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After writing several small pop/easy listening style pieces, I have decided to go for it and write a larger work: an opera. I have the story down and I even named some of the characters after composers I really admire. I decided to outline the story and journal about my characters before doing anything else. Now I am going to move along and start writing the libretto. The biggest obstacle for me is writing for orchestra. I am a pianist and I can write for piano, voice and a solo instrument like one violin or one flute. But a full orchestra? I have zero experience in that. Maybe if I write
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Act III Intro-Recitativ-Aria.mid Here the beginning of the third act of an opera that I never finished. Enjoy it!
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I thought you guys might be interested in this opportunity:
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FRONTIERS 2013 Fort Worth Opera’s New Works Showcase Contact: Kurt Howard, Curator at frontiers@fwopera.org Entry Fee: $25 Open to: All composers who are residents of the Americas (North America, Central America, South America, and associated territories) Prize: Six to eight winning pieces workshopped and showcased during the 2013 Fort Worth Opera Festival; housing and travel to Fort Worth will be awarded to the selected composers. Deadline: May 31, 2012 Receipt Type: Postmark or registered mail receipt The purpose of Fort Worth Opera’s FRONTIERS program is to give voice to unpublished -
Hello to all fellow composers. I have been thinking a lot about composing another opera, but I am having trouble in finding a good story that would be suitable for it. It might help if I tell you a bit about my previous operas that I have written in the past few years. My first attempt in this field was made in late 2008. I was only about eleven when I made up my mind to compose a two hour long opera based on the Andersen fairy tale "The Swineherd." It was about a prince who wants to win the heart of a princess in a nearby kingdom. He sends over priceless gifts which she pretty much ignores
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Hello My name is Ashot Arakelyan. I am a private record collector. I sell very rare transfers (CDs) from 78s, mostly of italian, spanish and russian opera singers of Caruso era. Italian opera singers, whose recordings I sell primarily sang in the Italian smaller opera Houses and in Europe.This recordings are extremely rare and are impossible to find on the web. I mean recordings of tenors Francesco Bravi (1870-1904), Alfredo Cecchi (1875-?), Italo Cristalli (1879-1932), Carlo Cartica (1865-?),Antonio Fassino (1874-1915),Remo De Giovanni (?-?)and many many others. Recordings was made for Fonoti
