Julian Ingram <julian.ingram@...> writes:
>I eventually bought the Vela CD "Grandes de Zarzuela" and the same aria
>is track# 8 on that CD, but the disc list it as "Ramona" (which I know
>is incorrect). I'd always heard this tune as a folk tune called
>"Jinetes en el Cielo."  Is this the correct zarzuela it is from? Some
>search on the internet revealed a few hits listing the song as "La
>ronda del vaquero." Any information provided would be greatly appreciated.

Julian, it's a Spanish version of the popular American cowboy song
"Ghost Riders in the Sky"! I particularly like Sagi-Vela (my favourite
singer) doing the equivalents of the "yippee-aye-ay" refrain!!

CW
--
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http://www.zarzuela.net
"ZARZUELA!" The Spanish Music Site

I recently acquired a Luis Sagi Vela record without a label, but it
contains various songs from zarzuelas. One track struck a chord with me
and I don't know the name of it. The opening line is, "En una noche
oscura de terrible tempestad."

I eventually bought the Vela CD "Grandes de Zarzuela" and the same aria
is track# 8 on that CD, but the disc list it as "Ramona" (which I know
is incorrect). I'd always heard this tune as a folk tune
called "Jinetes en el Cielo."  Is this the correct zarzuela it is from?
Some search on the internet revealed a few hits listing the song as "La
ronda del vaquero." Any information provided would be greatly
appreciated.

Sincerest thanks,
Julian

The original English version of Andrew Lamb's extensive programme note
on "La generala", written for Emilio Sagi's new production  at Madrid's
Teatro de la Zarzuela, is published on zarzuela.net by arrnagement with
the theatre. Our version (unlike the Spanish version in the programme)
features some intriguing graphic material, from the time of the original
1912 production.

There's also a "2007 CD review roundup" of zarzuela and other Spanish
music, including Manuel Sirera's 2nd zarzuela album, an interesting
double album of tonadillas and a "one-man zarzuela" by Manuel Garcia,
and two exhilarating collections from the Bilbao Accordion Orchestra
(for the zarzuela fan who thought they had everything!)
--
Christopher Webber, Blackheath, London, UK
http://www.zarzuela.net
"ZARZUELA!" The Spanish Music Site

The death in his native Brussels was announced yesterday of Professor
Robert Pourvoyeur, for many years the great international champion for
zarzuela.

The doyen of operetta critics ANDREW LAMB has written a generous
personal appreciation of Professor Pourvoyeur and his work for
ZARZUELA.NET

CW
--
Christopher Webber, Blackheath, London, UK
http://www.zarzuela.net
"ZARZUELA!" The Spanish Music Site

A Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all aficionados everywhere!

In honour of El día de los santos inocentes, there is a new synopsis
online today, of an important but sadly little known zarzuela by
Torregrosa and "Quinito" Valverde. Happy reading!!

Chris
--
Christopher Webber, Blackheath, London, UK
http://www.zarzuela.net
"ZARZUELA!" The Spanish Music Site

Pedro Gomez Manzanares has conducted some analysis of the requested
titles from the SGAE archive: what are the most popular zarzuelas? who
requests them? which countries are most interested?

His encouraging findings (particularly concerning an exponential rise in
interest from abroad) are published on ZARZUELA.NET this morning.

The Spanish version is at:
http://www.zarzuela.net/zp_index.htm

(one click at the bottom of the article takes you to the English
translation, or of course you can go direct to the English from the
front page "recent articles" of the site)
--
Christopher Webber, Blackheath, London, UK
http://www.zarzuela.net
"ZARZUELA!" The Spanish Music Site

Sad news today from Madrid: the sudden death of the leading young
academic whose work on Chapí (together with Casares' on Barbieri) set
new standards for Spanish musicology.

