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Opera at Western. The Secret Gardener. Paul Davenport Theatre-Talbot College-Western University. November 20th, 2019. Photo: Claus Andersen
The ubiquitous photo of the Sydney Opera House. Which must be the most photographed icon of Sydney Harbour, along with the Sydney Harbour Bridge.
Opera Król Roger (King Roger) by Karol Szymanowski, directed by Mariusz Treliński. Wroclaw Opera, Wroclaw, Poland.
It sucks. Goes against everything Mobile Safari has taught the user (double-tap to zoom to a column, render fonts correctly and don't change font sizes when they're labeled as headliners and paragraphs in the code).
HO - Helder Olino - 15 de Abril de 2009 - Lisboa - Opera Agrippina do compositor George Frideric Handel, no Teatro Nacional de Sao Carlos
This gorgeous bracelet has 5 strands of creamy freshwater pearls. I strung them on beading thread which gives them a lovely drape and used sterling silver bars to keep the strands in place. A cluster of pearls sits at one end of the bracelet to weigh the clasp to the bottom of the wrist. A sterling silver lobster claw clasp provides a secure closure.
wu hae - some promo shots made during opera nowohucka concert in nowa huta steel plant. this picture was taken in natural light - iso 12800 ! no noise reduction was made just to keep "dirty" look.
Budapest Opera House, Hungary, 2005. I saw 'Madame Butterfly' with Hungarian sub-titles....[it would not be the last time I saw opera with Eastern European subtitles...]
Beijing Opera rehearsals. It must be an acquired taste. We found the music really jarring and even painful, but these three ladies here seemed to think that there was no better place to relax and knit in peace. I am embarrassed to admit that was reminded of "Ingrown Toenail Symphony", the title my grandmother gave to any piece of music she found, well, I don't need to explain.
We were nevertheless grateful for the invitation and for the chance to take a look at the various traditional instruments!
Chinese opera together with Greece tragic-comedy and Indian Sanskrit Opera are the three oldest dramatic art forms in the world. During the Tang Dynasty (618 – 907), the Emperor Taizong established an opera school with the poetic name Liyuan (Pear Garden). From that time on, performers of Chinese opera were referred to as 'disciples of the pear garden'. Since the Yuan Dynasty (1271 - 1368) it has been encouraged by court officials and emperors and has become a traditional art form. During the Qing Dynasty (1644 - 1911), it became fashionable among ordinary people. Performances were watched in tearooms, restaurants, and even around makeshift stages.