Harry Krause wrote:

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!

If you like serious music...well.

I recommend Violetta - Arias and Duets from
Verdi's La Traviata
Anna Netrebko, Rolando Villazón,
Thomas Hampson
Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra (Carlo Rizzi) Vienna State Opera Chorus
(Rupert Huber)
Deutsche Grammophon
CD 477 5953
Released November 2005
In USA: February 2006


I like the cut of her jib.
Did you see the photo gallery? Couple there of her at a Russian rifle
range outside St. Petersburg. That should appeal to the 'gun nuts' in
the newsgroup.

Almost looks liek she's working with a Makarov with a silencer attached


Don White wrote:
Harry Krause wrote:

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!

If you like serious music...well.

I recommend Violetta - Arias and Duets from
Verdi's La Traviata
Anna Netrebko, Rolando Villazón,
Thomas Hampson
Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra (Carlo Rizzi) Vienna State Opera Chorus
(Rupert Huber)
Deutsche Grammophon
CD 477 5953
Released November 2005
In USA: February 2006


I like the cut of her jib.
Did you see the photo gallery? Couple there of her at a Russian rifle
range outside St. Petersburg. That should appeal to the 'gun nuts' in
the newsgroup.