There is a full obit. at
http://www.elcultural.es/Noticias.asp?c=501880

but, more personally, some beautiful memorial words from Enrique Mejias
Garcia, who is one of Iberni's outstanding students, on zarzuela.net.
You can access Enrique's article from the front page of the site.
--
Christopher Webber, Blackheath, London, UK
http://www.zarzuela.net
"ZARZUELA!" The Spanish Music Site

...And speaking of Gonzalo Roig's Cecilia Valdes, multi-talented and
multi-Grammy award winning musician Paquito D'Rivera has been busy writing a
full-length parody of the famed Cuban zarzuela, his taking place in contemporary
Cuba and titled Cecilo Valdes, Rey de La Habana. It is the male version of the
original story line. The first snippets from Paquito's zarzuela will be
performed on December 8th, concert style,?at the Weill Recital Hall at Carnegie
Hall in New York City.
Mariano Vidal

-----Original Message-----
From: Christopher Webber <zarzuela@...>
To: zarzuela@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sun, 25 Nov 2007 4:40 pm
Subject: Re: [zarzuela] Another duet from "La tempestad"?






cvlr@... writes:
>The recording of "Eva" is on Montilla Records FM-136. It was issued in
>1958. There most likely is a CD re-issue of the of the LP. How easy
>it is to find is a good question. The Montilla Co. may still have an
>office in the Miami, FL area. You can check under Fernando J. Montilla.

The Zafiro CD issue is still around in Spanish shops, but online of
course is a difficult proposition. The genuine and respectable Montilla
company has not been active for some time, although a pirate company
trading under their name (and using their old logos) was prosecuted in
Miami a few years back.

The original company issued a few early CDs (such as the transfer of the
old 1950's "Cecilia Valdes" LP set under the composer, and several Cuban
and Kraus compilations) but many of the later issues - eventually
appearing under a spurious "Orfeon" label - were from the pirating
company. These latter are to be avoided, musically as well as morally:
at least two managed to reverse the (very badly transferred) A amd B
sides from the Luis Sagi-Vela LPs they were ripping off!!

None of this applies to "Eva", which is a good and legal transfer under
the excellent yellow-and-white ZAFIRO CD label.
--
Christopher Webber, Blackheath, London, UK
http://www.zarzuela.net
"ZARZUELA!" The Spanish Music Site




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cvlr@... writes:
>The recording of "Eva" is on Montilla Records FM-136. It was issued in
>1958.  There most likely is a CD re-issue of the of the LP.  How easy
>it is to find is a good question. The Montilla Co. may still have an
>office in the Miami, FL area. You can check under Fernando J. Montilla.

The Zafiro CD issue is still around in Spanish shops, but online of
course is a difficult proposition. The genuine and respectable Montilla
company has not been active for some time, although a pirate company
trading under their name (and using their old logos) was prosecuted in
Miami a few years back.

The original company issued a few early CDs (such as the transfer of the
old 1950's "Cecilia Valdes" LP set under the composer, and several Cuban
and Kraus compilations) but many of the later issues - eventually
appearing under a spurious "Orfeon" label - were from the pirating
company. These latter are to be avoided, musically as well as morally:
at least two managed to reverse the (very badly transferred) A amd B
sides from the Luis Sagi-Vela LPs they were ripping off!!

None of this applies to "Eva", which is a good and legal transfer under
the excellent yellow-and-white ZAFIRO CD label.
--
Christopher Webber, Blackheath, London, UK
http://www.zarzuela.net
"ZARZUELA!" The Spanish Music Site

The recording of "Eva" is on Montilla Records FM-136.
It was issued in 1958.  There most likely is a CD re-issue
of the of the LP.  How easy it is to find is a good question.
The Montilla Co. may still have an office in the Miami, FL
area. You can check under Fernando J. Montilla.

On Nov 5, 2007, at 11:17 AM, Christian A. Lindsey wrote:

> I thought it sounded quite out of place for a piece in "La Tempestad."
> I've not seen a recording of "Eva." Is it easy to find?
>
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Live Broadcast from the Theater of La Faràndula in Sabadell, Spain-.

GUERRERO, JACINTO: “La rosa del azafrán”, zarsuela in 2 acts.

Carmen Aparicio.
   Marta Valero.
   Carles Daza.
   Carles Ortiz.

Chorus Amics de l’Òpera de Sabadell.
   Orchestra Simfònica del Vallès.
Dir.: Daniel Martínez.

   At 2:55 pm EST.

