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Richard Strauss’s Arabella: to love you more, gilded nostalgia

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Strauss's Arabella produced by the Canadian Opera Company

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PALLADIAN Monday • Who's in that car? In the #countryside near Vicenza, lies a #place where the beating heart of one of the greatest #artists of all time lives on: that of Andrea Palladio. The place is his transcendent villa La Rotonda, heavenly married to the surrounding #landscape. The fortunate guardians of this masterpiece are the generations that the #villa has had and have the opportunity to live in, preserving its inimitable #splendour and #beauty. We had the opportunity to know a little bit better those who have a privileged relationship with Palladio and his villa. We sat down to tell you more about the conversation we had with B. di Valmarana. • In the picture, HRH Princess Margaret of York with her husband leaving La Rotonda. On the top of the staircase, on the far left, stands on crutches Countess Marina di Valmarana. Picture courtesy of B. di Valmarana and the Valmarana Family © all rights reserved. @villalarotonda

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Wednesday Opera • Rossini’s ‘Cenerentola’ is a bubbly comedy (dramma giocoso) that depicts the adventures of Angelina, a lovely impoverished and mistreated girl. With the help of Alidoro, a bearded fairy godfather if you wish, she is able to attend the Prince’s ball and find her eternal love. When Goodness eventually triumphs, Angelina can give voice to her joy and embrace her new happy life. “But by a sweet spell […] My destiny was changed. No longer sad by the fire, will I stay warbling no!”. Here we see the beautiful Frederica von Stade (1981).

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No better room for a lazy Sunday to relax and read the Autumn issue of The Yellow Gloves • www.theyellowgloves.com

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