Alagna
Britishnoun
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She divorced her first husband and married Alagna; in a curtain speech before they appeared together in “La Bohème” at the Met in 1996, Joseph Volpe, then the company’s general manager, announced that the two had been wed the previous day.
From New York Times
Appearing and recording frequently as a duo, she and Alagna grew notorious for their hubristic demands.
From New York Times
“The stage director decided to leave the whole stage empty. Me and Roberto Alagna, we were struggling the whole night to find the Punto Callas, Punto Caballé, Punto Tebaldi, Punto I don’t know whom,” Yoncheva said, referring to the so-called preferred stage spots of Maria Callas, Montserrat Caballé and Renata Tebaldi decades earlier.
From Seattle Times
I really didn’t like the French repertoire for a long time, until I heard Natalie Dessay and Roberto Alagna.
From New York Times
Her real-life husband, the tenor Roberto Alagna, sounded sometimes fresh and sometimes worn as Tosca’s passionate lover, Cavaradossi.
From New York Times
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