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Opera show Try to get your 16 years acid rocker son to go to the opera is like trying to President Bill Clinton to admit he had sex with Lewinsky that gal. You have a big battle ahead. The truth is that if we did not work, we would not have some of the other great music of our time, ultimately, all forms of music, especially Broadway musicals, just classic. And there is no longer that great classic opera.There is a reason that most of the works are sung in Italian. Most of the great writers of Italian opera. The few works in English, we, as "The Barber of Seville" will not compare to the old Italian Grand Opera. And these are the works that have given us some of the greatest singers in the history of singers music.Great back many years. Keeping this discussion in the 20st century, we must go beyond the incomparable Jussi Bjoerling, as it was called. Bjoerling lived from 1911 to 1960. He has not been done yet, but Italian Swedish bo. But he was one of the greatest of our time. He was the first tenor at the Metropolitan Opera in New York for over 20 years. Some of the most memorable performance was not at the Met, the Teatro dell'Opera di Roma, edited by Jonel Perlea, where he appeared in some of the greatest works ever written, including "Cavalleria Rusticana" and "Tosca" and "Carmen", to name only few.In the work world, many people were constantly comparing Bjoerling called another great tenor Enrico Caruso. Caruso Bjoerling very first, having been bo in 1873. At that time, was considered the greatest tenor of all time. After the arrival of Bjoerling, the debate began. Most are opera lovers to between two of the biggest. Caruso actually had technical problems at the beginning of his career has not overcome before the end of the century, when it was finally able to abandon the use of falsetto or transposition. Caruso has given many memorable performances during his short career, and probably the most popular of his role in "I Pagliacci", where sings what became his most famous aria, "the New jacket. The opera world does not belong only to men. There have been many women who came to the scene of the opera over the years. One of the most famous of these Leontyne Price was bo in 1927 and still lives today, even though it has long ceased to opera career. Price had a lot of victories in his career. His greatest asset is probably January 27 1961, when she made her debut at the Metropolitan Opera House when playing classical Leonora in Verdi "Il Trovatore". His performance was so incredible that this has led to obtain a 42 minutes standing ovation. This was one of the longest in the history of the Met. The criticism of his performance as "perfect." The largest scratching the surface of what has given us the work. If you've never been in work, by all means go. Even if you leave 16 years of age acid rocker home.Michael RussellYour independent Entertainment Guide