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| ARIA:
identifies,
enriches, and encourages the promising careers of exceptionally
talented native-born or naturalized American opera singers; annually
grants three $15,000 awards to vocal artists of exceptional ability and
undeniable promise for important careers; first awards were given in
1995 and the twenty four artists recognized thus far are making their
mark in the operatic scene The Aria Database: a collection of information about opera and operatic arias Alison
Jones' Opera Plot Summaries:
many synopses included that are nowhere else on the web Baby Doe: a
Colorado legend, her life, that of Horace and Augusta Tabor, and the
opera by Douglas Moore Guide
to Opera on CD: Ed Boxer's recommendations; prefers the recordings
of the great voices of the 50's, 60's and 70's Grove
Concise Dictionary of Music: the world's premiere music dictionary
features thousands of searchable entries, including definitions of
musical terms, brief biographies of composers, performers and ensembles Karadar's Classical Music World: composer biographies, libretti, Lieder words and much more |
 Cynthia Lawrence and Marcia Ragonetti |
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| MetManiac:
the
Metropolitan
Opera broadcasts database plus Met future seasons, Met feature stories
and more Metropolitan Opera Information Center: developed by the Metropolitan Opera Guild, this site contains information about the Metropolitan Opera radio broadcasts: stations, biographies, synopses, discography, glossary and more OPERA America: the
national service organization for opera Operacast: Schedule of
opera broadcasts on the Internet from all over the world Opera Glass:
by Rick Bogart; one of the longest lived and still one of the best
sites for diverse opera information Opera in Old Colorado: opera in Colorado in the late 1800s and early 1900s, and the houses where they were performed Opera e-Libretto: Ulric Voyer's collection and links to other sites with libretti OperaStuff:
biographies
of singers and links to opera companies, classical singer resources,
and forums Tabor Opera House: built in Leadville in 1879 by H.A.W. Tabor; newspapers of the day acclaimed it "the largest and best West of the Mississippi!" U.S. Opera: information about American composers and their operas by Christopher Hapka US OperaWeb: online quarterly magazine devoted to American opera; Robert Wilder Blue, editor |
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