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Uncompromising protection without the heavy extras.
Judging by the Norrona Men's Falketind Gore-Tex Pro Shell, we can see that the Norwegians take their weather protection very seriously. This lightweight, waterproof breathable shell seals out moisture without restricting you in full-on alpine conditions. The clean design gives you only the most essential features, like an adjustable hood and drawcord hem to seal out the cold wind and underarm vent zips to dump heat on long, strenuous pitches. When you go to reach for your energy gel at the belay, you'll be glad that you can access the Falketind's high hand pockets while wearing your harness.
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I am about 6'2" and weigh about 225. I...
Andrew S.
I am about 6'2" and weigh about 225. I have about a 42" chest should I go XL or XXL. I would probably be layering two lightweight shirts underneath sometimes. I do not mind a tighter fit either.
XL for a tight fit which shoudl be fine. XXL will be very loose.
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I was looking to buy the caviar...
Hi there,
I was looking to buy the caviar in large but there are none left. Will you get more of these or similar models in the future and when? I am 6.2, 185 lbs.
Thanks for your question. We will not be stocking the Caviar color in the updated style of the men's Falketind Gore Pro Shell Jacket until this coming Fall. If you would like to check out the updated model, it is backcountry style number NRA0231. I hope this is helpful for you.
It looks like it is in sock in caviar L...
I'm 6.2, 200 lbs. I'm going to use this...
Carl Borglund
I'm 6.2, 200 lbs. I'm going to use this jacket as a primary ski jacket. Do I need a L or XL?
Hunter Lea
With shells in general, I prefer to size up and get the jacket that's going to be the most comfortable with lots of layers under it because--let's face it--sometimes we have no idea what the weather's gonna come up with. This particular jacket also comes in an "athletic" fit, which means it's already going to be slimmer than your standard around-town jacket, and a larger size will accommodate a bulkier frame that come with added layers, especially in the shoulder/underarm area.
I noticed you've posted on two similar jackets, so I'll throw my two cents in on these as well. Right away I'd choose this jacket because it is lighter-weight, is not lined (who needs a liner when you're layering up anyway?) and has more color options. However, if you're looking for a ski jacket and prefer an integrated powder skirt, then the other jacket you posted on--the Gore-Tex Performance Shell--might be a better choice, as this jacket is pretty stripped down to the essentials.
Happy trails!
After a long seach, I found my jacket!
Love this jacket! I had to order two sizes (L and XL) to try on and it was a really tough choice on which to keep. The L fit great for "around town" wear (btw, I'm 6'3", 190 with really long arms and legs). I would have kept the large but with any baselayers on underneath (i plan to use this as heavier duty mountaineerin shell) it would have bunched up under my pits a little bit. I stuck with the XL and am glad i did, its not too bulky even with all my backpack straps tightened. The pit zips are great and easy enough to use. I really like the wire in the hood, with a hat on it works wonderful. Without one, you'll just have to adjust the toggle in the back a little to cinch it up. I actually ordered the Trollveggen as well but it as a little heavier (bombproof) that what i think i need and i'm a bit of a sweater. I think with the right layering this jacket will work great. I've worn it on some smaller low elevation hikes here in the Seattle area where it's usually pretty wet sometimes windy... it held up great! i really like that the sleeves are long enough without the body being super boxy, its hard for me to find stuff that fits! the construction seems to be high quality too, i'm a sucker for gear that's built well!
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Nick Stadie
This jacket is an awesome alternative to the Lofoten, which is probably the more famous Norrona Gore-tex Pro shell. I like it better because it has less mumbo-jumbo: no media pocket, no thumb-hole cuffs, no skirt, etc. It is a pure shell for skiing, climbing, and everything in between.
Super sturdy zippers are matched with bomber Pro fabric for a shell that is intended to last a long time - I can only say mine is holding up extremely well so far. The fit is standard Norrona fit - athletic, but a very tad bit looser than an Arcteryx equivalent. You get style points along with function, whether you want them or not.
The pit zips and hood do exactly what they are intended for. The arms have great articulation, as expected. The cuffs fit over large and small gauntlets with ease, if you like that. The size is true: if you wear a M in everything else, buy a M. Match them with a pair of Lofoten pants and you have a winning combo.
