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Opera Fans--Mezzo Arias - 5/6/2008 10:51:20 PM
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besiderself
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Ladies and Gentlemen;
I am just finishing up my 3rd semester in an attempt to finish my college degree with a BA in vocal music. Fall 08 will be the last semester I will add much new literature before my recital in Spring.
So far my repertoire is full of a lot of "bleeding chunks"--i.e., big, technically difficult pieces. I need some light and fun art songs or arias to round out my repertoire for my recital.
But I am so very ignorant of the genre, and I need help finding some fun, comical, or light pieces suited to a very warm mezzo voice.
Can you help? Any suggestions will be appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
besiderself
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RE: Opera Fans--Mezzo Arias - 5/7/2008 8:51:25 PM
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bigboytenor
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Finishing my MM in vocal performance this month and just did my graduate recital containing pieces by Purcell, Brahms, Tosti, Duparc, Hundley and Puccini. I've taught college voice for 4 years, so I have a little knowledge here.
Look for something by Bellini - typically not technically too demanding, but as a bel canto composer, it's beautiful music. You might also consider Che faro senza Euridice which is also beautiful and not terribly technically tough.
Those are just a couple of suggestions. If you have any other questions, send me a PM and I can load you up.
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RE: Opera Fans--Mezzo Arias - 5/8/2008 10:55:16 AM
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besiderself
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ORIGINAL: bigboytenor
Finishing my MM in vocal performance this month and just did my graduate recital containing pieces by Purcell, Brahms, Tosti, Duparc, Hundley and Puccini. I've taught college voice for 4 years, so I have a little knowledge here.
Look for something by Bellini - typically not technically too demanding, but as a bel canto composer, it's beautiful music. You might also consider Che faro senza Euridice which is also beautiful and not terribly technically tough.
Those are just a couple of suggestions. If you have any other questions, send me a PM and I can load you up.
Thanks! I'll look for something like that. I've done Che Faro. Loved it. It will definitely be in my recital. Maybe When I am laid in earth by Purcell, too. Did that this semester.
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