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SeattleOpera uploaded a new video
Watch this excited and informative behind-the-scenes video as Costume Shop Manager Susan Davis showcases some of the beautiful costumes that will b...
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SeattleOpera uploaded a new video
Watch this episode of Speight's Corner, as Seattle Opera General Director Speight Jenkins and La Traviata Conductor Brian Garman discuss the music ...
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SeattleOpera uploaded a new video
Watch this preview video, taken during dress rehearsal, of Seattle Opera's production of Verdi's La Traviata. Performing now through October 31, 2009.
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SeattleOpera uploaded a new video
In this exciting video, we meet La Traviata Director Mark Streshinsky, who introduces us to the oustanding cast from this popular Verdi opera. We a...
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SeattleOpera uploaded a new video
Watch this video preview of Götterdämmerung from Seattle Opera's 2009 Ring Cycle. This exciting video features footage from some of the opera's mos...
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Sinfoniette
(2 months ago)
I watched the Seattle Opera's Ring cycle about a week ago and I would have to say that it was mindblowing (maybe there is the fact that its my first live Ring experience). Wotan (Grimsley) and Brunnhilde (Baird) was great! Not to mention the man who was singing as Hagen/Fasolt.
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dodi132
(2 months ago)
Wonderful music here!
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JJJewett
(1 year ago)
I completely agree with the statement above. Greer Grimsley is one best baritones I have ever heard. He was amazing in the 2005 Ring as well as Lohengrin, The Flying Dutchman, Parsifal, Tristan, Tosca, and Faust. Seattle is blessed to have an individual with so much talent sing so often with the opera. I wish he would do some recordings specifically of Lohengrin and the Ring.
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HugaPenguin
(1 year ago)
I am a huge fan of Mr. Greer Grimsley and the work he has done with with Wagner in this country. I was fortunate enough to be a supernumerary in Dutchman in Pittsburgh about 4 years ago when he was there but I have haven't heard him since. I would be very grateful if you posted anything of his on here.
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