   Go to Operacast to look for Radio Station, or search directly for Catalunya
Musica.  This is the Radio Station that will be broadcasting the zarzuela in 15
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Christian,
Much better than many self-proclaimed professionals I have come across!
Delightful and quite enjoyable.?And it's not easy to sing stooped-over like
that! Keep up the good work and thanks for sharing this.
Mariano


-----Original Message-----
From: Christian A. Lindsey <clindz@...>
To: zarzuela@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wed, 7 Nov 2007 12:10 pm
Subject: [zarzuela] I have arrived! LOL






They've put some videos on YouTube of the zarzuela "La viejecita"! I
sang the lead tenor role of Carlos/la viejecita, and my wife sang the
soprano role of Luisa. You're welcome to check them out. I'm not
sure they want us to put links on here, so I'll just tell you how to
find them. Enter "Christian Lindsey Elda" in the search box.

Just remember, we're not professionals (neither was the recording--the
mic was behind the conductor)! We're semi-professional amateurs at
best, LOL.





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Not world-class, but certainly not semi-professional!  Strong singing.  I
was impressed and delighted.



George Soete

   _____

From: zarzuela@yahoogroups.com [mailto:zarzuela@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf
Of Christian A. Lindsey
Sent: Wednesday, November 07, 2007 9:11 AM
To: zarzuela@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [zarzuela] I have arrived! LOL



They've put some videos on YouTube of the zarzuela "La viejecita"! I
sang the lead tenor role of Carlos/la viejecita, and my wife sang the
soprano role of Luisa. You're welcome to check them out. I'm not
sure they want us to put links on here, so I'll just tell you how to
find them. Enter "Christian Lindsey Elda" in the search box.

Just remember, we're not professionals (neither was the recording--the
mic was behind the conductor)! We're semi-professional amateurs at
best, LOL.



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They've put some videos on YouTube of the zarzuela "La viejecita"!  I
sang the lead tenor role of Carlos/la viejecita, and my wife sang the
soprano role of Luisa.  You're welcome to check them out.  I'm not
sure they want us to put links on here, so I'll just tell you how to
find them.  Enter "Christian Lindsey Elda" in the search box.

Just remember, we're not professionals (neither was the recording--the
mic was behind the conductor)!  We're semi-professional amateurs at
best, LOL.

I thought it sounded quite out of place for a piece in "La Tempestad."
I've not seen a recording of "Eva."  Is it easy to find?


--- In zarzuela@yahoogroups.com, Christopher Webber <zarzuela@...>
wrote:
>
> Christian A. Lindsey <clindz@...> writes:
> >I have a CD called "Homenaje a una Voz: Alfredo Kraus."  Track 9 is
> >entitled "RUPERTO CHAPI: La Tempestad, Sé tú la cenicienta para mí".
> >I've performed this zarzuela and have two scores and 3 CD's of this
> >zarzuela and have never seen this duet anywhere.  Can anyone explain
> >this?
>
> Yes. It is the duet from Lehar's "Eva" in its Spanish version. Alas,
not
> an undiscovered rarity, but a misattribution!
> --
> Christopher Webber, Blackheath, London, UK
> http://www.zarzuela.net
> "ZARZUELA!" The Spanish Music Site
>

Christian A. Lindsey <clindz@...> writes:
>I thought that it seemed some what out of place musically for "La
>tempestad."  I haven't seen a recording of this.  Is it easy to find?

Yes - extended highlights of "Eva" with Kraus are readily available
in-store in Spain: though of course online is an entirely different
kettle of fish. You might try elcorteingles.es ...
--
Christopher Webber, Blackheath, London, UK
http://www.zarzuela.net
"ZARZUELA!" The Spanish Music Site

I thought that it seemed some what out of place musically for "La
tempestad."  I haven't seen a recording of this.  Is it easy to find?

--- In zarzuela@yahoogroups.com, Christopher Webber <zarzuela@...>
wrote:
>
> Christian A. Lindsey <clindz@...> writes:
> >I have a CD called "Homenaje a una Voz: Alfredo Kraus."  Track 9 is
> >entitled "RUPERTO CHAPI: La Tempestad, Sé tú la cenicienta para mí".
> >I've performed this zarzuela and have two scores and 3 CD's of this
> >zarzuela and have never seen this duet anywhere.  Can anyone explain
> >this?
>
> Yes. It is the duet from Lehar's "Eva" in its Spanish version. Alas,
not
> an undiscovered rarity, but a misattribution!
> --
> Christopher Webber, Blackheath, London, UK
> http://www.zarzuela.net
> "ZARZUELA!" The Spanish Music Site
>

Christian A. Lindsey <clindz@...> writes:
>I have a CD called "Homenaje a una Voz: Alfredo Kraus."  Track 9 is
>entitled "RUPERTO CHAPI: La Tempestad, Sé tú la cenicienta para mí".
>I've performed this zarzuela and have two scores and 3 CD's of this
>zarzuela and have never seen this duet anywhere.  Can anyone explain
>this?

