La vida entre los libros. Con #Buchmendel, Mendel el de los libros. #Zweig #Gluck #OrfeoEdEuridice #PhilippeJaroussky Léelo en 👉👉 https://buff.ly/2R4BFeF https://www.instagram.com/p/B5i2u_UoKdL/?igshid=jjczug4cifs6

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La vida entre los libros. Con #Buchmendel, Mendel el de los libros. #Zweig #Gluck #OrfeoEdEuridice #PhilippeJaroussky Léelo en 👉👉 https://buff.ly/2R4BFeF https://www.instagram.com/p/B5i2u_UoKdL/?igshid=jjczug4cifs6
A night at the opera. #metropolitanopera #metopera #orfeoedeuridice #livingthelifemontclair (at The Metropolitan Opera) https://www.instagram.com/p/B4V3IXNn6RK/?igshid=y9cqa2xenuav
#westedgeopera #gluck #opera #orfeoedeuridice pumped to see this one of a kind production of a classic! (at Oakland, California) https://www.instagram.com/p/B098WZ6HvUR/?igshid=1evj6kvxyzr4g
#Repost @opera_roma • • • • • #OrfeoedEuridice ritorna in scena domani sera. @mariangelasicilia #operaroma #TOR #instaopera https://www.instagram.com/p/BvL1OW4oWsx/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=t626l5lozmgz
enjoying some lento dolcissimo with #gluck and his #orfeoedeuridice (at Budapest XVI. kerület)
Pretend I did a better job filming and that the lady isn't in the way #gluck #orfeoedeuridice #quefarosenzaeuridice #classicalmusic #ottawa (at National Gallery of Canada)
Melodie - Orfeo ed Euridice
Forget the pleasant grove that’s supposed to receive Euridice’s corpse in the first scene: This show opened on a desolate beach, with a parade of mourners that resembled a Sicilian funeral procession, moving in silhouette across a pale and flattened horizon. But saying what it looked like can’t convey the combined force of the scene, the solemn opening chorus, and the contrast between the contained enactment of ritual and Orfeo’s violent display of grief. The whole show was like that, each element reinforcing the others, prodding you to hear something in a new way or to understand what words and music were getting at all along. This is why we go to music theatre; this is why it exists.
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/arts/music/orfeo-ed-euridice-at-the-coc-a-vivid-journey-into-the-underworld/article2015741/