#micaela carmen

[annachum]

Some outfits I can totally see Micaela Cabello ( Carmen ) wear 🤩🤩🤩🤩

And a drawing of Micaela Cabello ( Carmen ) ( a gift for @jonquilclegane btw )

🤩🤩🤩🥺🥺🥺🥺

[annachum]

LITERALLY

you know what I’m sick of? people in fandoms who see feminine female characters or female characters who they perceive as “stuck up/bitchy/annoying” as “tradwives” or “homophobic” and think they can’t be queer because they think women and girls like that can’t be headcanoned as lesbian, bi, or pan because they’re seen as “annoying and mean traditionalists with internalized misogyny!1!1!1!” ESPECIALLY WHEN THEY’RE ALREADY CANONICALLY LGBT! 😒

[luminessdoodles]

moar carmen au!

[spghtrbry]

i’ll finish this later… maybe…or maybe not…

[smallpoxlarry]

the classic 3/4ths portraits but i did them in microsoft excel instead

[pier-carlo-universe]

"La tragédie de Carmen" in scena a Casale Monferrato: Una Rivisitazione della Storia della Zingara Ribelle

Sabato 16 novembre, al Teatro Municipale di Casale Monferrato, la Lirica Tamagno presenta "La tragédie de Carmen", una rilettura dell’opera di Bizet che affronta il tema attuale del femminicidio.

Sabato 16 novembre, al Teatro Municipale di Casale Monferrato, la Lirica Tamagno presenta “La tragédie de Carmen”, una rilettura dell’opera di Bizet che affronta il tema attuale del femminicidio. Il Teatro Municipale di Casale Monferrato si prepara ad accogliere una rivisitazione potente e drammatica dell’opera Carmen di Georges Bizet. Sabato 16 novembre 2024 alle ore 20:30, l’Impresa Lirica…

[annachum]

Love it!!! 🤩🤩🤩🤩

Micaela Cabello x Raimundo DeLeon

[thedragon-and-hisboy]

38. Fave song at the moment?

Hmm, hard to say! Sometimes I put on music just for background, and it's usually Mozart's Sonata for Two Pianos. (Usually = my music app begging me to choose literally anything else) When I'm actually putting on music to listen to and appreciate, I Cannot Choose A Favorite. Instead you're getting 3, in no particular order.

1. Ængus the Prizewinning Hog by The Toxhards

2. The Last Unicorn as covered by NSP

3. Micaela's Lament from Carmen act III

That's a pretty wide range of my tastes lol

Thanks for the q!

[woodsteingirl]

as much as i said i do not think this carmen is my favorite, i really like their micaela, which is saying something because usually i do not care for her very much!

[yellows-secret-blog]

Watching Carmen rn, if anything happens to Micaela I'm killing everyone in this room and then myself

[annachum]

Some people really do be hating on certain characters who were very young and didn't know any better and were in bad situations that are largely no fault of their own/making mistakes but wisen up later on and works to make up for it

( Yeah looking at some of you for doing that )

[opera-ghosts]

Soprano Pauline Donalda Speaks About Her Recordings (1960s?) Pauline Donalda (1882–1970), Canadian soprano, and tireless promoter of Canadian opera, teacher, administrator. Donalda was born Pauline Lightstone in Montreal into a Jewishly active East European immigrant home. As a child she attracted attention for the quality of her voice and studied music on scholarship at the Royal Victoria College. In 1902 she went to Paris on a grant from Donald Smith (Lord Strathcona), after whom she adopted the professional surname of Donalda. She made her London debut at Covent Garden in 1905 singing Micaela under the direction of Andre Messager, her Canadian debut in 1906 singing with her husband (Paul Seveilhac) in the Montreal Arena, and her New York debut later that same year in Faust. In the spring of 1910 Donalda opened the Covent Garden season and returned in 1912 singing in both Les Huguenots and I Pagliacci, again with her husband. She was about to leave Canada for a European tour when World War i broke out. She remained in Canada, often giving benefit concerts in support of the war effort. In 1917 she returned to Paris, where she sang in Balfe's Le Talisman, sharing the stage with her new husband, Mischa Leon (b. Haurowitz). Pauline Donalda's parents were Jews from Poland and Russia who immigrated to Montreal, changing the family name from Lichtenstein to Lightstone. The quality of Pauline's voice attracted attention, and she was awarded a music scholarship at the Royal Victoria College. When Sir Donald Smith, Lord Strathcona, gave Pauline a grant to study in Europe, she adopted the name "Donalda" in his honor. After her London debut in 1905, she sang frequently, often when Nellie Melba required a replacement (in this way, Donalda sang Mimi with Caruso). She married the French baritone, Paul Seveilhac, a cast member in the 1905 production of Faust in which Donalda sang Marguerite. She toured Russia, North America, and Europe. In February 1914, she had a huge success in Carmen in Nice.