Picture: pit zips (and leg zips) FULLY OPEN during a big day with Greg Hill (!). It breathes.
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Details: I am 5'11", 165 lbs, and I wear size M. It fits perfectly as an outer layer, even over my size M softshell when I need to.
I am 5'10, 175 lbs, I am looking to use...
I am 5'10, 175 lbs, I am looking to use this as a primary alpine ski jacket. I realize I will need layerin under the jacket on colder days. Will a Large swim on me? I purchased a pair of Peak Performance pants in Large and wish I had gone to a Medium.
You should go for the medium. I'm 6'3 and 180 and the large is still a bit roomy on me which works great for layering. Even though we're close to the same weight, I think the medium will fit you better, as the sleeves and torso are pretty long, even on me.
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Hi just curious on sizing. I am 5'11" and...
Hi just curious on sizing. I am 5'11" and weigh 165. I have an athletic build with 31-32 waist. I am wondering if I can get away with a small?
Body is a little too snug
I'm 6'4" and 235lb. The jacket arms and body length were fine, but the body fit was almost snug. I need to be able to wear a fleece jacket underneath on very cold days(20F). So I am returning it today and ordered an XXL. The jacket looks to be very good in quality.
Mountaineering vs Ski/Snowboard
Just wanted to point out that this is from what Norrona considers their Mountaineering line. It does not have a powder skirt, wrist gaiters, lift-pass pocket, cloth goggle wipe, etc. For the Pro Shell ski/snowboard jacket look at the Lofoten.
Kyle Akre
All of that adds weight, and makes it hard to pack, this isn't a resort jacket. Its a MOUNTAINEERING jacket, its designed to keep water out, you warm, and take some abuse in the process.
I wear a Norrona Narvik Warm 3 hooded fleece under mine most days and Lygen CLO 100 insulator Jacket for Burr days...works.
My fleece has the wrist gaitors and a pocket on the upper sleeve.
Its not a 'see through' but at crystal squaw and some other places your pass or ticket you just put in your pocket and it reads the scan. Places like Whistler you show your pass once at the bottom and are pretty much up on the mountain after that. Granted a bit more hassle to pull out at other places. None the less Mountaineering or not its a worthy gore tex jacket. I have owned tons of Arcteryx and plenty of Peak stuff too. This jacket rally's :)
Great fit and function
This is a terrific shell. I bought the 3-layer Pro Shell Arcteryx equivalent, and it fit a little bulky. I'm 6'1" and 175 lbs, and this Norrona shell fits perfectly in a size Medium. It's a slimmer cut, but doesn't restrict movement at all. It packs small in your backpack, it's light but tough for sure. I took it through some wind and heavy rains, and it held up as tough as any Arcteryx product you could buy.
Highly recommend for the fashion conscience and also techy guy who wants something bomb proof.
I am looking for a new climbing shell that...
I am looking for a new climbing shell that will actually fit. I am 6'3" and 185 so tall and skinny, and I have super long arms, my ideal sleeve is about 38" compared to a normal size L at 35. How long are the arms on this compared to other jackets and any other suggestions for me? As a reference both an arcteryx alpha LT and a marmot exum are 2-3 inches too short in the sleeves in a size L but fit elsewhere
Brad Mullins
I've never tried the Falketind, but the Narvik has very long sleeves. Much longer than the Arc'teryx jackets that I've tried. I'm 6'2 170 with very long arms, and the medium fits me well everywhere. Its worth a shot, but I think if this doesn't do it for you, you may just have to go for the XL.
38 inch arms? Me too! the XL fits me perfectly, and I'm 185, 38" arms and 6'6"!
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Brian Miller
Took this guy through 5 straight rides on the Shipwreck Falls water park at Elitch Gardens (free tickets!) in Denver on a brisk Fall day. Had the hood cinched down and everything from the waste up was bone dry. While that may sound like a degenerate way to spend your day, it was a good indication of its waterproof rating. When the snow starts falling, I'll use it for its intended purposes.
I like to be happy by put on this great...
I like to be happy by put on this great jacket, but am hesitating about sizing. I am 5'6" and 145 lb. Which should I buy, medium size or small size?
medium will be too long on you. small will be okay so long as you're not planning on layering heavyweight down.
