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You Don't Own Me: The Myth and Magic of Bizet's Carmen

Carmen is maybe the most famous heroine in all of opera. She’s a woman of Romani descent living in 19th century Spain, sensual and self-confident, aware of the power she wields over men — and she enjoys it. In her signature aria, popularly known as the “Habanera,” she describes herself as a bird wh…

Misogyny in opera

'Is opera the most misogynistic art form?' asked Charlotte Higgins in The Guardian back in 2016, noting that the genre itself seems to devour women. In Classical Music Magazine in 2020, Becca Marriott argued that 'Sexism is preventing women from forging a career in opera'. Over the course of the n…

In the Spotlight - December 30

07:00 PM In the Spotlight with Ian Johnston featuring composer Andre Messager born on this day in 1853 07:01 PM MESSAGER Les Deux Pigeons Ballet Suite Orchestra of The Royal Opera House Covent Garden; Conductor, Sir Charles Mackerras 07:22 PM MESSAGER Monsieur Beaucaire Philomel Marilyn Hill Smith…

The Six String Variety Hour - Episode April 2, 2024

Classical Guitar SoundsPlaylist: Speedy West & Jimmy Bryant - Speedin' West Canadian Guitar Quartet - Concerto Pour Deux Violincelles en sol mineur, RV 531: 1 Allegro Sharon Isbin, Steve Vai - Allegro Brent Saklofske - The Pharoah's Winter Palace Muriel Anderson - Parisian Waltz Laura Young, Fran…

Opera: Drama in Music

Episode at a Glance From Monteverdi’s first experiments in the 1600s to Puccini’s tear-stained arias, Wagner’s thunderous dramas, and modern stagings with LED screens — opera is music turned into theater, and theater turned into music. It has carried love, betrayal, politics, and passion for over …

Notes from the Aisle Seat Episode 3.9 - The "Frozen Pipes" Edition

Welcome to Season 03 Episode 09 - the "Frozen Pipes" edition - of Notes from the Aisle Seat, the podcast featuring news and information about the arts in northern Chautauqua County NY, sponsored by the 1891 Fredonia Opera House. Your host is Tom Loughlin, SUNY Distinguished Teaching Professor and C…

The Other Side Of The Tracks 592 Monday 18.04.2022 Classical, Chillout, Ambient and Field Recordings

CHILLED SOUNDS tonight on my radio show The Other Side Of The Tracks to start the week off. I play Classical, Chillout, Ambient and Field Recordings from featured Limerick artist Patrick Corcoran. Track list: Symphony No. 7 in A Major, Op. 92: II. Allegretto - Ludwig van Beethoven,Orchestre Révol…

Upbeats: Season 4, Episode 10 (Summer Bangers)

JJ and Haz suggest three categories of summer music to enjoy,  'bubble, deckchair and fiesta', before selecting 6 summer bangers to see the sun in. Includes hip jiggling, graffiti and casting issues in Carmen.  Support the show www.artsactive.org.ukEmail a2@artsactive.org.ukX @artsactiveInstagram a…

ITL #16: When in Seville

Chris and Sridhar do a live listening of Mozart’s newly discovered piece before discussing the peculiar role of Spain in Western music, operas set in Seville, and the greatness of Georges Bizet’s “Carmen.” Also...we. have merch! Go browse our wares—it’s a great way to help support the show wh…

EP20.【看见美】一百种方式说我爱你

什么是爱?当中表白是爱吗?土味情话是爱吗?清空购物车是爱吗? 显然,爱有很多种不同的表现形式。 盖瑞·查普曼说爱有五种语言:肯定的言辞,好品质的时间,接受礼物,身体的接触,和服务的行动。 但爱的表达形式又不仅限与这五种。我们仿佛可以通过各式各样的隐喻来感受爱。有人用太阳形容爱的炙热,有人用月亮感叹爱的变幻无常,有人把爱比喻成自由的小鸟,有人透过草莓味的香烟气味来描述对爱的遐想。 不同的人也会用不同的方式表达爱。柏拉图认为爱是扶级而上的,透过你的美,让我看到了自己原初的美好。村上春树说喜欢你就像喜欢春天的熊一样。 爱是一种技能。有人说,当下的年轻人是最渴望爱情的,也是在现实的逼迫下最…