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...first act is highlighted by a duet between Jose (played by Vince Wolfsteiner) and Micaëla (played by Jane Lynch ’04)—the orphan girl Jose’s mother hopes he will wed—where the two extraordinary singers showcase their voices in a moving exchange...
...solo performance became an Aero duet midway through the third period. Corriero sent a pass to Banfield cutting through the slot, who fired it past Van Beusekom for the goal...
...vocal talent. Instead of trying to imitate an entire strings section, he let the Baroque Chamber Orchestra assume that position in the evening’s first act, and occupied the position of imitating solo violinist, enlisting cellist Kate Bennet in an ethereally beautiful, if entirely unconventional duet...
...despite the merits and strengths of the performance, it is impossible not to miss the richness of the Italian Libretto. The production does offer a small taste of the original language in the duet in Act III between Susanna and Rosina, in which Rosina, in a wonderfully ironic twist, suggests writing a note to the Governor in Italian. The ensuing duet between the two superbly talented singers recalls the historical and emotional associations the original libretto is able to conjure. These qualities are what Salzmann defines in his Note on the Translation as ties “to a world...
...second disc is a bit of a letdown, mostly because it includes many more collaborative endeavors. The duets with Cash’s wife, June Carter Cash, feel somewhat inappropriate, interrupting the solitary tone established in the previous disc. “Girl from the North Country,” a duet with Bob Dylan, also doesn’t quite work. Cash’s wonderful voice, which U2’s Bono calls “the most male voice in Christendom,” clashes with Dylan’s weak bleats. But the second disc does...