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This jacket has been great for me. Obviously, the Norrona company comes from Norway and has more of a European cut. This is great for people who are tall and lankly, like myself. I'm 6'3 and 180 and the Large fits perfectly with room for layering underneath but not so much material that I feel like I'm wearing a sail in a windstorm. I use it for skiing, biking, hiking and pretty much everything else were there is a good chance of a large amount of precipitation. The material on the jacket is quite light and feels more like many of the paclight goretex shells on the market today. That being said, it is one of the lighter gore-tex pro shells on the market so please don't expect to have a heavy duty super abrasion resistant shell (which also weighs more). The pockets are just barley above harness/waistbelt line and can be a bit restricted at times but only for getting into the last lower portion. The hem is long enough in the back to cover well past my waist and does just fine when I lean forward on a bike. The hood is helmet compatible and fully adjustable; works just as well without a helmet too. Pit zips work great although they do sometimes need 2 hands to open.
If you're tall and lanky and looking for a great year round shell - look no further!
I won't be wearing a helmet with the Norr?na...
I won't be wearing a helmet with the Norrøna Falketind. Will the hood cinch tightly against even this pea-sized head?
Yes! It'll do just fine. Once you get it adjusted, the peripheral visibility is decent and pulling up the hood is almost like pulling on a beanie!
Nice Jacket - Long Arms
The jacket seems functionally as-advertised thus far. Though, I'll echo the sentiments about the arms being pretty long. I'm 6'2" - 190 lbs and I originally ordered an XL. It was a bit big in the chest and the arms were way too long. I ended up exchanging for a size L. The arms were about a half inch shorter (but still a hair long) and it was a bit tighter through the chest. Otherwise, I couldn't tell much difference between the L and XL.
so i want to buy this jacket but have some...
so i want to buy this jacket but have some concerns about sizing. im 6 foot 170lbs slim athletic build, i want to be able to layer it with a down jacket at most for the really cold days so i was wondering if a large would work or if a extra large would be better.
Andrew, I have two Norrona jackets and rate them true to size. At 6'4, 205, with very long arms I often have to choose between XL and XXL. I went with XXL on the falketind because I use it in the front country over a suit and wanted layering options. It's a tiny bit large in the chest, but torso and sleeve length are perfect. I have an XL lofoten softshell for spring skiing (fewer layers)and am completely pleased with it too. Backcountry.com will exchange, no questions asked, if you choose the wrong one.


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Meet The Election Candidates Downtown At The Hamilton On October 23
The Penn Quarter Neighborhood Association is hosting a pre-election breakfast roundtable so that downtown business and residents can hear directly from the electoral candidates for the upcoming general elections on November 4. The details follow below:
Penn Quarter Neighborhood Association Breakfast Meeting Reminder
Meet the Candidates
Thursday, October 23, 8:15am
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Metro: Metro Center, exit 13th and G streets
Continental Breakfast 8:15 – 8:40am
Candidate Panels 8:45am
Mayoral Candidates
At Large DC Council Member David Catania (IND)
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At Large Council Member Anita Bonds (DEM)
Elissa Silverman (IND)
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Lorie Master (DEM)
Karl Racine (DEM)
Paul Zuckerberg (DEM)
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John Tinpe – ANC 2C01
Harold Closter – ANC 2C02
Kevin Wilsey – ANC 2C03
Jeffrey Higgins – ANC 2C03
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Foodie Radar: Parties and Celebrations
Here are just of a few fun foodie events coming to the area that are on our radar.
Today: As announced on WaPo, there's a new way to dinner party in DC with kitchensurfing.com, an online marketplace that connects private chefs and party hosts.
Thursday, October 16: Be part of the solution to ending world hunger on World Food Day. Dine at any of Jose Andres' ThinkFoodGroup restaurants and 10% of sales will go to World Central Kitchen. Or you can help with a twitterfest, #toastafarmer #wfd2014
Sunday, October 19: Eat the Rich (1839 7th St., NW) Anniversary Party, Umlaut O'Clock, featuring $1 oysters and drink specials
Sunday, October 19: Poste (555 8th St., NW) hosts Burger Battle to benefit Brainfood with 7 area chefs competing for "best burger" bragging rights.
