Religion and Ethics Forum
General Category => Literature, Music, Art & Entertainment => Topic started by: Nearly Sane on September 12, 2017, 09:57:21 PM
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So watched a performance of Carmen tonight at the Anglican Church in Florence and feck x factor etc, these people were incredible. Hat doffed.
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So watched a performance of Carmen tonight at the Anglican Church in Florence and feck x factor etc, these people were incredible. Hat doffed.
what ever lifts your hat, I suppose. ;D
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what ever lifts your hat, I suppose. ;D
You don't like a well sung Carmen?
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Love it - hard not to!
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You don't like a well sung Carmen?
just kidding, glad you enjoyed it .
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You don't like a well sung Carmen?
Not 'arf! Don J very difficult to cast though. Has to be capable of extreme lyricism and intense dramatics. It's also nice if the Carmen can dance as well as sing.
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That's more musical theatre style & Carmen has translated to that quite well, Carmen Jones for example. I recall Brenda Edwards begin supurb in a production at, iirc, the RFS some years ago.
Carmen the opera is wonderful as it is.
Glad you enjoyed it NS.
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That's more musical theatre style & Carmen has translated to that quite well, Carmen Jones for example. I recall Brenda Edwards begin supurb in a production at, iirc, the RFS some years ago.
Carmen the opera is wonderful as it is.
Glad you enjoyed it NS.
Music theatre style or not, in the original opera when Don Jose is supposed to be looking after Carmen (who has her hands tied), she sings and dances the seguidilla, in an attempt to seduce Corporal J and to persuade him to release her.