Speranza
Buenos Aires
Speranza created a blog just for the OLD Colon, because he noted that most scholars (and public!) could care LESS (as he never) about the old thing which stood where the "Banca della Nazione Argentina" now stands! So beware:
An excellent view of what an excellent thing this ...
Welcome to the "Old" Teatro Colon -- as it was
Friday, September 2, 2011
Bonaria: una buon'aria
Speranza
Buenos Aires
Speranza is merging material from his Teatro Colon blog:
Caruso sings at the Teatro Colon, Buenos Ayres
Beniamino Gigli sings "M'appari tutt'amor" at the ...
Schipa sings at the Colon
P. Domingo sings "Amor ti vieta" at the Teatro Col...
Pavarotti sings just ONE opera at the Colon: "Che ...
Tristano e Isotta -- Buenos Ayres Opera House, 190...
A survey of the opera seasons from 1908 onwards
Welcome to the Blog for "Opera Italiana" at the Te...
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Buenos Aires
Speranza is merging material from his Teatro Colon blog:
Caruso sings at the Teatro Colon, Buenos Ayres
Beniamino Gigli sings "M'appari tutt'amor" at the ...
Schipa sings at the Colon
P. Domingo sings "Amor ti vieta" at the Teatro Col...
Pavarotti sings just ONE opera at the Colon: "Che ...
Tristano e Isotta -- Buenos Ayres Opera House, 190...
A survey of the opera seasons from 1908 onwards
Welcome to the Blog for "Opera Italiana" at the Te...
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Bonaria: The Aria
Speranza
Buenos Aires.
Speranza is merging material from his opera blogs onto "Bonaria"
The Teatro Colon was for a time the 'soul' of the city. There was, literally, little else do do on a Tuesday night!
The "Concesion" Years: 1908-1930.
Administration year by year: 1930: Ferone
Administration year by year: 1929: Da Rosa (Mocchi...
The Scotto years: 1926-1928
Administration year by year: 1928: Scotto
Administration year by year: 1927: Scotto
Administration year by year: 1925: Scotto
Administration year by year: 1925: NONE!
Adiminstration year by year: 1924: Da Rosa & Mocch...
Administration year by year: 1923: Da Rosa & Mocch...
The Bonetti Years: 1919-1921
Administration year by year: 1922: Da Rosa & Mocch...
Administration year by year: 1921: Bonetti
Administration year by year: 1920: Bonetti
The Da Rosa-Mocchi years: 1915-1918
Administration year by year: 1919: Bonetti
Administration year by year: 1918: Da Rosa & Mocch...
Administration year by year: 1917: Da Rosa & Mocch...
Administration year by year: 1916: Da Rosa & Mocch...
Administration year by year: 1915: Da Rosa & Mocch...
Administration year by year: 1914: Leopoldo Longin...
The Ciacchi Years: 1908-1913
Administration year by year: 1913: Ciacchi
Administration year by year: 1912: Ciacchi
Administration year by year: 1911: Ciacchi
Administration year by year: 1910: Ciacchi
Administration year by year: 1909: Ciacchi
Administration year by year: 1908: Ciacchi
The Season of 1968
The Season of 1967
The Season of 1966
The Season of 1965
The Season of 1964
The Season of 1963
The Season of 1962
The Season of 1961
The Season of 1960
The Season of 1959
The Season of 1958
The Season of 1957
The Season of 1956
The Season of 1955
The Season of 1954
The Season of 1953
The Season of 1952
The Season of 1951
The Season of 1950
The Season of 1949
The Season of 1948
The Season of 1947
The Season of 1946
The Season of 1945
The Season of 1944
The Season of 1943
The Season of 1942
The Season of 1941
The Season of 1940
The Season of 1939
The Season of 1938
The Season of 1937
The Season of 1936
The Season of 1935
The Season of 1934
The Season of 1933
The Season of 1932
The Season of 1931
The Season of 1930
The Season of 1929
The Season of 1928
The Season of 1927
The Season of 1926
The Season of 1925
The Season of 1924
The Season of 1923
The Season of 1922
The Season of 1921
The Season of 1920
The Season of 1919
The Season of 1918
The Season of 1917
The Season of 1916
The Season of 1915
The Season of 1914
The Season of 1913
The Season of 1912
The Season of 1911
The Season of 1909
The Season of 1909
The Season of 1908
From "Il Giorno" di Milano.