Monday, October 20: Oyamel (401 7th St., NW) Day of the Dead Celebration Kick-off Party. Tickets available here.
Sunday, October 26: Join Mario Batali and Jim Webster (Washington Post) for a luncheon at Zaytinya (701 9th St., NW) to celebrate their new cookbook, America Farm to Table. Portion of the proceeds benefit FreshFarm Markets. Tickets available here.
Thursday, November 13: Join Heart's Delight and the American Heart Association for a special screening of the film, "American Wine Story," at E Street Cinema (555 11th St., NW) with reception and wine tasting. Tickets available here.
Cava Mezze Grill Opens Today In Chinatown At 11 AM (707 H St NW)
Cava Mezze Grill, a fast casual Mediterranean restaurant, is opening its sixth location today in Chinatown at 707 H Street NW. We passed by last night and saw the pre-opening mingling and the sign on the door confirmed that this location opens today at 11 am.
The Cava Community Day tradition is to offer free lunch (rice bowls, salads, pitas) between 11 am and 2 pm on opening day where donations are encouraged with local non-profit partners benefiting from the full take in the till for the 3 hour period. MicroGreens and City Blossoms will be the beneficiaries from the #CavaChinatown branch's opening. Full hours today are 11 am to 10 pm.
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Carolina Herrera: Newest Retailer To Raise Flag At CityCenter DC
We're getting used to seeing new signs adorn retail bay windows about every week now in CityCenter and this week is no different. Signs for Carolina Herrera, a Venezuelan-American fashion designer's boutique with stores all over the world, showed up yesterday. Her collection tilts mostly towards women but men and kids are not left out of the clothing line up.
The DC rendition of the store will have its entrance on H St NW just east of 10th St NW (the 900 block) and has a stated opening month of October 2014. That's pretty soon! (Hat tip to a regular PQ Living reader for the lead.)
Seasonal Sips: Quill
Last week, we had drinks with a client at Quill at The Jefferson Hotel (1200 16th St., NW). We've been to Quill several times before and love it's combination of intimate sophistication and innovative drinks list. In contention for our new favorite cocktail in the city is the:
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MLK Library Hosts Maker Panel On October 20
Join us at the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library for an open discussion about Makerspaces and what is happening both locally and nationally within the maker movement. This event is free to the public.
The Maker Movement is revolutionizing how we think about innovation – in Makerspaces around the country, people are using advanced tools and technology to harness their creative energy and design the next great invention. And libraries are playing a vital role; many libraries have developed their own Makerspaces, providing tools and technology services including: 3D printers, 3D scanners, laser cutters, and digital advancement classes at little or no cost to their patrons.
How is this movement shaping the next generation of American inventors, and how is this new accessibility going to shape our economic future? And what impact are these changes having here in D.C.?
Find out by joining our discussion with panelists:
- Mark Hatch, CEO of TechShop and Author of The Maker Movement Manifesto
- Phyllis Klein, Co-Founder of D.C.'s FabLab
- Nick Kerelchuk, Manager of DCPL's Digital Commons
- Moderator John Rennie, Editorial Director of Science for McGraw-Hill Education and winner of the Carl Sagan Award for Public Understanding of Science
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- TJ January 14, 2013
So you wanna be an MMA Fighter?
- Jose Aldo January 14, 2013
I'm surpised Nate didn't try to counter the kick but I guess Saff had good movement.
- Just0 January 14, 2013
Wholly shit!
- TheKungFuLowKick January 14, 2013
I don't know what was up with Nate in his last fight.He didn't looked like himself.I'm not taking anything away from Saffiedine he's a good fighter and a really good striker but it looked like Nate thought he would take him down easily so he didn't trained much striking and he was completly suprised he couldn't take him down and mentally quit.That's just what I think but it really looked like he underestimated Saffiedine's grappling skills.
- mmafan11 January 14, 2013
Why after 45 fights does Nate NOT CHECK leg kicks until like half way in the 5th round?
- justanmmafan January 14, 2013
Good God!
