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Lorrie Moore. Books by Lorrie Moore Bark A Gate atthe Stairs Birds of America Who Will Run the Frog Hospital? Like Life Anagrams Self-Help Vissi d'Arte from the collection Like Life Lorrie Moore A.
Esta biografia de Marília Pêra, parece, como diz Aderbal Freire Filho, um espetáculo. Cria o gênero bibliografia-teatro-de-revista.
Marília Pera, Flávio de Souza, 1999
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An Interpretive Guide to Operatic Arias: A Handbook for Singers, ...
"Vissi d'arte" soprano Vissi d'arte, I lived of art, vissi d'amore, I lived of love, non feci mai male I never harmed ad anima viva. a living soul. Con man furtiva With a furtive hand, quante miserie conobbi, In any misery I knew of, aiutai ... I gave ...
Martial Singher, Eta Singher, 2003
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Giacomo Puccini: A Discography - Strona 380
78 Odeon X 50295 [mX BX 2524] 78 Odeon X 51098 Berlin; February 1912 Vissi d'arte (Tosca) Vissi d'arte (Tosca) Berlin; May 1907 (i) [s/s] Maria LABIA; with orchestra. Cyl Edison Blue Amberol 28153 [mX 4M-28153] Germaine LUBIN ...
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The Harmonic Representation of the Feminine in Puccini - Strona 95
establishes Tosca's pious character. The other two sections pertain to her plea to the Madonna for understanding and salvation. Table 3.3: The overall structure of “Vissi d'arte” 2. Sectional Detail (1). Introduction The opening provides valuable ...
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Understanding Lorrie Moore - Strona 159
"Vissi d'Arte" in New York Woman and "Places to Look for Your Mind" in the Tampa Review. 26. The revised wording is "Alarm buzzed through her, mildly, like a tea"; Moore, "You're Ugly, Too," in Like Life (New York: Alfred A. Knopf; London: ...
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The Uncle from Rome: A Novel
“Scarpia lurches at her, she stumbles, falls, and sings the aria on her stomach. We can't do both on the stomach. And 'Vissi d'arte' is, I think you'll all agree, a more important moment.” “But I do not do 'Vissi d'arte' on my stomach,” Calefati said.
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Puccini: A Biography - Strona 121
De Schauensee called Jeritza "the most thrilling Tosca in my experience," and said when she finished "Vissi d'arte," she was kneeling on the stage, with mascara "coursing down her cheeks in two black streams, as many in the audience wept ...
Mary Jane Phillips-Matz, 2002
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Life and Arias of María Callas
Callas presses a key from the sound device and listens to the first chords of a recording of what was her own voice, at its highest splendor, singing VISSI D'ARTE. She turns the volume down and sings the aria; likewise, in the rest of the show ...
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Italian Masculinity as Queer Melodrama: Caravaggio, Puccini, ...
But at times Tosca expresses what comes very near to an admission of a loss of faith, perhaps most famously, in “Vissi d'arte,” when she sings “In the hour of my sadness, why, why, God/why have you repaid me like this?” Even this refrain ...
