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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1908

Page

8

Plans For Season At New York Opera Centers

Giulio Gatti-Casazza Oscar Hammerstein and Henry W. Savage announce engagements of singers and season plans for the Metropolitan Opera House Manhattan Opera House and Savage. The piece argues opera as instruction and recreation for students and highlights New York as a center of musical education.

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Metropolitan Opera to halt commercial aims this season

The Metropolitan Opera House decides to stop operating for profit and reinvest all earnings to improve performances. The 20 week season begins November 16 with new and returning artists, including Emmy Destinn, Maria Gay, Marianne Flahaut, Frances Alda, Felicie Kaschowska, Leonora Sparkes, Carl Jérn, Angelo Bada, and Rinaldo Grassi among others.

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Metropolitan Opera House season aims for memorable 1908 09

The text notes the season at the Metropolitan Opera House for 1908-09 is hoped to be memorable for its importance and artistic achievement. It emphasizes high expectations and significance of the coming season.

Metropolitan Opera House

The Manhattan Opera House opens grand season pledge

Oscar Hammerstein declares the Manhattan Opera House advances musical art and will present novelties by famed composers. He discusses education through grand opera, plans for a twenty week season, and collaborations with top artists like Melba Tetrazzini Garden and others.

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Metropolitan Opera Announces New Season Details and Casts

The Metropolitan Opera outlines a bold season with new works from D Albert Catan i Puccini and Smetana plus revivals of Manon Figaro and Falstaff. Toscanini Spetrino Mahler Hertz lead a larger 130 member orchestra two choruses and a new chorus school. star artists include Mary Garden La Bin Renaud Zenatello and Vieulle with Campanini conducting.

D'Albert Marta Catalani Converse Goldmark Humperdinck Laparra Puccini Engelbert Humperdinck Carl Goldmark Frederic S. Converse Quale Amato Eduard Missiano Milan Allen Hinckley Adamo Didur Herbert Waterous Paul Ananian Enzo Bozzano Herbert Witherspoon Gustav Mahler Alfred Hertz Arturo Toscanini la Scala Italy Francesco Spetrino Imperial Opera Vienna Metropolitan Opera House Metropolitan Opera Company Mary Garden Signorina Labin Maurice Renaud M. Gilibert Louise M. Dufranne Golaudim Pelléas Et Mélisande M. Sammarco M. Zenatello M. Dalmores Mlle. Gerville-Reache Mlle Doria Mile Mariska-Aldrich M. Vieulle Campanini

Grand Opera in English Seeks National Opera Foundation

A plea for establishing grand opera in English as a national institution. The speaker cites touring to 120 cities, calls for better trained singers, and argues opera should value rendition and education over star power, urging support for American operatic work.

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