Yes. It is the duet from Lehar's "Eva" in its Spanish version. Alas, not
an undiscovered rarity, but a misattribution!
--
Christopher Webber, Blackheath, London, UK
http://www.zarzuela.net
"ZARZUELA!" The Spanish Music Site

I have a CD called "Homenaje a una Voz: Alfredo Kraus."  Track 9 is
entitled "RUPERTO CHAPI: La Tempestad, Sé tú la cenicienta para
mí".  I've performed this zarzuela and have two scores and 3 CD's of
this zarzuela and have never seen this duet anywhere.  Can anyone
explain this?


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Thank you for taking that trouble, Fernando. And very good luck with the
remaining performances!

All attachments to discussion group mails are set to be stripped out,
for reasons of safety which I'm sure members will appreciate. If this is
not done, there is always a danger of scammers publishing virally
infected files (though in fact the new entry system seems to be working
well to exclude them).

As a principle of "netiquette" for Yahoo Groups, quite a number of
members are still not on broadband, and so do not wish to have to
download mails containing some (potentially very large) attachments.
--
Christopher Webber, Blackheath, London, UK
http://www.zarzuela.net
"ZARZUELA!" The Spanish Music Site

Sorry, Dan.

For those who did not receive the attached flyer, there it is the info:

OPENS FRIDAY!
Zarzuela Di Si Presents:
La Tabernera del Puerto
A Spanish Zarzuela by Pablo Sorozabal
Friday Sept. 28, Saturday Sept. 29, Friday October 5 and Saturday
October 6
All performances start at 7:30 pm.
At Salon Bolivariano (2443 Massachusetts Avenue NW, Washington, D.C.
20008)
Featuring:
Adriana Balzan (Marola), Alvaro Rodriguez (Leandro), Jose Sacin (Juan de
Eguia), Adriana Peri, Mariana Pino, Pilar Casado, Geraldine Beneitez,
Luis Wanderlinder, Fernando Delgado, Guillermo Almada & Olivier Delille
The Zarzuela Di Si chorus
Katherine Detwiler, pianist
Tickets: $25. Buy online now at www.zarzueladisi.org. For each
performance, online sales will close 3-4 hours before curtain (subject
to availability, you will be able to purchase at the door). Information
at (240) 505 1392.
Read about "La tabernera del puerto" at
http://www.zarzuela.net/syn/taberna.htm


-----Original Message-----
From: zarzuela@yahoogroups.com [mailto:zarzuela@yahoogroups.com] On
Behalf Of Dan Evans
Sent: jueves, 20 de septiembre de 2007 7:10
To: zarzuela@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [zarzuela] "La Tabernera del Puerto" - encore in Washington
DC

Hi Fernando,
I did not receive any of the specifics about
the encore in Washington, with your message.
--Dan Evans

"Fernando L." <fernando.delgado@ <mailto:fernando.delgado%40verizon.net>
verizon.net> wrote:
For those of you leaving in the Washington DC area, "Zarzuela Di Si"
will be presenting four additional shows of "La Tabernera del Puerto"
after the success of the two runs last July. I'm attaching the flyer in
case you are interested.

Fernando L. Delgado

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Hi Fernando,
     I did not receive any of the specifics about
   the encore in Washington, with your message.
   --Dan Evans

"Fernando L." <fernando.delgado@...> wrote:
           For those of you leaving in the Washington DC area, "Zarzuela Di Si"
will be presenting four additional shows of "La Tabernera del Puerto"
after the success of the two runs last July. I'm attaching the flyer in
case you are interested.

Fernando L. Delgado



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For those of you leaving in the Washington DC area, "Zarzuela Di Si"
will be presenting four additional shows of "La Tabernera del Puerto"
after the success of the two runs last July. I'm attaching the flyer in
case you are interested.

Fernando L. Delgado




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A comprehensive analysis - 8000 in Spanish, and not much less in
English! - is online today, from Ignacio Jassa, who examines the genre's
state of health from many angles.

