne Naef, Sen Guo, Piotr Beczala and others.
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They staged a memorable Un Ballo in Maschera with Luciano Pavarotti for the Metropolitan Opera in New York in 1980, and for Covent Garden produced a delicate Simon Boccanegra (1991) and a stark, Olivier award-winning Stiffelio (1993), which relocated Verdi's neglected drama of adultery and remorse to puritan America in the 19th century.
Peter J Hall obituary David Jays 2010
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And this “Ballo” seems to be just that: an introduction.
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