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Bartoli calls Malibran a true diva, a goddess, as the word means in Italian, and a smash hit on Earth.
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"Malibran," a tall narrow structure resembling a grain-elevator divided into cells, where linoleum and lincrusta simulated the stucco and marble of the Stentorian, and fagged business men and their families consumed the watery stews dispensed by "coloured help" in the grey twilight of a basement dining-room.
The Custom of the Country Edith Wharton 1899
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Though I say so myself, there is something in my daughter’s rendering of that divine air that recalls Malibran in her prime.”
The Way Home 2003
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The season will conclude May 16 with the filmed Maria Malibran project undertaken by Cecilia Bartoli, which includes Bartoli's live "Malibran" recital in Barcelona.
tcpalm.com Stories Peter Pringle 2010
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This tour is in support of her recording-come-homage to 19th century mezzo Maria Malibran.
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She has also brought out a testimonial CD called "Maria" and a double DVD containing her Barcelona concert and a documentary on the rediscovery of Malibran.
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On March 24, 2008 -- the actual 200th birthday of her idol -- Ms. Bartoli sang three different concerts devoted to Malibran in Paris, where she was born in 1808.
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In New York -- as she did in Toronto and has been doing at most of her Malibran concerts abroad -- she'll perform with La Scintilla, a 34-musician ensemble drawn from the opera orchestra in Zurich, where she now makes her home.
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The North American portion of her Malibran tour began in Costa Mesa, Calif., on Feb. 17 and ends tonight in Carnegie Hall.
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She persuaded the Zurich Opera to resurrect for her a deservedly unknown opera by Jacques Halévy, just because he had composed it for Malibran.
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