Comments on: International Opera Summer Program in Tel-Aviv 2006 http://www.ordinarynothing.org/blog/2006/06/international-opera-summer-program-in-tel-aviv-2006/ "A man can stand anything except a succession of ordinary days" -- Johann Wolfgang von Goethe Fri, 03 Sep 2010 23:29:44 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Yaron http://www.ordinarynothing.org/blog/2006/06/international-opera-summer-program-in-tel-aviv-2006/comment-page-1/#comment-276 Yaron Sat, 22 Jul 2006 19:46:00 +0000 http://www.ordinarynothing.org/blog/2006/06/international-opera-summer-program-in-tel-aviv-2006/#comment-276 This Friday, the 21st? The one passing the class was <a href="http://www.lucyarner.com/">Lucy Arner</a>. The singers were: <ul> <li>Angela Pihot, a Soprano from Moldova.</li> <li>Alon Harari, a Counter Tenor from Israel.</li> <li>Rachel Korninsky, a Soprano from Israel.</li> <li>Rodrigo Garciarroyo, a Tenor from Mexico (Maybe Garcia-Royo. They had it like that in the English version, but broke it into two words in the Hebrew version).</li> <li>Anita Watson, a Soprano from Australia.</li> </ul> On all the master-classes there is a stand near the main entrance with pages containing these details, in both Hebrew and English. I'll be writing my own notes on all the master-classes in the series I've been to this year, which will include a little more info such as the arias they sang, general impressions, and some of the points raised by the "master". But I probably won't get to it before mid next-week, and it will be a few more days to go through all the series to this Friday. But the above is the list of names and countries, plus a link to Lucy's website that contains her biography. So that should give you what you asked for. This Friday, the 21st?
The one passing the class was Lucy Arner.
The singers were:

  • Angela Pihot, a Soprano from Moldova.
  • Alon Harari, a Counter Tenor from Israel.
  • Rachel Korninsky, a Soprano from Israel.
  • Rodrigo Garciarroyo, a Tenor from Mexico (Maybe Garcia-Royo. They had it like that in the English version, but broke it into two words in the Hebrew version).
  • Anita Watson, a Soprano from Australia.

On all the master-classes there is a stand near the main entrance with pages containing these details, in both Hebrew and English.

I’ll be writing my own notes on all the master-classes in the series I’ve been to this year, which will include a little more info such as the arias they sang, general impressions, and some of the points raised by the “master”. But I probably won’t get to it before mid next-week, and it will be a few more days to go through all the series to this Friday. But the above is the list of names and countries, plus a link to Lucy’s website that contains her biography. So that should give you what you asked for.

]]> By: Judith Brooks http://www.ordinarynothing.org/blog/2006/06/international-opera-summer-program-in-tel-aviv-2006/comment-page-1/#comment-275 Judith Brooks Fri, 21 Jul 2006 14:34:49 +0000 http://www.ordinarynothing.org/blog/2006/06/international-opera-summer-program-in-tel-aviv-2006/#comment-275 Have just spent a delightfull Friday at a master class but would have appreciated some background notes about the "master " and the student participants as well as just a list of names and country of origin so that I could follow their future progress. Have just spent a delightfull Friday at a master class but would have appreciated some background notes about the “master ” and the student participants as well as just a list of names and country of origin so that I could follow their future progress.

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