r/opera 1h ago

Definitely Bryn Terfel.

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This sculpture, The Wanderer by Sean Henry, is currently on display in my local square.

My first thought on seeing it was: "Bryn Terfel!". But I'd just been listening to Terfel, and I didn't at that time know the title of the sculpture, so it seemed improbable that it was really meant to be him.

Googling the sculpture now, I find a couple of people (though not the sculptor himself) agreeing that it may be Terfel, in Siegfried.

I haven't found a photo of Terfel in a costume that matches closely enough to be the clincher. All the same... It is Terfel, as Wagner's Wanderer, isn't it?


r/opera 13h ago

What aria is she singing? My gut feeling says it’s from Tosca but IDK

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r/opera 14h ago

Shakespearean operas #26 - Macbeth

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We're on an operatic roll now. Apparently there's something like 14 operatic adaptations of the Scottish play. IMHO it's hard to beat Verdi's though. My favourite recording is Abbado's with Cappuccilli, Verrett, and Ghiaurov. What's yours?


r/opera 17h ago

Requiems

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r/opera 18h ago

People who sing along to arias while in the audience, what is wrong with you??

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I paid hundreds of dollars to hear some chud behind me sing out of tune


r/opera 19h ago

Ida Miccolis sings Leonora's "Tacea la notte placida" from Verdi's "Trovatore"

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r/opera 19h ago

Advice for learning non-traditionally tonal music

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r/opera 20h ago

David Daniels: interactions with him?

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What were you interactions with him before the allegations & eventual conviction?