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        Now that the Opera List has come back to life after the summer
        doldrums,  perhaps some of you may care to know what's on in
        the Toronto area operatically  speaking:

        The Fall season of the Canadian begins in September with
        Rigoletto and Werther, followed by Don Giovanni and Cosi fan
        tutte in November and December.  In October,  Opera Atelier is
        doing Nozze di Figaro and Acis & Galatea, both with
        traditional instruments etc.  More imminently is an orchestral
        concert with Canadian tenor Ben Heppner at Roy Thomson Hall on
        September 13.  He will sing selections from Beethoven, Weber,
        Wagner, and Verdi.  Heppner won the Birgit Nilsson price in
        1988, and has been singing in La Scala, Vienna, London, and
        the Met, where he triumphed as Idomeneo two seasons back.  I
        had the good fortune of attending an outdoor concert with
        Heppner at Harbourfront last weekend, and he was sounding
        wonderful these days.  He looks incredibly like a young
        Lauritz Melchior ( and has the physical and vocal heft to
        match, I think!)  For the Wagnerites amongst us,  his
        performances are well worth catching, as is the performances
        of another Canadian tenor, Paul Frey, who will be in town for
        an all-Wagner concert with the Toronto Symphony in January.

        More Wagner:  The new Levine Ring in Bayreuth in 1994
        apparently will have Polaski as Brunnhilde and Tomlinson as
        Wotan.  This is disappointing for many of us since I for one
        was hoping for James Morris and perhaps (dare I say it) Jessye Norman?
        The revised Tannhauser this year was beautifully done, and
        Domingo did the opening Parsifal, leaving the rest to Danish
        tenor Poul Elming.  The weather was unbearably hot (in the
        30's celcius) and the Fespielhaus is not air conditioned...

        If anyone wants specific dates for the Toronto performances, I
        will post them.

        Cheers,

        Joseph So



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