Deborah Voigt News
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If you don’t have tickets to the last performance of Wagner’s “Gotterdammerung” (Twilight of the Gods) at the Metropolitan Opera on May 11, why not stay home and sing along with Deborah Voigt, the Brunnhilde, while crisping your fingers on an oven burner?
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Just as the New York Philharmonic Opening Night Gala was getting under way, Gary Parr, vice chairman at Lazard Ltd. and chairman of the New York Philharmonic, estimated that his conversations would be 98 percent about music and 2 percent about markets.
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Sieglinde got sick and Brunnhilde tripped as the Metropolitan Opera unveiled its new production of Richard Wagner’s “Die Walkure” (The Valkyrie) on Friday.
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Soy la novia legal. Te maldigo Hagen! Brunilda era su amor verdadero.
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The tenor had disappeared before the opening last Thursday of “Siegfried” at the Metropolitan Opera.
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The end is near! Robert Lepage’s new production of “Gotterdammerung” (“Twilight of the Gods”) premieres Friday at the Metropolitan Opera.
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You’ll need to prepare yourself for Friday night at Terminal 5 when DJ Paulie D spins his magic.
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Before fleeing to Paris in 1933, Paul Dessau worked in German theater, film and music, and his lively choral piece, “Haggadah shel Pesach,” contains references to Jewish folksongs and cantorial singing.
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Here’s a guaranteed money maker: Sell love potions at the door.
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Two amazing German shepherds briefly steal the show in the San Francisco Opera ’s production of Wagner ’s “The Valkyrie.”
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