Theatres, Concerts, Publications, CD and DVD, Worldwide promotion and
many other aspects are covered in depth, with links to a host of
reviews, articles and websites.

This substantial feature should be of interest to all aficionadios, in
Spain and out.
--
Christopher Webber, Blackheath, London, UK
http://www.zarzuela.net
"ZARZUELA!" The Spanish Music Site

Nice to hear from you too. Here busy as always.
   My brother has two zarzuela selections in youtube, "La dulce quimera" from
Cecilia Valdes and La salida de Juan from "Los gavilanes" he San them at two
concerts last year one of them "Cecilia" with Alina Sanchez. You can search
for Rodolfo Cutino. He got an standing ovation. As you can hear his voice is
more mature.
     A friend of ours is becoming an international opera star, Her name is
Eglise Gutierrez, she just performed La Viuda Alegre here, but she sang
Cecilia years ago and in some zarzuela concerts in Grateli. She has opera
selections in you tube.
    Greetings. Gabriel.

-------Original Message-------

From: Christopher Webber
Date: 08/24/07 04:26:46
To: zarzuela@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [zarzuela] La capa del chispero

gabriel cutino <gcutino@...> writes:
>Hi Chris: "La Capa del Chispero" is from Alonso's "La Castañuela". Is
>sung in Bluemoon's recording and also <M. Redondo in his 5 disc
>anthology.

Thanks very much Gabriel, and good to hear from you. Of course... It was
labelled as a separate item after the other two "Castañuela" items on
the disc, and I was too dense to make the connection. I am "tonto"!
--
Christopher Webber, Blackheath, London, UK
http://www.zarzuela.net
"ZARZUELA!" The Spanish Music Site




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I don't know what happened where you are, but Doña F. started at 2000 French
time on France Musique and ran to about 2215; it was followed by the
Domingo/Bayo recording of La Verbena. I heard the whole thing in Canada from
1400 to 1700 EST.

David Mayerovitch

   ----- Original Message -----
   From: George Stuart / Vivian Liff
   To: zarzuela@yahoogroups.com
   Sent: Saturday, August 25, 2007 4:41 PM
   Subject: RE: [zarzuela] Dona Francisquita on your computer


   I am listening to Radio France (9.00 pm BST) but hearing La Verbena de la
   Paloma. What happened to Dona Francisquita? Unfortunately I missed all
   opening announcements. At the suggested time I heard a soprano singing
   Berlioz!

   Vivian Liff.

   _____

   From: zarzuela@yahoogroups.com [mailto:zarzuela@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf
   Of Basilio Pissanos
   Sent: 25 August 2007 04:38
   To: zarzuela@yahoogroups.com
   Subject: [zarzuela] Dona Francisquita on your computer

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I am listening to Radio France (9.00 pm BST) but hearing La Verbena de la
Paloma. What happened to Dona Francisquita? Unfortunately I missed all
opening announcements.  At the suggested time I heard a soprano singing
Berlioz!



Vivian Liff.



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From: zarzuela@yahoogroups.com [mailto:zarzuela@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf
Of Basilio Pissanos
Sent: 25 August 2007 04:38
To: zarzuela@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [zarzuela] Dona Francisquita on your computer





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La pagina web dice que es el domingo (dimange), no sabado:



radio france

par Frédéric Lodéon le dimanche de 21h03 à ...Antonio Alvarez English
Chamber Orchestra direction : Enrique Garcia Asensio CD ENSAYO ENY CD 9734 Dona
Francisquita d'Amadeo Vives ...


-----Original Message-----
From: David Mayerovitch <davmay@...>
To: zarzuela@yahoogroups.com
Cc: don_basilio1_20036@...
Sent: Sat, 25 Aug 2007 1:25 pm
Subject: Re: [zarzuela] Dona Francisquita on your computer







Hello, Basilio. Thanks for this good news about the Doña Francisquita
broadcast.

I tuned in at 17:00 GMT Saturday and they were playing Chopin on the links you
gave.

I checked the France Musique site and it seems that the broadcast is scheduled
for 20:00 local time in France, which I believe is 2:00 pm US Eastern Daylight
Saving Time, not 1:00 pm.

David Mayerovitch
davmay@...

