"We're inundated with so many messages on TV and the radio. We need to go back to the simplicity of a voice and a piano in a space where you can feel the energy of your neighbors."
Hailed as a "master of the disarming" with "deceptive simplicity" by the New York Times, mezzo-soprano Bernarda Fink honored Florida Grand Opera (FGO) by conducting a master class for its Young Artist Studio.
It's a rare opportunity for a child to sing in an opera. There are a few operas that feature a children's chorus, however, such as La bohème, which Florida Grand Opera (FGO) debuted this Saturday.
La Boheme literally can rely on its arias to be a success, but what is distinctive here is the detailing in the dialogue lyricism, kept vibrant through a cast of strong singer-actors.
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PR mogul Howard Rubenstein made his Metropolitan Opera debut this weekend in the season premiere of Puccini's "La Boheme."
According to Page Six, the...