Word: opera
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...taught methods that were valuable in their simplicity, according to Allison B. Charney '89, who is now an opera singer. Vosgerchian's lessons on music could even be well applied to life in general, she added...
True to its pre-randomization musical roots, Thursday nights in the House resonate with folk and funk as the Dunster Caf brings a little bit of West Bank cool to its patrons. And annual events such as the Dunster House Opera and Holiday Messiah Sing draw crowds of hundreds music enthusiasts to the wood-paneled dining room on the Charles...
Master Karel F. Liem, Bigelow professor of ichthyology, and Co-Master Hetty Liem open their residence each year to the company of the Dunster House Opera, which needs a place to change costumes between scenes...
...telecartes that rendered coins in phone booths obsolete. Applications quickly blossomed as the association of Carte Bleue debit cards ordered their banks to fight fraud by issuing only chip-embedded cards, and as France Telecom issued the Minitel with smart-card readers to enable online purchase of everything from opera tickets to train reservations--well before anyone had heard of the Internet...
Liebermann's other works include a thrilling operatic version of Oscar Wilde's The Picture of Dorian Gray, premiered in the U.S. last year by Milwaukee's Florentine Opera. Liebermann is also a master of the fine art of writing knockout showpieces for world-class soloists. He takes the baton on two CDs devoted to his concertos, the first featuring superstar flutist James Galway (RCA), the second with English piano virtuoso Stephen Hough (Hyperion). Liebermann's Second Piano Concerto, raves Hough, is a "combination of brain and heart...