Owing to the limited size of the performing space, only a small audience could be admitted to see How It Storms each night. I attended on Thursday evening, and I count myself lucky to be among the 100-or-so people who experienced the piece during its brief run.
What’s the best way to describe the Arraymusic Studio, on Walnut Street in downtown Toronto? Is it a loft? A warehouse space? Whatever the label, the place is dripping with post-industrial chic. And it was here, on Wednesday and Thursday evenings, that a new chamber opera – How It Storms – by composer Allen Cole and librettist Maristella Roca was performed.
Owing to the limited size of the performing space, only a small audience could be admitted to see How It Storms each night. I attended on Thursday evening, and I count myself lucky to be among the 100-or-so people who experienced the piece during its brief run.
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This article originally appeared on the website Wolfgang’s Tonic (see here). There are many pianists, but there is only one Valentina Lisitsa. She’s classical music’s first “YouTube sensation,” who famously became famous by posting clips of her performances on the popular video-sharing website. Since 2007 the 41-year-old musician with flowing blonde hair has posted about 200 clips online, receiving about 80 million views worldwide. Today, she has an international career and a recording contract with the Decca label. |
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