"Harry Krause" wrote in message
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My favorite young soprano.

No, not Meadow.

Anna.

Anna Netrebko

http://www.annanetrebko.com/

She's great, reminds me a little of Maria Callas in her prime.
Good looker, too.

At the moment, when you click on the site, you hear Anna singing
a bit from La Traviata, "Sempre libera." It's a real trilla!



I am not listening to anything right now.

Although I really do not care for opera, there is no doubt that young lady
has a fantastic voice and is certainly a pleasure to look at. ;-)

Harry Krause wrote:
JimH wrote:
"Harry Krause" wrote in message
...
My favorite young soprano.

No, not Meadow.

Anna.

Anna Netrebko

http://www.annanetrebko.com/

She's great, reminds me a little of Maria Callas in her prime.
Good looker, too.

At the moment, when you click on the site, you hear Anna singing
a bit from La Traviata, "Sempre libera." It's a real trilla!



I am not listening to anything right now.

Although I really do not care for opera, there is no doubt that young
lady has a fantastic voice and is certainly a pleasure to look at. ;-)



Give the sample of Sempre libera a spin.
They are marketing opera stars completely differently today, eh.

Harry Krause wrote:
Give the sample of Sempre libera a spin.

"Always Liberal"?

*snarf!*

Right now I'm listening to The Beatles Double White, but later on I'll
throw in some Edvard H. Grieg....

is that being "Fair and Balanced"?

Harry Krause wrote:


It translates as "always free."

I know, but I couldn't resist.

*snarf*