Significados de russian opera en inglés

The Philips label, with Gergiev on its roster, became a recorded encyclopedia of Russian opera.

Next week he will bring the Kirov to the Metropolitan Opera for a festival of Russian opera.

To many of his countrymen he is more - nothing less than the saviour of Russian opera.

The most talked-about Russian opera company makes its debut in Belfast on Friday, at the Waterfront Hall.

We are told that "Boris Godounoff" is the first real Russian opera that America has ever heard.

This work is completely modern in thought and expression, and may be regarded as the foundation of modern Russian opera.

Russian operas, paintings, theatricals, the national ballet, the interior of churches and mosques are different from those of every other country.

It is considered Tschaikowsky's most successful opera, sharing with Glinka's "Life of the Tsar" the popularity of Russian opera.

Setting the classic Russian opera Kátya Kabanová in 1950s America is a risk - but one its star says works like crazy.

Photo: supplied Setting the classic Russian opera Kátya Kabanová in 1950s America is a risk - but one its star says works like crazy.

Spanish tenor Placido Domingo, Russian opera singer Olga Borodina, and violinist and viola player Yuri Bashmet are among the performers at the lavish gala performance.

The Russian Opera House is an enormous structure, and the finest piece which I saw given there was Glinka's "Life for the Czar."

Though they do say that the Russian operas don't analyze as well as the German or Italian ones -if you get what I mean.

Naumann wrote a "Judith" in 1858, Doppler another in 1870, and Alexander Seroff a Russian opera under the same title in 1863.