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However, Massenet and Furlanetto are not alone in this endeavor, but little else lives up to their standard.
The impossible dream 2009
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All of them have more than a few big name cast members to recommend them and Ferruccio Furlanetto will actually appear in two.
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Vocally, the evening was sustained by Furlanetto and Roberto Alagna, who as Don Carlo sounded ragged in his opening aria but quickly sang his way into a firmer, ringing delivery -- a little tinny at times, and a little rough at others, but overall thoroughly respectable.
The Met's new Don Carlo Anne Midgette 2010
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She and Ferruccio Furlanetto were their typical brilliant selves.
Archive 2008-03-01 2008
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She and Ferruccio Furlanetto were their typical brilliant selves.
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All of them have more than a few big name cast members to recommend them and Ferruccio Furlanetto will actually appear in two.
Archive 2008-06-01 2008
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The bass Ferruccio Furlanetto is a singer of great confidence and charm.
NYT > Home Page By ZACHARY WOOLFE 2012
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Portraying the tortured czar this time around will be the imposing Italian bass Ferruccio Furlanetto, whose Boris has been acclaimed in Russia, no less.
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New singers have taken over two major roles: the popular tenor Joseph Calleja sings Faust, and the formidable bass Ferruccio Furlanetto portrays Méphistophélès.
NYT > Home Page 2012
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Mr. Furlanetto is amiably low impact, Ms. Poplavskaya vibrating with passion but musically unsatisfying.
NYT > Home Page By ZACHARY WOOLFE 2012
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