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Turandot Sunday, May 31, 2009 at 3pm Concert performance with full orchestra Featuring The performance features Boston audience favorites David Kravitz, Frank Kelly, and Charles Blandy as Ping, Pang, and Pong, as well as the Boston City Singers, Jane Money, Artistic Director. Considered Puccini’s masterpiece, Turandot remains as popular today as at its premiere in 1926. Set in China in “legendary times,” it tells the story of Prince Calaf'’s courtship of the icy princess Turandot, whose suitors must successfully answer three riddles or face certain death. The prince succeeds and then poses his own riddle to Turandot: she must discover his name. The opera is full of fiery, exotic music and soaring melodies, including the sublime tenor aria “Nessun dorma.” At 2 pm in the hall, opera expert Michael Sims will discuss the history and development of Puccini’s opera. |
For wheelchair-accessible seats or other seating needs, call 617.267.7442 (M-W-F, 10am-1pm).
10% off ticket prices for seniors, students, WGBH members, and groups of 6 or more.
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The performance and lecture are sponsored by Concert Opera Boston. |
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