Dear List,
This is an update regarding the Parisina recordings recently
released. I have just received the set from France, and updated
information on the web site at:
http://www.mascagni.org/works/parisina/recordings.html
The set is very nicely presented in a special box which simply
Thanks Maria,
I forwarded this address, I hope it will help!
-Erik
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Dear Erik,
Here is something to try:
Recording Musicians Association
International Office: 817 Vine St., Hollywood, CA 90038-3715
(323) 462-4RMA (323) 462-4762 Fax: (323) 462-2406
Hope it
Dear list,
Mike Volpe sends us an update about the Holland Park performances of
L'Amico Fritz. In his own words:
"The production was a fantastic success. The audiences flocked to it
(sold out weeks before) and the response was amazing. Indeed, we
are considering bringing it back next
Dear List,
Cesare Orselli sends us the news of a newly released CD. I reproduce
below the text of the news published at http://www.mascagni.org/news/:
Bongiovanni has just released a CD of Mascagni's music for
piano. The recording, performed by Marco Sollini, also includes all
the piano
Hi all,
I just wanted to remind you that the recording of L'amico Fritz with
Pavarotti and Freni is part of a series of reissues by EMI.
It's available here:
http://www.towerrecords.com/product.asp?pfid=1888143
I can't comment on the differences in sound or otherwise with the
original EMI
Hi all,
John Mucci wrote:
For those of you interested in Scores, I notice that if you search
under MASCAGNI at Alibris.com you get some very interesting
items. One caught my eye, but not my budget:
Title: I Rantzau.
Thanks for this information John. I actually bought a couple of
Dear list members,
I wanted to mention a few additions to the web site:
1. The program of the Study Day of Livorno, which will take place on
December 7, is now available:
http://www.mascagni.org/features/20001126/
http://www.mascagni.org/features/20001126/program-italian.html
In honor of Mascagni, and with true pointed meaning toward the
political scene of the United States, I played the aira from IL
PICCOLO MARAT, "Popolo Stolto..." (You stupid people!)
That's pretty good thinking :-) Plus, it's a really wonderful aria.
I for one listened about a dozen times to
Hi all,
This is a reminder that Mascagni passed away 56 years ago, on August 2,
1945. Good occasion to listen to some Mascagni!
Regards,
-Erik
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Dear list,
I just updated the news page with two interesting items. I paste the
text below:
Performances of Nerone in Rome
The Rome audience was lucky to be able to attend performances of
Nerone on August 3 and August 5 at the Grandi Terme Villa Adriana,
in the context of the Festival
Dear list,
I thought Mascagni fans would be interested to hear about the
following news:
First, a concert version of Iris will be performed at the
Concertgebouw in Amsterdam on January 18, 2003. Jean-Yves Ossonce will
conduct the Radio Symfonie Orkest and the Groot Omroepkoor. Solists
will be
Thanks you Roger,
I think Cesare Orselli and the Centro Studi Mascagnani had the project
of a competition last year, but I haven't heard anything since then,
so I assume that the competition didn't take place (but I may be wrong
- I will try to inquire). This is a good idea but I guess would
Dear list,
I found out recently that details about the performances of Si in Vienna
are available: a series of 10 performances will take place in October,
November and December 2002. More information can be found at the web
site of the Volksoper Wien:
http://www.volksoper.at/werke.htm
Thanks for this entertaining information! I find the comparison
between the play and the novel interesting because the same can be
said for Mascagni's I Rantzau. In the novel, Les deux freres, the
two brothers never reconcile in spite of their children getting
married. In the play, Les Rantzau,
Dear list,
I forgot to mention a few recent discography updates:
1. Placido Domingo's latest album, Sacred Songs, prominently
features on its first track Mascagni's Ave Maria based on the
Intermezzo of Cavalleria Rusticana. Domingo already recorded this
piece live at least once in 1992,
Dear list,
An entire 92-page book dedicated to the Opera was published in 1935 on
the occasion of the premiere of Nerone:
http://www.mascagni.org/framed-images/504306
This copy has unfortunately suffered water damage, but most of the
book is intact. It contains a number of pictures and the
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