- Muay Thai @1 January 15, 2013
I have noticed that Nate doesnt do very well when his gameplan is working out. He sticks to his script (which isnt neccessarily a bad thing)even when it isnt working out for him.
- McClinchey January 15, 2013
170 might be too much weight for nate to be cuting he looked awful at the weigh in, and then looked like he gassed quickly in the fight.
- Blue Zombie January 16, 2013
I agree with mmafan11. Nick only decided to start checking leg kicks in the 5th round. So his leg looks a little mashed now… well what did he expect.
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Vermont Press Bureau | June 29,2013MONTPELIER Fresh off a successful vote on the immigration bill on which he ran point, Vermonts senior senator headed home Friday from Washington, D.C., for a victory lap in Montpelier.
But with Tea Party radicals conspiring against the legislation in the U.S. House, said Sen. Patrick Leahy, the bills prospects remain fraught.
During a morning press conference at his State Street office in Montpelier, he hailed the 68-32 vote on the immigration bill as a beacon of bipartisanship in an otherwise fractured Congress.
But he said conservative Republicans in the House may yet derail the most comprehensive immigration reform in decades.
I think it would be a tragic thing for us if we dont get this bill through the House, Leahy said.
House Speaker John Boehner said this week he wont put a bill up for a vote unless it has majority support in his Republican caucus. But Leahy reserved blame not for Republican leadership, but on the tiny radical element he said has tied Boehners hands.
The speaker is a good man. Hes also a good legislator, Leahy said of the Ohio congressman. But he is being thwarted by a tiny and radical element, the Tea Party element in the House, and theyre threatening his speakership.
Leahy said its now up to Boehner to buck the obstructionists who simply dont want any immigration, and stand up for legislation that won the support of 14 Republicans in the Senate.
Frankly, if I was in the House, Id rather be right than be speaker, Leahy said. And I think what (Boehner) ought to do is say, were going to do what is best for the country, not what is best for a tiny minority.
Leahy said hell work his House connections to help the bill along. He said Rep. Bob Goodlatte, chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, is an old friend. He said he has a meeting scheduled with the Virginia Republican when he returns to Capitol Hill next week.
Weve worked together on a lot of things, Leahy said.
Leahy said the 1,000-page immigration bill is sprinkled with provisions that would be of particular importance in Vermont, including one that carves out new protections for undocumented workers on dairy farms. Leahy said it didnt make sense to treat migrant dairy workers in the same way the U.S. handles visas for seasonal farm workers.
You cant say to the cows, OK, well milk you for four months and be back six months from now, Leahy said.
Leahy said he blocked a proposal that would have imposed border-crossing fees on cars passing between the United States and Canada. And a federal law that allows for patrol checkpoints as far as 100 miles away from the U.S. border would, under the Senate bill, be pulled back to 25 miles.
It bothered me a great deal to find these checkpoints on the northern border are going 100 miles (away from the border), said Leahy, who said hed received complaints from constituents about a permanent checkpoint in White River Junction that has since been disbanded.
Leahy said Vermont symphonies will benefit from a provision that streamlines visas for guest artists to come in from overseas just for one or two performances.
Leahy, whose grandparents emigrated to Vermont from Italy, said his ancestors came here with all the customs of the Old World, now with the American flag flying on their front porch. He said 21st century immigrants deserve the same opportunities his family enjoyed.
In all my years (in the Senate), I cannot think of a time I was so emotional on the floor, Leahy said. I was talking about my family, about (my wifes) family .. and then talking about the young dreamers who now have a path to citizenship. Well get there.
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Black history month has begun, and so have the celebrations. Representative Mike McIntyre joined representative Donna Edwards and local leaders for a day of prayer and empowerment at the 18th Annual Black History Month Celebration in Whiteville. Full story...»
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24 Feb 2009
No Home for Heroes at the Theater an der Wien, Vienna — Pierre Audi's new production of Handel's Partenope.
Handel operas are like London buses — you wait for ages and then 3 come along together.
The cast of supporting roles was especially strong in the company's new production of Mozart's matchless masterpiece
The company uncorks its 40th Anniversary season with a visually and musically satisfying production of Johann Strauss Jr.'s farcical operetta
Although performances of Richard Strauss's last opera Capriccio have increased in recent time, Lyric Opera of Chicago has not experienced the "Konversationsstück für Musik" during the past twenty odd years.