During World War I, Donalda stayed in Canada where she organized the Donalda Sunday Afternoon Concerts. When the war ended, she returned to Paris where she married the Danish tenor Mischa Léon in 1918, after a divorce from her first husband. Subsequent to retiring from the stage, she opened a teaching studio in 1922 and taught hundreds of pupils. Donalda continued her teaching career in Montreal in 1937 and founded the Opera Guild (1942) over which she presided until 1969; the guild presented 29 operas during this time. Although her performing career was relatively short, Donalda had a great impact in the musical world as a teacher and promoter of opera. She was made an Officer of the Order of Canada in 1967 for her contributions to music.

In 1922 Donalda left the stage to devote her life to teaching, opening a studio in Paris. She returned to Montreal in 1937, where she opened a studio, and in 1942 founded the Opera Guild, the company she directed until 1969. During her relatively short performing career, Donalda was recognized for the purity of her voice and for her musicality, fine diction, and powerful stage presence. She is remembered for the unfailing energy with which she promoted opera in Montreal and encouraged talented young Canadian singers. Donalda also was very active in support of Jewish music in Montreal and the study of music at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.

[annachum]

This. THIS

Shout out to these characters ( and that is just several of them ) who defo fit this post above :

. Cosette ( Les Miserables )

. Fantine ( Les Miserables )

. Christine Daae ( Phantom of the Opera )

. Meg Giry ( Phantom of the Opera )

. Meg March ( Little Women )

. Snow White

. Princess Aurora

. Cinderella

. Lady ( Lady and the Tramp )

. Duchess ( Aristocats )

. Luna Lovegood ( Harry Potter )

. Hannah Abbott ( Harry Potter )

. Cordelia ( King Lear )

. Desdemona ( Othello )

. Katrina Van Tassel ( Tim Burton's Sleepy Hollow )

. Sandy Olsson ( Grease )

. Micaela ( Carmen )

. Maria Nunez ( West Side Story )

I love you "boring" female characters. I love you ingenues. I love you female characters who aren't "modern" enough. I love you female characters who aren't "badass" enough. iI love you female characters who aren't "empowering" enough. I love you quiet female characters. I love you unappreciated female characters. I love you polite female characters. I love you female characters who "can't appeal to modern audiences." I love you frightened female characters. I love you female characters labeled as not complex just for being nice. I love you female characters who get criticism just for not being their tomboy or femme fatale counterpart. I love you silk hiding steel trope.

[spghtrbry]

this is a micaela song to me now

do you see it. do you see my vision.

[lboogie1906]

Camilla Ella Williams (October 18, 1919 – January 29, 2012) was an operatic soprano who performed nationally and internationally. After studying with renowned teachers in New York City, she was the first African American to receive a regular contract with a major American opera company, the New York City Opera in the title role of Madama Butterfly. She had won honors in vocal competitions and the Marian Anderson Fellowship.

She became the first African American to sing a major role with the Vienna State Opera. She performed as a soloist with numerous European orchestras. She toured throughout the US as well as Asia, Australia, and New Zealand. She was the first African American appointed as a Professor of Voice at Indiana University. She became the first African-American instructor at the Central Conservatory of Music in Beijing. She became a Professor Emerita of Voice at Indiana University Jacobs School of Music but continued to teach privately.

She trained at Virginia State College and received her BA in music education. She left her job as a teacher to study music in Philadelphia with a prestigious voice instructor, Marion Szekely Freschl.

She performed on the coast-to-coast RCA radio network. During her time at the New York City Opera, she performed Nedda in Pagliacci, Mimi in La bohème, Marguerite in Faust, Micaela in Carmen, and the title role in Aida.

She sang Bess in the landmark, the first complete recording of Porgy and Besa. As part of the civil rights March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom, she sang “The Star-Spangled Banner” at the White House and she sang the anthem before 250,000 people at the Lincoln Memorial.

She was a soloist with the Royal Philharmonic, BBC Symphony, Berlin Philharmonic, Vienna Symphony, Chicago Symphony, Philadelphia Orchestra, and the New York Philharmonic. She recorded Symphony #8 with Stokowski and the New York Philharmonic.

She taught voice at many places, including Brooklyn College, Bronx College, Queens College, Talent Unlimited, and Danville Museum of Fine Arts. #africanhistory365 #africanexcellence

[cofradiastv]

Horario e Itinerario Procesión Terrestre Virgen del Carmen. El Puerto de Santa María 16 de Julio del 2024

La Solemne Función Principal de Instituto será el martes 16, a partir de las 11:00 horas, en la parroquia.      La procesión terrestre comenzará a las 20:00 horas del día 16, extendiéndose hasta las 00:30 horas. Su itinerario comprenderá, tras salir de: Parroquia del Carmen, Aurora, Micaela Aramburu, Palacios, Misericordia, Luna, Plaza de las Galeras Reales, Avenida Micaela Aramburu, Compositor…