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Sunday Afternoon at the Opera - Shakespeare: Henry IV, Part One
Sunday Afternoon at the Opera host Keith Brown writes:
The recorded plays of William Shakespeare have long figured into the mix of my lyric theater programming. Since this year marks the four hundredth anniversary of the death of the Bard, I feel obligated to include at least one of his plays in the 2016 lyric theater lineup.
Sunday Afternoon at the Opera - Mozart/Lichtenthal: Il Ratto dal Seraglio
Sunday Afternoon at the Opera host Keith Brown writes:
Get ready to audition what, for you lovers of Mozart's music, may be the strangest Mozart opera you've never heard! After his untimely death the master's operas were doctored quite a bit in adaptation to later operatic stage requirements.
Sunday Afternoon at the Opera - Handel: L'Allegro, il Penseroso ed il Moderato
Sunday Afternoon at the Opera host Keith Brown writes:
Sunday Afternoon at the Opera - Janacek: The Makropulos Case
Sunday Afternoon at the Opera host Keith Brown writes:
Sunday Afternoon at the Opera - Puccini: Edgar
Sunday Afternoon at the Opera host Keith Brown writes:
Sunday Afternoon at the Opera - Blitzstein: The Cradle Will Rock; No For An Answer; The Airborne Symphony
Sunday Afternoon at the Opera host Keith Brown writes:
New World Notes - Jobs
This week on New World Notes: Program #444, September 6, 2016, Tuesday from 12:00 to 12:30 p.m. (and on Wednesday from 8:30 to 9:00 p.m.), host Kenneth Dowst takes a Labor-Day look at the work we as a nation do--and don't do.