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churchilllafemme
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Opera on public radio while shaving this morning, because they are having their fall donation drive and were giving away during the hour a CD set of opera performances, as a thank you gift for a certain donation level. Although I admire the talent and expression and sheer beauty of the singers' voices, the story lines of operas have never interested me, and the music just doesn't move me emotionally as instrumental classical music does.
Giacomo Puccini: La Bohème: Che gelida manina
Herbert von Karajan/Berlin Philharmonic; Luciano Pavarotti, tenor
Léo Delibes: Lakmé: Viens, Mallika (Flower Duet)
Richard Bonynge/Monte Carlo National Opera Orchestra; Joan Sutherland, soprano; Jane Berbié, mezzo-soprano
Giacomo Puccini: Tosca: Vissi d'arte
Herbert von Karajan/Vienna Philharmonic; Leontyne Price, soprano
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: The Marriage of Figaro, K.492: Dove sono
Georg Solti/London Philharmonic Orchestra; Kiri Te Kanawa, soprano
Giacomo Puccini: Turandot: Nessun dorma
Zubin Mehta/London Philharmonic Orchestra; John Alldis Choir; Luciano Pavarotti, tenor
Giacomo Puccini: La Bohème: Che gelida manina
Herbert von Karajan/Berlin Philharmonic; Luciano Pavarotti, tenor
Léo Delibes: Lakmé: Viens, Mallika (Flower Duet)
Richard Bonynge/Monte Carlo National Opera Orchestra; Joan Sutherland, soprano; Jane Berbié, mezzo-soprano
Giacomo Puccini: Tosca: Vissi d'arte
Herbert von Karajan/Vienna Philharmonic; Leontyne Price, soprano
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: The Marriage of Figaro, K.492: Dove sono
Georg Solti/London Philharmonic Orchestra; Kiri Te Kanawa, soprano
Giacomo Puccini: Turandot: Nessun dorma
Zubin Mehta/London Philharmonic Orchestra; John Alldis Choir; Luciano Pavarotti, tenor
SharptoothC
Jr. Shave Member
I find myself listening to these group almost daily of late.
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Nice and chill - I tell you when I saw the name I thought they were going to be speed metal
I love listening to reinterpretations of hit songs!
SharptoothC
Jr. Shave Member
I like some Cory Wong.
If you want some interesting interpretations, you should check out this band's catalog:
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SteveChuckFrank
Close Enough*
I thought the same thing! It didn’t help that @ShawnF posted a Nuclear Blast band right above it lol.Nice and chill - I tell you when I saw the name I thought they were going to be speed metal
I saw these guys years ago at Warped Tour. They’re hilarious!
Mine was actually pretty chill too.... But I get what yo are saying about the name and previous post.
SteveChuckFrank
Close Enough*
For a NB band, it was on the chill side lolMine was actually pretty chill too.... But I get what yo are saying about the name and previous post.
I’ve been on a Heart binge the last few days.
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Classic!
SharptoothC
Jr. Shave Member
Haha, I see what you are saying. I had some speed metal years. I may drop some here at some point. My listening tastes are absurdly varied in my advanced age.
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SharptoothC
Jr. Shave Member
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You aren't the only one. I go from things like Lorna Shore and Slaughter To Prevail, to HoodCelebrity and Shenseea, to Emilie Autumn and VNV Nation, to Peter Gabriel and Pink Floyd, to Loreena McKienitt and Dinez Prigent, to all kinds of other things in between.....
That's why I started this thread. Love hearing new stuff.
SharptoothC
Jr. Shave Member
I am counting on being introduced to new music. Love it. And I love talking music. Very few people around me talk music outside of a very homogenous set up top 40 acts.
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