The former lyric soprano holds up well — and survives the intrusive close-up camerawork of the 'Live in HD' transmission
Houston Grand Opera commissioned Cruzar la Cara de la Luna from composer José "Pepe" Martínez, music director of Mariachi Vargas de Tecalitlán, who wrote the text together with Broadway and opera director Leonard Foglia. The work had its world premier in 2010. Since then, it has traveled to several cities including Paris, Chicago, and San Diego.
"Why should I go to hear Plácido Domingo" someone said when Verdi's I due Foscari was announced by the Royal Opera House. There are very good reasons for doing so.
Music Theatre Wales presented the world premiere of Philip Glass's The Trial (Kafka) last night at the Linbury, Royal Opera House. Music Theatre Wales started doing Glass in 1989. Their production of Glass's In the Penal Colony in 2010 was such a success that Glass conceived The Trial specially for the company.
To say that the English Concert's performance of Handel's Alcina at the Barbican on 10 October 2014 was hotly anticipated would be an understatement. Sold out for weeks, the performance capitalised on the draw of its two principals Joyce DiDonato and Alice Coote and generated the sort of buzz which the work did at its premiere.
The subject is regicide, a hot topic during the Italian risorgimento when the Italian peninsula was in the grip of the Hapsburgs, the Bourbons, the House of Savoy and the Pontiff of the Catholic Church.
Lyric Opera of Chicago opened its sixtieth anniversary season with a new production of Mozart's Don Giovanni directed by Artistic Director of the Goodman Theater, Robert Falls.
It was a little over two years ago that I heard Sir Colin Davis conduct the Berlioz Requiem in St Paul's Cathedral; it was the last time I heard — or indeed saw — him conduct his beloved and loving London Symphony Orchestra.
Part of their Liberty or Death season along with Rossini's Mose in Egitto and Bizet's Carmen, Welsh National Opera performed David Pountney's new production of Rossini's Guillaume Tell (seen 4 October 2014).
Welsh National Opera's production of Rossini's Mose in Egitto was the second of two Rossini operas (the other is Guillaume Tell) performed in tandem for their autumn tour.
In Monteverdi's first Venetian opera, Il Ritorno d'Ulisse (1641), Penelope's patient devotion as she waits for the return of her beloved Ulysses culminates in the triumph of love and faithfulness; in contrast, in L'incoronazione di Poppea it is the eponymous Queen's lust, passion and ambition that prevail.
After the triumphs of love, the surprises: Les Paladins, under their director Jérôme Correas, and soprano Sandrine Piau are following their tour of material from their 2011 CD, 'Le Triomphe de L'amour', with a new amatory arrangement.
At the ENO, Puccini's La fanciulla del West becomes The Girl of the Golden West. Hearing this opera in English instead of Italian has its advantages, While we can still hear the exotic, Italianate Madama Butterfly fantasies in the orchestra, in English, we're closer to the original pot-boiler melodrama. Madama Biutterfly is premier cru: The Girl of the Golden West veers closer, at times, to hokum. The new ENO production gets round the implausibility of the plot by engaging with its natural innocence.
Presenting a well-structured and characterful programme, Italian soprano Anna Caterina Antonacci demonstrated her prowess in both soprano and mezzo repertoire in this Wigmore Hall recital, performing European works from the early years of the twentieth century. Assuredly accompanied by her regular pianist Donald Sulzen, Antonacci was self-composed and calm of manner, but also evinced a warmly engaging stage presence throughout.
Bold, bright and brash, Moshe Leiser and Patrice Caurier's Il barbiere di Siviglia tells its story clearly in complementary primary colours.
Bampton Classical Opera's 2014 double bill neatly balanced drollery and gravity. Rectifying the apparent prevailing indifference to the 300th centenary of Christoph Willibald Gluck birth, Bampton offered a sharp, witty production of the composer's Il Parnaso confuso, pairing this 'festa teatrale' with Ferdinando Bertoni's more sombre Orfeo.
Harry Christophers and The Sixteen Choir and Orchestra launched the Wigmore Hall's two-year series, 'Purcell: A Retrospective', in splendid style. Flexibility, buoyancy and transparency were the watchwords.
