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Amid turmoil, San Diego Opera carries on with masterful Furlanetto in a thoughtful Don Quixote

Par Matthew Richard Martinez, 07 avril 2014
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Critique faite à San Diego Civic Theatre, San Diego, le 5 avril 2014
Programme
Massenet, Don Quichotte
Artistes
San Diego Opera
Anke Vondung, Dulcinée
Ferruccio Furlanetto, Don Quichotte
Eduardo Chama, Sancho Pança
Micaëla Oeste, Pedro
Karen Keltner, Direction
Keturah Stickann, Mise en scène
San Diego Symphony
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Returning stars and high-profile company debuts contributed panache to the energy-charged atmosphere.
*****
Latonia Moore a shimmering Butterfly
Erica Miner, 16th April
San Diego Opera's main stage offering proved that even a warhorse can remain thoroughly enchanting when a production looks and sounds as beautiful as this company’s Madama Butterfly.
****1
A passionate Tosca at San Diego Opera
Erica Miner, 13th February
Tosca’s popularity stems not only from its music, but also from the inherent truth in its drama and its in-depth portrayal of unrestrained human passions. 
****1
Nixon in China: It’s Primetime in the USA
Matthew Richard Martinez, 14th March
James Robinson's production of Adams' Nixon in China hits its stride at San Diego Opera. 
****1
San Diego season opens with La bohème
Matthew Richard Martinez, 24th January
A well-rehearsed and cohesive Bohème in San Diego, although with some vocal disappointments. 
**111
Glitter and Be Vengeful: San Diego Opera’s A Masked Ball
Erica Miner, 8th March
Love and death, jealousy and revenge, assassination and intrigue, culminating in a dazzle of song, dance, and a shower of sparkling gold: San Diego's A Masked Ball has it all.
*****
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Anke VondungDon QuichotteFerruccio FurlanettoJules MassenetKaren KeltnerMicaëla OesteSan Diego OperaSan Diego Symphony
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Matthew Richard Martinez
Matthew Richard Martinez
A professional conductor living in Costa Mesa, California, Matthew received Bachelor of Music and MFA degrees from University of California, Irvine. An avid sports fan, when he’s not conducting or listening to music, he can be found cheering for his hometown San Diego Padres.