An excellent classification of tenors (A-Z tenors/...
Caruso, who knew Buenos Aires well, was often at t...
Schipa was Gigli's rival at the Colon
Gigli was REVERED at the Colon
Mario del Monaco sang Calaf ("Nessun Dorma") at th...
Toti del Monte sang a few at the Colon
Joan Sutherland sang Traviatta at the Colon
Maria Callas sang three operas at the Colon. Her b...
Amelita Galli-Curci -- sang in 1910 ('Musetta') an...
Giuseppe Anselmi (Valenti-Ferro, pp. 33 ff)
Alessandro Bonci (Valenti-Ferro, pp. 29ff)
Amedeo Bassi (in Valenti-Ferro, pp. 22 ff)
Gisueppe Borgatti -- cited by Valenti-Ferro, pp. 2...
Enzo Valenti Ferro, "Las Voces -- Teatro Colon, 19...
"Don Carlo" -- tenor aria, "Io l'ha perduta"
Buenos Aires.
Speranza is merging material from his opera blogs onto "Bonaria"
The Teatro Colon was for a time the 'soul' of the city. There was, literally, little else do do on a Tuesday night!
The "Concesion" Years: 1908-1930.
Administration year by year: 1930: Ferone
Administration year by year: 1929: Da Rosa (Mocchi...
The Scotto years: 1926-1928
Administration year by year: 1928: Scotto
Administration year by year: 1927: Scotto
Administration year by year: 1925: Scotto
Administration year by year: 1925: NONE!
Adiminstration year by year: 1924: Da Rosa & Mocch...
Administration year by year: 1923: Da Rosa & Mocch...
The Bonetti Years: 1919-1921
Administration year by year: 1922: Da Rosa & Mocch...
Administration year by year: 1921: Bonetti
Administration year by year: 1920: Bonetti
The Da Rosa-Mocchi years: 1915-1918
Administration year by year: 1919: Bonetti
Administration year by year: 1918: Da Rosa & Mocch...
Administration year by year: 1917: Da Rosa & Mocch...
Administration year by year: 1916: Da Rosa & Mocch...
Administration year by year: 1915: Da Rosa & Mocch...
Administration year by year: 1914: Leopoldo Longin...
The Ciacchi Years: 1908-1913
Administration year by year: 1913: Ciacchi
Administration year by year: 1912: Ciacchi
Administration year by year: 1911: Ciacchi
Administration year by year: 1910: Ciacchi
Administration year by year: 1909: Ciacchi
Administration year by year: 1908: Ciacchi
The Season of 1968
The Season of 1967
The Season of 1966
The Season of 1965
The Season of 1964
The Season of 1963
The Season of 1962
The Season of 1961
The Season of 1960
The Season of 1959
The Season of 1958
The Season of 1957
The Season of 1956
The Season of 1955
The Season of 1954
The Season of 1953
The Season of 1952
The Season of 1951
The Season of 1950
The Season of 1949
The Season of 1948
The Season of 1947
The Season of 1946
The Season of 1945
The Season of 1944
The Season of 1943
The Season of 1942
The Season of 1941
The Season of 1940
The Season of 1939
The Season of 1938
The Season of 1937
The Season of 1936
The Season of 1935
The Season of 1934
The Season of 1933
The Season of 1932
The Season of 1931
The Season of 1930
The Season of 1929
The Season of 1928
The Season of 1927
The Season of 1926
The Season of 1925
The Season of 1924
The Season of 1923
The Season of 1922
The Season of 1921
The Season of 1920
The Season of 1919
The Season of 1918
The Season of 1917
The Season of 1916
The Season of 1915
The Season of 1914
The Season of 1913
The Season of 1912
The Season of 1911
The Season of 1909
The Season of 1909
The Season of 1908
From "Il Giorno" di Milano.
An excellent classification of tenors (A-Z tenors/...
Caruso, who knew Buenos Aires well, was often at t...
