- (Aria,
Norma to
Pollione: "Qual cor tradisti" / "The
heart you betra****"; Duet:
Norma and
Pollione; ensemble, Norma, Oroveso,
Pollione, druids, priests:...
-
being burnt alive. St.
Pollio Deborah Mauskopf Deliyannis, "Ravenna in Late Antiquity" San
Pollione di
Cibali (in Italian) San
Pollione St.
Pollio v t e...
-
Pollione Ronzi (27
February 1833 in
Bologna – 3
September 1915 in Milan) was an
Italian operatic tenor, composer, conductor, and
voice teacher. He sang...
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Gaius Asinius Pollio (75 BC – AD 4) was a
Roman soldier, politician, orator, poet, playwright,
literary critic, and historian,
whose lost contemporaneous...
- the Met as Bellini's Norma,
opposite Carlo Cossutta in his Met
debut as
Pollione and
Fiorenza Cossotto as Adalgisa. In 1974, Caballé
appeared in the title...
- (Verdi)
Mario Cavaradossi,
Tosca (Puccini) Max, Der Freischütz (Weber)
Pollione,
Norma (Bellini) Radames, Aida (Verdi) Stiffelio,
Stiffelio (Verdi) Turiddu...
- Norma—Joan
Sutherland (Norma),
Marilyn Horne (Adalgisa), John
Alexander (
Pollione),
Richard Cross (Oroveso),
Yvonne Minton (Clotilde),
Joseph Ward (Flavio)...
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covered with the
pallu in a low-rise non-transparent sari, as well.
Vitruvio Pollione Scientific High School, Avezzano,
central Italy,
asked students to stop...
- the
theatre with
Giulia Grisi in the
title role and
Giuseppe Mario as
Pollione headlining the
performance and Max
Maretzek conducting. The
first season's...
- Zandonai's
rarely heard opera Giulietta e Romeo.
Later that
season he sang
Pollione in Bellini's
Norma opposite Maria Callas in the
title role. It was the...
