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Robert Dean Smith, Tenor
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Después de cinco funciones seguidas, salvo un día de descanso, he tenido que dejar tiempo para asimilar lo vivido en el teatro.
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This never replaces the experience of sparkling creativity that you might feel at La Monnaie opera in Brussels, for example, but it can be a good...
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As Christian Thielemann prepares to take the reins of the Staatskapelle Dresden, the Semperoper today unveiled their strongest season in years .
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Óperas Festival Bayreuth
El Holandés Errante (concierto), 1 y 4 sept.
Ievgueni Nikitin, Ricarda Merbeth, Michael König, Franz-Josef Selig, B...
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By the time he had Tannhäuser in the bag, Wagner had grown to dismiss his three earliest operas as unrepresentative of his true talents. That's o...
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5:32 PM - 10 Jan 2009
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How can a tenor be so fabulous and yet so little known? Though an opera fan, I admit I'd never heard of RDS until his unscheduled Met debut in Tristan & Isolde on 3/22/08. I loved his Tristan in Acts I and II, and by Act III I was saying "Wow!" over and over again under my breath. I ran out and bought all 4 of his CDs!
Am I his only American fan?
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I saw him as Tristan in Bayreuth. Didn't much like the production but the orchestra played well and Robert Dean Smith was a very credible Tristan. I think Ben Heppner was the best I heard in this role at the Met about 15 years ago. Heppner's voice has slipped and I was disappointed when I saw him last year. Smith is probably the best Tristan I have experienced in the last 5 years.
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