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Tenor Kevin Courtemanche delivered the goods with the show-stopping aria "Vesti la giubba," easily pushing his robust voice up the scale.
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Tenor Kevin Courtemanche delivered the goods with Canio’s show-stopping aria “Vesti la giubba,” easily pushing his robust voice up the scale.
In performance: Bel Cantanti does one-acters Anne Midgette 2010
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For for more information, call Courtemanche at 424-3669.
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But Courtemanche didn't rule out the possibility that Montreal could join the league, along with Vancouver and Portland, which will become the 17th and 18th MLS clubs, for the start of the 2011 season.
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The league is now a partner in the World Football Challenge, said MLS executive vice president Dan Courtemanche .
Real Madrid's Summer Road Trip Gabriele Marcotti 2011
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Each Saturday, five or six singers perform regularly, including Ms. Bennett, who starred in the national tour of "Master Class"; tenor Kevin Courtemanche, who excels at Kurt Weill's "Lonely House"; baritone Robert Garner, currently in the chorus of the Metropolitan Opera; and soprano Naya Maria Rodriguez-Castinado, who studied with Pavarotti and looks the very picture of Carmen.
In Midtown, an Opera House Party Will Friedwald 2011
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Courtemanche says he's seen customers with enough credits to save 30%.
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Courtemanche says he's seen customers with enough credits to save 30%.
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Courtemanche recommends that affluent folks consider $5,000 to $10,000 deductibles on homeowner policies and $1,000 to $2,500 deductibles on auto-collision policies.
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Courtemanche recommends that affluent folks consider $5,000 to $10,000 deductibles on homeowner policies and $1,000 to $2,500 deductibles on auto-collision policies.
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