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Qué hermos canta y bella la música

SHES A DONKEY!!! SHE IS MY MUSIC TEACHER

This is my music teacher...she made me play the gankoguee thingy or however it'd spelt

She is my music teacher now! Heh

Damn this is a old program.

THIS IS MY MUSIC TEACHER OMG??

Hi, can you buy this opera? I saw it in Dallas and want to have it in my collection.

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I miss you so much!! You use to be my choir teacher

Nice

Amazing Didonato.

I’m one of her students in chorus

She's my chorus teacher

so unbelievably cool

SAME!!

She's my chorus teacher.

guess I yapped too much in the additional notes. Ding Dang this machine! Mom words

Hey Hal..spotted you in a flash mob operatic performance at the TESCO ! MAGNIFICO, IMPACTANTE

He sings baritone range, yet his talking voice is bass... WHAT???

That piece they played sure did sound interesting.

If you haven't heard the full opera in performance, you can't judge the music. It's incredible. It sets the words beautifully, dilineates the individual characters, and takes you on a seamless, utterly absorbing emotional journey. A feast for both brain and heart that moves the soul while raising disturbing questions about our relationship with technology. Cannot wait for the CD to come out!

Beautiful voice. Love the emotion.

Sublime.

Hal Cazalet is brilliant and a total mensch. Love him to death. Hal - hope you are enjoying life. - Jill Anderson

This will go down in music history as a pivotal piece in the development of the genre. Sometimes those pieces aren't the best, but break through to a new style. He has opened the door.

I can't help but feel like the vocal tradition of Opera just doesn't have anything to do with this work. It just seems distracting and overwrought, but... to each her own.

@KojiroTakenashi I'd suggest you read more about this opera--the plot isn't paramount. What's important is the way in which it utilizes live technology to contribute to storytelling. Really, nothing else like this does exist. Tron was a cool movie, but it wasn't much but a CG sci-fi romp. The music was tasteful for the genre, but it wasn't made by professional composers, it was made by pop songwriters. Not that I'm hating on Tron, but this opera was written for a very different purpose

i think the music and "techno" imagery are great - opera needs more of this 'fusion" (a Wagnerian-style mega vision "uploaded' into the 21st century) so that more people can "connect" to this powerful musical and dramatic medium.....

To be fair, we kind of already have this. It's called TRON. The sequel had very good music. Not to dig on it, but the instrumentation could use a lot of work. Despite that I love this sort of thing - obviously since I just referenced TRON: Legacy - it just doesn't seem to have a very good sound. I don't know if I'd sit through the whole thing.

WTF?

That's the soprano Patricia Risley. She was breathtaking in this role.