The American Ring
Today, most of the major newspapers in the area (and one important blog) published reviews of the new production of Das Rheingold from Washington National Opera.
- Anthony Tommasini, National Opera Molds Wagner's 'Ring' to Fit American Myths (New York Times, March 28)
- Tim Page, A 'Rheingold' That Stands on Its Principals (Washington Post, March 27)
- Charles T. Downey, DCist Goes to the Opera (DCist, March 27)
- Tim Smith, Americanized 'Ring' cycle shows great promise (Baltimore Sun, March 27)
- Jim Allison, A "Ring" in America (VivaLaVoce/WGMS, March 27)
- T. L. Ponick, The Americanization of 'R[h]eingold' (Washington Times, March 27)
- Jens F. Laurson, Das Mississippigold: Sound Production Looks Like Zambello, Smells Like Chéreau (Ionarts, March 26)
- Robert Siegel, Wagner's 'Ring' Reimagined in America (NPR, All Things Considered, March 24)
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You read it here first! of course.
I haven't seen it yet (looking forward to seeing it April 8th), but I thought you might like to know that the NY Times just published a review of it.
http://www.nytimes.com/2006/03/28/arts/music/28rhei.html?_r=1&oref=slogin
The inimitable Maury, proprietor of the opera blog My Favorite Intermissions as posted his own review, called "Winged Toasters of the Gods".
It's a must-read!
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