Word: sung
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...training in and out carrying a yellow rose. After her marriage, reference is made to her wedding ring, yet she wears some. When Toby says, "Let's have a catch it is ridiculous for Andrew to comment, "By my troth, the fool has an excellent breast," unless they have sung a catch. As the disguided Viola, Katharine Hepburn is properly masculine and looks surprisingly young; but her voice-ay, there's the rub. Her delivery is jarring, mechanical, and unintelligent; both she and the director fall even to perceive that the rhythm of "your own most pregnant and voch safed...
...week on charges of election fraud, and also in jail or under questioning were a Supreme Court judge, two former police directors, two bank governors, three provincial governors, an ex-mayor of Seoul and 21 other high-ranking officials of Rhee's Liberal Party. Former Defense Minister Shin Sung Mo, accused of involvement in political assassinations, fell dead of a stroke in the midst of his interrogation. In the National Assembly, 104 out of 138 Liberal members declared that they were now independents "in the spirit of the revolution." and all across the country, police stations organized "public hearing...
...young tenor appearing as Radames in Verdi's A'ida had sung "magnificently," said the Manchester Guardian; his voice had "sweetness, heroic size and natural musicality." That review, and others like it, gave the tenor pause: "I decided I had better go somewhere and learn to sing...
...singer, briefly studied voice in New York. An agent advised him to get live dramatic experience, and he took off for England, where Covent Garden promptly offered the role of Radames in A'ida after a single audition. Since then, in London and Amsterdam, he has never sung anything but lead roles, already has offers from Vienna, Hamburg, Tel Aviv. Worries Del Ferro: "A tenor can be ruined vocally and psychologically by going too fast...
...wonder if there's any future in it." Mezzo Lane sang her first traditional operatic roles at Manhattan's City Center-Carmen, and Amneris in Aïda, neither of which she had ever seen. Now married to St. Louis-born Conductor Samuel Krachmalnick, Mezzo Lane has sung Carmen so frequently and exhaustingly in recent months that she has had to drop virtually everything else-even, she reports, "making love." A fiery, volatile woman, she regrets only one thing about the role-the succession of Don Joses she has to deal with. "Most tenors," says Lane-Carmen...