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Lyric roles (such as Papageno in The Magic Flute) contrast with more dramatic assignments (Count of Luna in Il trovatore); some roles – including Wotan in Wagner's Ring – are well suited to the in-between voice of bass-baritones.
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Are you planning on taking advantage of it for salome/fille du regiment/trovatore 2nd cast/...
Il Trittico at the San Francisco Opera sfmike 2009
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On opening night (Il trovatore) it poured — but nobody seemed to mind much.
Liz suggests 2008
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On opening night (Il trovatore) it poured — but nobody seemed to mind much.
Liz suggests 2008
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Il trovatore has three or four big moments, and - beyond that - I am not all that hyped-up over it.
Archive 2006-02-01 Patrick J. Smith 2006
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Il trovatore has three or four big moments, and - beyond that - I am not all that hyped-up over it.
I like Aida Patrick J. Smith 2006
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"Read the love song you found on this trovatore when you seized him."
The Saracen: Land of the Infidel Robert Shea 1963
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What a staid, stately show this is, stuffed with expensively puffed period costumes by Jenny Tiramani and directed by David McVicar, whose last staging for the Met was the more electric "Il trovatore."
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Rigoletto Giuseppe Verdi 1813-1901 Rigoletto, together with Il trovatore and La traviata, laid the foundations for Verdi's worldwide renown; the latter two operas were composed shortly after Rigoletto.
Opera Today gary@operatoday.com 2010
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Rigoletto Giuseppe Verdi 1813-1901 Rigoletto, together with Il trovatore and La traviata, laid the foundations for Verdi's worldwide renown; the latter two operas were composed shortly after Rigoletto.
Opera Today gary@operatoday.com 2010
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