----- Original Message -----
From: Basilio Pissanos
To: zarzuela@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Friday, August 24, 2007 11:38 PM
Subject: [zarzuela] Dona Francisquita on your computer

Listen tomorrow (Saturday) at 17:00 GMT or 1:00 pm US Eastern
Daylight Savings Time

France Musique (Radio Station)
http://www.radiofrance.fr/francemusique/accueil/

Listen by clicking on any of these weblinks:

http://viphttp.yacast.net/V4/radiofrance/francemusique_hd.m3u

mms://viptvr.yacast.fr/tvr_francemusiques2

mms://viptvr.yacast.fr/tvr_francemusiques

http://viphttp.yacast.net/V4/radiofrance/francemusique_bd.m3u

Concert from June 22, 2007, at the Théâtre du Capitole à Toulouse

Amadeo Vives
Doña Francisquita

Ruth Rosique : Doña Francisquita
Milagros Martin : Aurora, La Beltrana
Ismael Jordi : Fernando
Vicente Esteve : Cardona
Trinidad Iglesias : Doña Francisca
Luis Alvarez : Don Matias
Armando Noguera : Lorenzo Perez

Orchestre National de Toulouse
Conductor : Miguel Ortega

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Hello, Basilio. Thanks for this good news about the Doña Francisquita broadcast.

I tuned in at 17:00 GMT Saturday and they were playing Chopin on the links you
gave.

I checked the France Musique site and it seems that the broadcast is scheduled
for 20:00 local time in France, which I believe is 2:00 pm US Eastern Daylight
Saving Time, not 1:00 pm.

David Mayerovitch
davmay@...

   ----- Original Message -----
   From: Basilio Pissanos
   To: zarzuela@yahoogroups.com
   Sent: Friday, August 24, 2007 11:38 PM
   Subject: [zarzuela] Dona Francisquita on your computer


   Listen tomorrow (Saturday) at 17:00 GMT or 1:00 pm US Eastern
   Daylight Savings Time

   France Musique (Radio Station)
   http://www.radiofrance.fr/francemusique/accueil/

   Listen by clicking on any of these weblinks:

   http://viphttp.yacast.net/V4/radiofrance/francemusique_hd.m3u

   mms://viptvr.yacast.fr/tvr_francemusiques2

   mms://viptvr.yacast.fr/tvr_francemusiques

   http://viphttp.yacast.net/V4/radiofrance/francemusique_bd.m3u

   Concert from June 22, 2007, at the Théâtre du Capitole à Toulouse

   Amadeo Vives
   Doña Francisquita

   Ruth Rosique : Doña Francisquita
   Milagros Martin : Aurora, La Beltrana
   Ismael Jordi : Fernando
   Vicente Esteve : Cardona
   Trinidad Iglesias : Doña Francisca
   Luis Alvarez : Don Matias
   Armando Noguera : Lorenzo Perez

   Orchestre National de Toulouse
   Conductor : Miguel Ortega





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Hello, Basilio. I'm listening now at 17:00 GMT Saturday and they're playing
Chopin on the links you gave. Do you know of a change of schedule for the Doña
Francisquita broadcast?

David Mayerovitch
davmay@...

   ----- Original Message -----
   From: Basilio Pissanos
   To: zarzuela@yahoogroups.com
   Sent: Friday, August 24, 2007 11:38 PM
   Subject: [zarzuela] Dona Francisquita on your computer


   Listen tomorrow (Saturday) at 17:00 GMT or 1:00 pm US Eastern
   Daylight Savings Time

   France Musique (Radio Station)
   http://www.radiofrance.fr/francemusique/accueil/

   Listen by clicking on any of these weblinks:

   http://viphttp.yacast.net/V4/radiofrance/francemusique_hd.m3u

   mms://viptvr.yacast.fr/tvr_francemusiques2

   mms://viptvr.yacast.fr/tvr_francemusiques

   http://viphttp.yacast.net/V4/radiofrance/francemusique_bd.m3u

   Concert from June 22, 2007, at the Théâtre du Capitole à Toulouse

   Amadeo Vives
   Doña Francisquita

   Ruth Rosique : Doña Francisquita
   Milagros Martin : Aurora, La Beltrana
   Ismael Jordi : Fernando
   Vicente Esteve : Cardona
   Trinidad Iglesias : Doña Francisca
   Luis Alvarez : Don Matias
   Armando Noguera : Lorenzo Perez

   Orchestre National de Toulouse
   Conductor : Miguel Ortega





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