Handel operas are like London buses — you wait for ages and then 3 come along together.
In the past few years we've seen several new productions of this very atypical Handel opera seria and all, except this one, have emphasised the comic elements rather than the tragic. Perhaps it's because the story of Queen Partenope and her warring lovers is on the slight side, and there is no obvious heroic choice or battle to confront — just the question of who should end up in whose bed. So far, so soap opera.
But even soap operas need more than romantic liaisons, and Handel knew that — especially as at the time he wrote Partenope (five years before the better-known Alcina) he was struggling to re-establish his status with some lesser-known singers. He introduced many new musical and dramatic ideas to woo back his public, but he also had to work with some artists of more limited accomplishment than he was used to. It is a tribute to his artistry that the first fact effectively disguises the second.
The story is the usual mix of romantic betrayal, cross-dressed disguise, and misunderstandings. Pierre Audi imagines Partenope (Christine Schäfer, edgy, brittle, petite) as a wealthy socialite, ensconced in her American West Coast beach-side villa, surrounded with her lovers and their friends, served by a slightly mysterious butler, Ormonte (Florian Boesch, smoothly camp) and assorted hangers-on. They live an empty, artificial existence fuelled by sex, drugs and champagne (and the services of their personal trainer) to stave off the most dreaded threat of all: boredom.
But suddenly everything changes when her current favourite, Arsace, (David Daniels, tanned, trim and buffed) becomes aware that the latest guest to the party is his ex-fiancée Rosmira, (Patricia Bardon, as ever perfectly ambiguous) disguised as a man, Eurimene. Rosmira is out for revenge, of the most subtle and cruel kind, and from that moment on it is around Arsace that the whole opera revolves, as he is sucked in, smashed, and spat out again from this emotional vortex. There are two sub-plots involving another high-roller, Armindo, (Matthias Rexroth, handsome, stolid) and a slightly shady outsider, Emilio, (Kurt Streit, macho bike gear to the fore) who both covet Partenope's favour, but it is the Arsace-Rosmira-Partenope triangle that is the powerhouse of this production.Kurt Streit (Emilio), Christine Schäfer (Partenope) and David Daniels (Arsace)
The whole opera is set in Partenope's villa and between them Audi and set designer Patrick Kinmonth have created a most effective and intriguing space. Huge blocks of grey wall swivel on both the horizontal and vertical axis, rotating and metamorphosing into new rooms and passages. We glimpse pools and lawns upstage, and second floors are reached by ingenious stairways that mutate into windows. Lighting by Matthew Richardson is equally effective and mood-enhancing. The only off-note is a strangely-sloping apron above the orchestra pit — which on occasion has the effect of cutting off the singers' feet from the parterre audience's view and causing some obvious physical difficulty to Schäfer in particular, who wears dangerously high heels for most of the opera. Perhaps that explained her continual expression of worried vulnerability. There was no such physical difficulty for the rest of the cast: their costumes were very much modern "chic tat" - much leather, torn designer denim and expensive trainers — and there was evidence of long, detailed rehearsal in the slickness of their moves and interactions. The mock battle scene became a parody of itself — an ironic nod to the recent "combat fatigues and machine guns" genre of baroque opera stagings — with the characters enjoying a paintball style warfare game that only briefly suggested real danger. It's musical impact was however real enough with some powerful work from the brass and winds.
In the pit, Christophe Rousset (at the harpsichord) led his experienced band Les Talens Lyriques with sure-footed verve and impeccable style throughout. This was not surprising, given their reputation, but a pleasant relief given some period bands' apparent difficulty with intonation from time to time, especially with the dreaded natural horns. No such problems at first night — despite the wintry conditions outside and the oven-heat within. Tempos were non-controversial, line and attack sans pareil.David Daniels (Arsace) and Patricia Bardon (Rosmira)
Vocally, this first performance was patchy, and it was soon obvious who had got it right and who might need a re-think. In the title role Christine Schäfer sang correctly but without particular passion or gaiety, a strangely constrained performance that didn't convey the sheer magnetism of Partenope the man-eater. The role has few slow, thoughtful arias, (Care mura is only an arioso) and her music can sound rather similar, so it is essential that the singer makes the most of this element of the character, despite any directorial view pushing it elsewhere. Having said that her Qual farfalletta and Io ti levo were convincingly sung.