Schipa was Gigli's rival at the Colon
Gigli was REVERED at the Colon
Mario del Monaco sang Calaf ("Nessun Dorma") at th...
Toti del Monte sang a few at the Colon
Joan Sutherland sang Traviatta at the Colon
Maria Callas sang three operas at the Colon. Her b...
Amelita Galli-Curci -- sang in 1910 ('Musetta') an...
Giuseppe Anselmi (Valenti-Ferro, pp. 33 ff)
Alessandro Bonci (Valenti-Ferro, pp. 29ff)
Amedeo Bassi (in Valenti-Ferro, pp. 22 ff)
Gisueppe Borgatti -- cited by Valenti-Ferro, pp. 2...
Enzo Valenti Ferro, "Las Voces -- Teatro Colon, 19...
"Don Carlo" -- tenor aria, "Io l'ha perduta"
Bonaria: The Operetta
Speranza
Buenos Aires
Speranza is merging material from opera blogs onto Bonaria:
View with horses
An almost mythical view of the thing -- so aeterea...
A good view of the Toscanini Passage
A good view with the new "marquesina" by Dormal (n...
When paintings told more than photos
The first affiche
A rather good view of you-know-what
La Scala 'sbanca' in Argentina
La Scala en Buenos Aires: Descubriendo Aída Gusta...
La Scala di Milano brillò e abbagliò nel “Teatro C...
Verdi--"Aida"
Colon, teatro di stagione -- "sucursal de la Scala...
Buenos Aires
Speranza is merging material from opera blogs onto Bonaria:
View with horses
An almost mythical view of the thing -- so aeterea...
A good view of the Toscanini Passage
A good view with the new "marquesina" by Dormal (n...
When paintings told more than photos
The first affiche
A rather good view of you-know-what
La Scala 'sbanca' in Argentina
La Scala en Buenos Aires: Descubriendo Aída Gusta...
La Scala di Milano brillò e abbagliò nel “Teatro C...
Verdi--"Aida"
Colon, teatro di stagione -- "sucursal de la Scala...
Bonaria: The Opera
Bonaria: The Opera
Speranza
Bonaria intends to merge Speranza's more specific collections on Teatro Colon.
Analysis of Bomarzo as an Italian Renaissance Oper...
Mujica Lainez and the Colon
"Il gran teatro" -- novel by Manuel Mujica Lainez ...
Parsifal, and the Italians at the Colon Opera Hous...
El gran teatro: analysis
El gran teatro -- the plot.
El gran teatro -- the substance.
Speranza
Bonaria intends to merge Speranza's more specific collections on Teatro Colon.
Analysis of Bomarzo as an Italian Renaissance Oper...
Mujica Lainez and the Colon
"Il gran teatro" -- novel by Manuel Mujica Lainez ...
Parsifal, and the Italians at the Colon Opera Hous...
El gran teatro: analysis
El gran teatro -- the plot.
El gran teatro -- the substance.
Bonaria, Colombo
Speranza
Buenos Aires.
For many, and for many years, to go to Buenos Ayres, or Bonaria, if you mustn't, was to check what was going on at the Teatro Colon. Or perhaps it was the other way round. Anyone exploring Buenos Ayres was bound to keep an eye on what was going on at the Colon.
Bonaria intends to merge with Speranza's more specific blogs on "Colon" -- so keep an eye!
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Book review
Lugi in "Tabarro": Tanner
Rinuccio in "Gianni": Schmunck
Schmunck, "Rinuccio"
Schmunck's roles in the Colon
Schmunck -- Villa Ballester
Schmunck: Rinuccio -- "Firenze e come un albero fi...
Villa Ballester's Schmunck
Argentine tenors
"Rinuccio" in "Gianni Schicchi": Schmunck
Carl Tanner as Luigi in "Il Tabarro"
Poda's "Trittico", Colon.
Nizza -- and her great grandmother: at the old Col...
"Georgetta" in Colon's Trittico: Aida Amarilli Niz...
Luigi/Georgetta Duets -- With Amarilli Nizza, crea...
Interview with Poda
Poda -- his Colon debut
Interview with S. Poda, who directed "Trittico" at...
