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Re: [zarzuela] Re: Baritone Romanza en Tabernera

The baritone steals the show anyway with his last beautiful aria and this "lost"
romanza may have gotten in the way.?
Although out of curiosity, I wouldn't mind hearing it someday.
Mariano


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From: Christian A. Lindsey <clindz@...>
To: zarzuela@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thu, 24 Apr 2008 11:32 am
Subject: [zarzuela] Re: Baritone Romanza en Tabernera






"I'd guess it would add little to the final version, unless
(unthinkably) you were to cut the superb replacement."

My thinking exactly. Thanks for the info.

Christian






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Thu Apr 24, 2008 4:41 pm

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Every time we would perpare for "La Tabernera del Puerto" in Spain, the conversation would come up about an unperformed baritone romanza called "De aquel amor... 		Christian A. Lindsey
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Christian ... This was the romanza written for Marcos Redondo, but it was felt to be too soft in character and replaced by the passionate and larger-scale act...
Christopher Webber
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4:51 pm

"I'd guess it would add little to the final version, unless (unthinkably) you were to cut the superb replacement." My thinking exactly. Thanks for the info. ...
Christian A. Lindsey
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3:32 pm

The baritone steals the show anyway with his last beautiful aria and this "lost" romanza may have gotten in the way.? Although out of curiosity, I wouldn't...
Mariano
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