Last week I managed to sneak out of my never-ending meeting and headed to the Metropolitan Opera in Lincoln Center to watch Turandot.
Have you heard of Turandot before?
Frankly spekaing, the first time I heard about it is when I got the ticket :).
And this 3-act opera written by Giacomo Puccini is awesome.
You can easily google it for the complete story but for sure Turandot is another vivid reminder that eventually love conquers everything, including the frozen heart of the Chinese princess, Turandot :)
And this 3-act opera written by Giacomo Puccini is awesome.
You can easily google it for the complete story but for sure Turandot is another vivid reminder that eventually love conquers everything, including the frozen heart of the Chinese princess, Turandot :)
It was a great performance indeed, truly a feast to my eyes and ears.
The voices, the costumes, the properties...
All are so brilliantly showcased.
Although it is in Italian, thanks to the running text, I can easily follow this love story.
The voices, the costumes, the properties...
All are so brilliantly showcased.
Although it is in Italian, thanks to the running text, I can easily follow this love story.
Since I can't take pictures during the performance, here are some snaps I got before, during the intermission and after the show ;)
the wall of fame...some of the pictures of the famous artists .. |
So, all in all watching Turandot at the Metropolitan Opera is really a great experience.
Have you seen opera before?
Have you seen opera before?
Do you like it?
Join me in Wordless Wednesday and have a great bloghopping experinece :)
Join me in Wordless Wednesday and have a great bloghopping experinece :)
The poster sure does make it look like a wonderful show! How fun it must have been.
ReplyDeleteI know Alissa.. You should see the show.. OMG.. The voices and their costumes.. The stage.. So divine..
DeleteGlad you enjoyed yourself! I have never been to the opera, but I think it's something I would like to experience at least once in my life.
ReplyDeleteI am lucky indeed.. And I guess I wanted to see Madam Butterfly for the next show ;)
DeleteIt's good that you enjoyed it considering it's not your cup of tea, all looks very grand too :-)
ReplyDeleteHave an operatastic weekend :-)
Thank youuu.. I guess it will now be my cup of tea ;)
DeleteI don't go to the opera but my mom used to go a lot with my dad.
ReplyDeleteI would love to meet up with you in November. Just send me an email and we can meet up. If you visit my blog then you can use the contact form and we can work something out.
Wishing you a wonderful day and thanks for all of your lovely visits.
Julie xo
Will be in touch with you, Julie.. Cheers..
DeleteThat sounds like an awesome show. What a great experience.
ReplyDeleteIt was fun indeed, Robin.. And I guess I will come back for more ;)
DeleteI bet it was good to visit, I've never been but I think I would enjoy it to :)
ReplyDeleteYou definitely will, Claire.. It's just awesome ;)
Deletelooks fun..
ReplyDeleteyou should join meee :)
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