Stefano Poda directs "Trittico" at Colon
Two good photos of Pintucci here
Angelo Pintucci, Buenos Ayres first Luigi-and-Rinu...
Angelo Pintucci, tenore zandonaiano
Angelo Pintucci (1880-1962)
Angelo Pintucci, Luigi-Rinuccio, Buenos Ayres, Jun...
Pintucci, recording of "Cavalleria"
Angel Pintucci: Colon's Luigi and Rinuccio -- firs...
Buenos Aires.
For many, and for many years, to go to Buenos Ayres, or Bonaria, if you mustn't, was to check what was going on at the Teatro Colon. Or perhaps it was the other way round. Anyone exploring Buenos Ayres was bound to keep an eye on what was going on at the Colon.
Bonaria intends to merge with Speranza's more specific blogs on "Colon" -- so keep an eye!
--
Book review
Lugi in "Tabarro": Tanner
Rinuccio in "Gianni": Schmunck
Schmunck, "Rinuccio"
Schmunck's roles in the Colon
Schmunck -- Villa Ballester
Schmunck: Rinuccio -- "Firenze e come un albero fi...
Villa Ballester's Schmunck
Argentine tenors
"Rinuccio" in "Gianni Schicchi": Schmunck
Carl Tanner as Luigi in "Il Tabarro"
Poda's "Trittico", Colon.
Nizza -- and her great grandmother: at the old Col...
"Georgetta" in Colon's Trittico: Aida Amarilli Niz...
Luigi/Georgetta Duets -- With Amarilli Nizza, crea...
Interview with Poda
Poda -- his Colon debut
Interview with S. Poda, who directed "Trittico" at...
Stefano Poda directs "Trittico" at Colon
Two good photos of Pintucci here
Angelo Pintucci, Buenos Ayres first Luigi-and-Rinu...
Angelo Pintucci, tenore zandonaiano
Angelo Pintucci (1880-1962)
Angelo Pintucci, Luigi-Rinuccio, Buenos Ayres, Jun...
Pintucci, recording of "Cavalleria"
Angel Pintucci: Colon's Luigi and Rinuccio -- firs...
The Colon Theatre and its satellites
Speranza
Buenos Aires
If you travel to Milano, you want to explore La Scala. If you go to Genoa, you want to explore the Carlo Felice. If you go to Bonaria, it's the "Colon Theatre". But a serious study of opera in Bonaria will show that there were MANY OTHER VENUES which were even more importantly, from the architecturally and artistic standpoint. Speranza opened his blog, "Teatro Colon and satellites", to explore this. The place when "Teatro Colon" is NOT in the focus of your agenda:
E.g.
check aview of the "Teatro dell'Opera" which reig...
-- The important entry should be for "Teatro dell'Opera" -- on Corrientes Street, after D...
Yet another view of the Coliseo Teatro with splend...
Another view of the Coliseo, on Calle Charcas
The imposing "Coliseo" Theatre where Mascagni has ...
Welcome to "Italian Opera in Buenos Aires" -- then. "Bonaria" merges with "Teatro Colon and its satellites" for a study of the operatic tradition, in architectural and artistic terms. Join and share!
Buenos Aires
If you travel to Milano, you want to explore La Scala. If you go to Genoa, you want to explore the Carlo Felice. If you go to Bonaria, it's the "Colon Theatre". But a serious study of opera in Bonaria will show that there were MANY OTHER VENUES which were even more importantly, from the architecturally and artistic standpoint. Speranza opened his blog, "Teatro Colon and satellites", to explore this. The place when "Teatro Colon" is NOT in the focus of your agenda:
E.g.
check aview of the "Teatro dell'Opera" which reig...
-- The important entry should be for "Teatro dell'Opera" -- on Corrientes Street, after D...
Yet another view of the Coliseo Teatro with splend...
Another view of the Coliseo, on Calle Charcas
The imposing "Coliseo" Theatre where Mascagni has ...
Welcome to "Italian Opera in Buenos Aires" -- then. "Bonaria" merges with "Teatro Colon and its satellites" for a study of the operatic tradition, in architectural and artistic terms. Join and share!
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