An article by Luminița Arvunescu Since 2008, when the desire to meet her had wandered daily through the narrow spaces of everyday life – so that three years later could rejoice in the most beautiful meeting in Bucharest in a…
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Category: Legends
An article by Luminița Arvunescu The plan was for Elena Mosuc to be celebrated, on March 27th, with a gala concert at the Romanian Broadcasting Hall in Bucharest – a concert postponed because of the Covid 19 Pandemic for October…
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Giuseppe di Stefano was an Italian lyric tenor, hailed as one of the finest operatic tenors of his generation. Pippo (nicknamed by his friends) was known as the “golden voice and was considered the true successor of Beniamino Gigli. Even…
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Mary Violet Leontyne Price in an American soprano, born and raised in Laurel, Mississipi. She rose to international acclaim in the 1950s and 1960s, and was the first African American to become a leading performer at the Metropolitan Opera, and…
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Nicknamed La Prudentissima due to the attention given to her voice and the prudent choices of roles she evolved, Mirella Freni was one of the most appreciated sopranos in Italy, but also internationally. Incorporating the typical lyrical soprano, Freni is known for…
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