For those of you in NY and with a bit of time on their hands :-) Go say hello!
http://www.metoperafamily.org//metopera/news/news_flash.aspx?id=11908
The star tenor, on the Met stage as Cavaradossi in Tosca and Don José in Carmen this month, will sign copies of his new CDs, a German aria recital and Schubert’s Die schöne Müllerin, on Thursday, April 29, beginning 12.30pm. For more information, please contact the Met Opera Shop at 212-580-4090.
The star tenor, on the Met stage as Cavaradossi in Tosca and Don José in Carmen this month, will sign copies of his new CDs, a German aria recital and Schubert’s Die schöne Müllerin, on Thursday, April 29, beginning 12.30pm. For more information, please contact the Met Opera Shop at 212-580-4090.
Ah, si tocmai in ziua aia sunt la Washington. Dar o sa merg dupa Carmentul din 28 :) Acum ca stiu unde e backstage door, nu se poate sa ratez momentul. Sa-i transmit ceva?
ReplyDeleteOhhh, tocmai la tine m-am gindit cind am vazut anuntul! What a pity.. never mind i'm sure you'll catch up ;-))) Si merci mult ;-) Ma gindesc si iti spun :-)
ReplyDelete¿Y para los que no vivimos en Nueva York, qué?
ReplyDeleteBrunilda... los demas a mirar videos, escuchar audios y llorar de penaaaaa!! sniiif sniiiff sniiiff
ReplyDeletePues no nos queda otro remedio Hariclea, jejeje. A ver si cuando viene a Barcelona orgnizan también una sesión de firmas.
ReplyDeleteBrunilda cari no se yo ... el 12 tiene q cantar la Mullerin en Frankfurt.. Solo si el concierto del Liceu no acaba muy tarde quiza se podria hacer despues, pero quien sabe... Mejor no nos hagamos ilusiones....
ReplyDeleteBueno... vivamos de ilusiones, no crees?
ReplyDeleteI'd say that it might not be hoping too much to get signatures after a long concert! The signing turned into a session of almost three hours, and the Met shop staff in incredulous despair/amusement that Kaufmann took so long talking with people. JK seemed easy-going, polite, and warm. I thought about what to say and probably babbled anyway. But I felt taken seriously and was commensurately overwhelmed.
ReplyDeleteThis from Lucy:
ReplyDeleteI'd say that it might not be hoping too much to get signatures after a long concert! The signing turned into a session of almost three hours, and the Met shop staff in incredulous despair/amusement that Kaufmann took so long talking with people. JK seemed easy-going, polite, and warm. I thought about what to say and probably babbled anyway. But I felt taken seriously and was commensurately overwhelmed.
This was Lucy from http://operaobession.blogspot.com/ :-) sorry Lucy my moderation page is playing up so i had t copy the message like this :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing!! And good luck with the journey to Santiago! Enhorabuena! You will love it! And don't forget to try the cidra, fabada, cocido and other wonderful stuff in the region, And pleaseee bring back some pictures! I hope you have an absolutely wonderful time in Europe :-)
That signing at the Met is quite something, 3 h :-) But he obviously enjoys sharing with people and talkig to them and it is much better in surroundings like that when one can take a bit more time than at a stage door, I am glad so many people went and enjoyed it! And he does indeed listen :-) And so i can understand about stressing about what to say ;-) I am sure you said something nice and made him laugh or smile :-)