In contrast, Handel wrote for the anti-hero Arsace some of the best and varied music of the opera. David Daniels was constantly impressive in his finely judged expressive singing, his innate baroque style, and his total immersion in one of this opera's few characters that actually go through any significant emotional journey. Some of his colleagues could usefully study his use of the eyes to hold an audience. His coloratura work in the rage/despair aria at the end of the second Act, Furibondo spira il vento was scintillating; his eloquent and delicately original ornamentation in the melting Ch'io parto in the third a reminder of why he is the world's first choice in these roles. Equally proficient and emotionally-charged was Patricia Bardon's Rosmira/Eurimene — here is another singer who, like Daniels, understands the genre, and has the technical brilliance and dramatic skills to convince in any director's visual world. Her character's wounded pride and twisted love were impeccably portrayed. Io seguo sol fiero worked particularly well with the oboes and horns of Rousset's orchestra. Her male impersonation throughout was well-judged to suit the requirements of the story.
Almost but not quite matching these two was Kurt Streit, more at home in Mozart than Handel, but well-versed in this particular role. His ringing tenor and athletic poise was as upfront as his biker-gear and he obviously enjoyed his brief forays upstage on the Harley-Davidson that lurked menacingly, it's gleaming chromework a latent threat throughout. In contrast to the polite purr of the machine however, it occurred that someone might suggest that he moderates his decibel level — the cosier confines of the Theater an der Wien don't need tenors to bounce off the walls.David Daniels (Arsace), Patricia Bardon (Rosmira) and cast
In this production the other alto role of Armindo was taken by the young German countertenor Matthias Rexroth. Some of his music was cut and he therefore had less opportunity to make a strong vocal or dramatic impression. What we saw and heard was adequate, but tending to the wooden at times. In this version his character does not win the lady (at least we are left presuming so) and we are not surprised. The butler Ormonte was characterfully sung and acted by baritone Florian Boesch, who made the most of the ever-present "ring-master" role and who, in the end, actually referees the denouement of the whole opera — the "fight" between Arsace and Rosmira-as-Eurimene.
It is this finale which cleverly encapsulates Audi's vision of Partenope's latently violent world: the confrontation becomes an actual boxing match set inside the villa, complete with ropes, hanging microphone, glitzy scorecard girls and the protagonists in lurid red and white towelling robes. The watching characters seem to hold their breath as Arsace makes the winning blow: his opponent must fight, like him, bare-chested (and thus betray her sex). This cruel twist breaks her spirit, and reveals all the treachery and immorality lying beneath the sham glamour of their lives. Handel's final chorus is oddly abrupt and Audi leaves us wondering whether any of them will ever love each other again. No heroes here in Vienna, just a baroque opera for the 21st century, and none the worse for it.
Sue Loder © 2009
Handel's Partenope at the Theater an der Wien, Vienna, Austria. Remaining performances on 25th, 27th Feb. (T.Wey as Arsace on 27th only), and 1st, 4th and 6th March.


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"Rebel Returns" begins Dec. 18 at the Deines Cultural Center with an opening reception from 2 to 4 pm. The show runs through February 12.
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Pennsylvania state Rep. Michael Sturla, an opponent of increased natural-gas drilling in his district, warned that one effect of the drilling would be an increase of sexually transmitted diseases "amongst the women-folk."
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LARNED - The Otis-Bison High School girls' basketball team fell to Kinsley to finish in fourth place at the Keady Basketball Classic on Saturday.
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BOSTON (AP) — The Yankees have scratched outfielder Alfonso Soriano from their lineup for Saturday's game against Boston due to a sprained right thumb.
Soriano was scheduled to bat cleanup. With the change, Alex Rodriguez was dropped from second to cleanup and Vernon Wells took Soriano's spot in left and was batting fifth, in a one of a number of batting order shifts.
Soriano is listed as day-to-day. He's hitting .251 with 15 homers and 47 RBIs since being acquired in a trade with the Chicago Cubs in late July.
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