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Teatro Colón’s Moving Verdi Requiem

19/07/201811/07/2018 by Jonathan Spencer Jones

Argentina Verdi: Soloists, Chorus and Orchestra of Teatro Colón / Enrique Arturo Diemecke (conductor), Teatro Colón, Buenos Aires. 3.7.2018. (JSJ)

Dario Schmunck (tenor) , Enrique Arturo Diemecke (conductor) & Teatro Colón Orchestra (c) Máximo Parpagnoli

Sparkling Die Fledermaus From Juventus Lyrica

30/05/201819/05/2018 by Jonathan Spencer Jones

Argentina Strauss, Die Fledermaus: Soloists, Chorus and Orchestra of Juventus Lyrica / Hernán Sánchez Arteaga (conductor), Teatro Avenida, Buenos Aires. 11.5.2018. (JSJ)

l to r: Monserrat Maldonado (Rosalinde), Mirko Tomas (Eisenstein) and Ernesto Bauer (Falke)
in Juventus Lyrica’s *Die Fledermaus* (c) Liliana Morsia

Colourful Homage to Rossini: L’Italiana in Algeri from Buenos Aires to San Lorenzo

30/05/201817/05/2018 by Jonathan Spencer Jones

Argentina Rossini, L’Italiana in Algeri: Soloists, Chorus and Orchestra of Teatro Colón / Antonello Allemandi (conductor), Teatro Colón, Buenos Aires. 9.5.2018. (JSJ)

Rossini’s *L’Italiana in Algeri* (c) Arnaldo Colombaroli

Scarlatti ‘Triumph’ In Buenos Aires

21/05/201811/05/2018 by Jonathan Spencer Jones

Argentina Scarlatti, Il trionfo dell’onore: Soloists and Orchestra / Iñaki Encina Oyón (conductor), Centro Cultural 25 de Mayo, Buenos Aires. 4.5.2018. (JSJ)

The three ladies (from front) Sofía Di Benedetto (Doralice), Evelyn Ramírez (Leonora) and Josué Miranda (Aunt Cornelia) in Teatro Colón’s Il trionfo dell'onore (Photo Máximo Parpagnoli) — (From front) Sofía Di Benedetto (Doralice)
Evelyn Ramírez (Leonora) & Josué Miranda (Aunt Cornelia)
(c) Máximo Parpagnoli

Exquisite Bernarda Fink and Camerata Salzburg in Argentina

29/04/201825/04/2018 by Jonathan Spencer Jones

Argentina Stravinsky, Dvořák, Bach, Mozart: Camerata Salzburg, Bernarda Fink (mezzo-soprano), Mozarteum Argentino at Teatro Colón, Buenos Aires. 17.4.2018. (JSJ)

Bernarda Fink & Camerata Salzburg (c) Liliana Morsia

Fairy Tale Rusalka at Teatro Colón

23/11/201717/11/2017 by Jonathan Spencer Jones

Argentina Dvořák, Rusalka: Soloists, Chorus and Orchestra / Julián Kuerti (conductor), Teatro Colón, Buenos Aires. 14.11.2017. (JSJ)

Ante Jerkunica (Vodnik) and Ana María Martínez (Rusalka) in the Teatro Colón’s Rusalka. (Photo: Arnaldo Colombaroli) — Ante Jerkunica (Vodník) and Ana María Martínez (Rusalka) (c) Arnaldo Colombaroli

Exuberant Count Ory From Juventus Lyrica

16/11/201711/11/2017 by Jonathan Spencer Jones

Argentina Rossini, Le Comte Ory: Soloists, Chorus and Orchestra of Juventus Lyrica / Hernán Schvartzman (conductor), Teatro Avenida, Buenos Aires. 3.11.2017. (JSJ)

Conde de Ory-424 (1) — Jaquelina Livieri (Countess Adèle) & Sebastián Russo (Count Ory) in *Le Comte Ory* (c) Liliana Morsia

Satire And Humour In Offenbach’s Ba-Ta-Clan

30/10/201726/10/2017 by Jonathan Spencer Jones

Argentina Offenbach, Ba-Ta-Clan: Soloists and Orchestra of Buenos Aires Lírica / Juan Casasbellas (conductor). Teatro Picadero, Buenos Aires. 16.10.2017. (JSJ)

From l. Ximena Farías (Fé-an-nich-ton), Josué Miranda (Fé-ni-han) and Agustín Gómez (Ké-ki-ka-ko) in Buenos Aires Lírica’s Ba-ta-clan.Photo Liliana Morsia. — Ximena Farías (Fé-an-nich-ton), Josué Miranda (Fé-ni-han) & Agustín Gómez (Ké-ki-ka-ko)
(c) Liliana Morsia

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