I noticed that no one opted for the consumption role of Violetta (very wise choice), but I would like to know who are the three that chose to be engulfed by the flames of hell!
Personally, I went with the firing squad.
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bignaf wrote:these two are the same: 02 Verdi- Celeste Aida- Aida
02 Verdi- Se quel guerrier- Aida
se quel guerrier is the recitative preceding celeste aida.
libiamo from Traviatta is a duet technically.
OperaTenor wrote:Hal, I'm really glad you're back, and that you've gotten right back into this. You, your dedication and your flair for this kind of thing have been greatly missed.
A couple of questions before choosing the next topic.
Would y'all feel it's too incestuous to go with "opera choruses" immediately afte this? And, if I go with that topic, do we want to draw a distinction between stand-alone choruses and choruses with solos? Personally, I don't want to draw the distinction - too exclusive that way.
OperaTenor wrote:Hal, I'm really glad you're back, and that you've gotten right back into this. You, your dedication and your flair for this kind of thing have been greatly missed.
A couple of questions before choosing the next topic.
Would y'all feel it's too incestuous to go with "opera choruses" immediately afte this? And, if I go with that topic, do we want to draw a distinction between stand-alone choruses and choruses with solos? Personally, I don't want to draw the distinction - too exclusive that way.
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