#tiridate

[philoursmars]

Marseille, le MuCEM et sa nouvelle collection permanente (à mes yeux, bien plus intéressante et mieux présentée que la précédente…)

Suite et fin, enfin !!!

carreau à l'Ange - Iran, 1700

gourde à alcool, dite "kumanet" (percée pour être enfilée autour du bras) - Opishne, Ukraine, début XXe s.

aquamanile, dromadaire - Çannakkale, Turquie, fin XIXe s.

les 3 Saints hiérarques, Basile de Césarée, Grégoire l'Illuminateur, Jean Chrysostome et le roi Tiridate III changé en sanglier, avec Sainte Hripsimé - Kütahya, Anatolie, 1719

porte-huilier - Apt, Provence, XIXe s.

pichet - Corund, Transylvanie, fin XXe s.

[unulf0]

big fan of alto-tenor-soprano love triangle where the tenor and soprano Want That Alto So Effin’ Bad. big fan of how that only exists in one opera, to my knowledge.

[unulf0]

tiridate may be gender, but that does not exempt him from criticism, so i’ll say it: the lyrics of “stragi, morti” are stupid. i mean. “carnage, death, blood, arms.” do you have any idea how much you sound like an edgy kid?

[unulf0]

zachary stains’ tiridate gives me immense gender envy, as a tenor.

[unulf0]

act 2, scene 9+10. polissena… polissena please, he really isn’t worth it.

that aside- good to see that the sole tenor in radamisto is an utter shitass. yes, this is the kind of representation i want ( if you haven’t already figured from my opinions on grimoaldo rodelindareginadelangobardi ).