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the cologne opera house was built by architect wilhelm riphahn between 1954-57. it is considered his main work and was awarded with the kölner architekturpreis in 1967.
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today, exactly one year ago, i sent in my application for the position of web evangelist at opera software. it took quite a long time to go from october 2008 to my actual start in the new job on the 16 august 2009...one live interview, three phone interviews, lots of waiting...but in the end, it all came through. here's to the first anniversary of taking my life in a new and exciting direction!
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Vector Illustration(.ai),A set of 127 illustrations.
Price: $127
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I was in China, I was traveler,I love oriental art. these are my own collection, hoping to share with you.Also hopes to sell these collectibles make me go farther.My English is not good, please understand.
Opera at Western. The Secret Gardener. Paul Davenport Theatre-Talbot College-Western University. November 20th, 2019. Photo: Claus Andersen
Performance with Pamela Hay, Paul Featherstone and Steven Neugarten at Maestro Arts Gallery, Putney 18.11.13. Photo by Alan Roderick LRPS, LSWPP
The opera was a blast. You have to tell me but this opera (Marriage of Figaro) had a lot of sexual overtones in "the Prague" version.
Figaro and the count fondled many of the actresses and there was a lot of rolling around on the floor. Actually, there was singing on the floor as well. I have never seen an opera singer sing while lying down.
Anyway, very funny and beautiful singing.
The Choir Girl interviews the Chorus of the Edmonton Opera Eugene Onegin production www.thechoirgirl.ca/2013/04/dear-opera-chorus.html
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.