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Lamborghini's Gallardo: Italian flair meets German engineering

You could say that I am extremely sensitive to certain types of sound, especially those that fill you with awe and cause goose bumps. Every time I hear tenor sensation Luciano Pavarotti sing the last climactic note in "Nessun Dorma" from Puccini's opera "Turandot," the hairs on the back of my neck stand on end, and then, as fast as electricity, a wave of goose bumps engulfs my whole body. For some...

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First honk, then applaud

Why the long wait? Brecht completed his last play, Turandot, in 1953 but only now does it receive its British premiere. This spirited, finely acted production provides the answer. The script is all wonky. Taken from the commedia dell’arte fable that inspired Puccini’s opera, this is a laborious political allegory about an impotent Chinese emperor, his spoiled eldest daughter and a rambling public...

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The China Syndrome: Puccini's To Blame!

In anticipation of this year's much-hyped Puccini Festival, comes an obsession with everything Asian. Think Giacomo Puccini's Turandot and Madama Butterfly. The 54th Festival Puccini is in celebration of the 150th birth year of the maestro, where at Torre del...

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Return Of The New Mulatto Elite

Awhile back, a British TV talent show was won by a dumpy-looking guy named Paul Potts who wowed the crowd by singing Puccini’s “Nessun Dorma” aria from Turandot. Americans don’t know anything about opera anymore, so they don’t realize how thrilling it can be. (The British viewers were probably vaguely familiar with the aria from the [...]

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Opera Lover

Puccini’s Tosca and Turandot. Donizetti’s Anna Bolena. So far these are the only opera productions that I have seen and enjoyed in the last 2 years since I became an opera fan. As opera tickets doesnt come easy on the pocket unlike theatre, I usually wait till it's a production that I really wanted to see that I [...]

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Planning an opera?

Five years ago in Berlin, San Diego Opera's Ian Campbell attended a controversial new version of Puccini's “Turandot” that had French soprano Sylvie Valayre emerging from the stomach of an enormous teddy bear and the tenor using a giant cell phone to punch in the answers to the opera's riddles.

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Orlando Opera's Turandot lives up to Puccini's music

Turandot, the haughty princess at the heart of the Puccini opera that bears her name, doesn't step into the spotlight until late in the second act.

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Opera man?

Yes, strangely enough, I did review the Orlando Opera Company's production of Puccini's Turandot on Friday at Carr Performing Arts Centre. We didn't think that an opera review quite fit the soundboard heading, so you can find it (or should...

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Review: Orlando Opera Company's 'Turandot'

Turandot, the haughty princess at the heart of the Puccini opera that bears her name, doesn't step into the spotlight until late in the second act.

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HANSON: Merry Mount

A frequent complaint about contemporary operas — or most any after Puccini's Turandot — is the lack of that memorable lyricism found in the standard repertory.

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MAESTRO COPPOLA

Anton Coppola's lifelong love of Puccini has served him well. He'll be at the podium for Orlando Opera's 'Turandot.' It's a spectacle that promises to be grand and glorious. Anton Coppola turned 91 last week, and he celebrated the occasion by doing what he loves:

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'Turandot': Beijing "reappropriates" a Puccini opera

For the National Center for the Performing Arts' first season, it chose to revisit Puccini's opera set in China, "Turandot." It commissioned Hao Weiya to give the opera a new musical ending.

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National Center for the Performing Arts' own "Turandot" opens

Italian composer Puccini's opera "Turandot" tells a story that took place in China; and has been popular for a century throughout the world. In 1998, the Taimiao version of "Turandot," directed by Zhang Yimou, made this arrogant princess in ...

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Turandot

Posting here has been light lately because I’ve been rehearsing for my first opera production in a while, as part of the chorus for Puccini’s Turandot with the Lowell House Opera. Now’s the time to see how it all comes together, as tonight is opening night. Most of the singers are far more [...]

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Stunning

Watch how an unassuming man without confidence turns his life around in less than two minutes by singing Nessun Dorma from Puccini's Turandot on a UK talent show. It is a stunning display of how a tenor can touch your heart. Watch what he does to Amanda on the ...