Alagna

In the case of "Alagna," her description tells us, the show begins after night falls; day has been extinguished and the Alpine scenery, "more sublime and picturesque than terrible, is now seen reposing in the moonlight."

Making Visible: The Diorama, the Double and the (Gothic) Subject 2005

France he Paris Opera kicks off the new fall season this weekend with soprano Angela Denoke in the title role of Richard Strauss's "Salomé," at the Opéra Bastille (Sept. 8-30), and Mozart's "La Clemenza di Tito," staged by Willy Decker, at the Palais Garnier (Sept. 10-Oct. 8), followed by a much-anticipated new production of Gounod's "Faust" with star tenor Roberto Alagna in the title role (Bastille, Sept. 22-Oct. 25).

Packing in the Performances 2011

He staged this in London, and Roberto Alagna leads the cast.

Taking Flight With the Met Pia Catton 2010

And the addition of Roberto Alagna, who stepped in for an indisposed Marcelo Alvarez at the last minute, only helped matters; Alagna, as he showed in the Met's recent "Don Carlo," is a trouper, and turned in a solid, even ardent performance.

Broadcast notes Anne Midgette 2011

There are five more performances in the run with the last three featuring Jose Cura instead of Alagna.

Penalty Box 2009

Gheorghiu had already performed and recorded the work with Pappano and her husband, the tenor Roberto Alagna – also now in oblivion, at least in that respect.

Tosca; La rondine; Arensky Chamber Orchestra – review 2011

Italy leads Europe this week with 40cm of new snow in the Milky Way resort of Sauze D'Oulx (80-160cm) and Monterosa/Alagna (20-190cm) which had 10cm of new snow.

Skiwatch: sun and fun in the cold Alps 2011

Mr. Alagna obviously relishes Faust's role and sings it to perfection.

Less Is More for 'Faust' Judy Fayard 2011

Your husband, Roberto Alagna, is also an opera singer.

Portrait of the artist: Angela Gheorghiu, soprano 2011

After disagreements with star tenor Roberto Alagna, veteran conductor Alain Lombard walked out a week before the premiere.

Less Is More for 'Faust' Judy Fayard 2011