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Hey Greg! I want to thank you gain for your awesome career. Basically every single show that you have ever worked on in some capacity has been awesome, which is a track record that should get you plenty of work in the future.
My question is sort of a roundabout one. You did a Google hangout talk with a few of the popular YouTube reviewers of Young Justice over the summer, and something came up that piqued my interest. One of the topics was going to be what a potential season 3 might look like, what kinds of storylines that we could expect to see (or want to see). You stopped the discussions before it could start because of legal reasons, so I was wondering what that entails.
Is it the same rule that makes you incapable of reading fanfiction if you wanted? Like, if I or someone else were to ask a question regarding a list of what storylines we wanted to see, would you be incapable of even acknowledging said list? Would you just give a usual response of a spoiler request if you did acknowledge it? Would that list then make you incapable of using any of those storylines if you answered the question? Does it all fall under the same legal umbrella?
(I apologize if that isn't very clear)
In Young Justice #15 Ronal creates a fish when battling Ocean Master. During the battle his tattoos, or skin icons are visible. As shown here
Kaldur's tattoos, or skin icons are eels.
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1. Your decision behind leaving rebels? (May have been asked by the time this gets to you)
2.what are your future projects? (Also may have been asked)
3. I understand Black Canary is your favorite DC character. How do you feel about her portrayal in the CW show arrow?
4. How do you feel about the possibility of a live action young justice series?
Hello again, Mr. Weisman.
I recently re-read Spirits of Ash and Foam (all the while suggesting others read it) and I noticed something. In each of the stories when Guanayoa coerces the soldiers into killing each other, you included the line "Aycayia was one of only ten witnesses to the crime." I would assume that 8 of the 10 witnesses are Guanayoa herself, Acayia, and the latter's six sisters.
1. Is this assumption correct? (I don't know why it wouldn't be. But still.)
2. Would it be correct to assume that Opie the omniscient dog is the ninth witness?
3. Would Opie have witnessed this in canine, or from afar?
4. If Opie saw it in canine, would Maq have been the tenth witness along with him?
5. Or is this all one massive spoiler?
Thanks for your time.
All these questions are related to food.
1. In comics it said that superman dosent require food as he can live off entirely on solar energy. Is this same case for Earth 16 Superman and to an extent Superboy?
2. Do Maritians need food? I'd imagine that on mars, their diets would probaley be different than humans, but do their shapeshifting powers allow to them compensate for lack of nutrition?
3. In the series, Wally's suit had a pocket where he kept emergency food. Now first I have to say that's a pretty clever way to deal with Wally's speedy metabolism weakness. I also assume that Flash and Impulse have a food rations on them as well in case of emergencies, so what exactly is the food they eat? I can't imagine it being anything gourmet or something that could easily get destroyed or cause a mess. I (personally) would probably think of it as similar to the rations they give in the military.
4. Do other heroes like Batman or Green arrow keep emergency food rations as well? I mean in most versions, Batman tends to keep himself pretty busy with both his hero and wayne industry work, so he dosnet get that much sleep. So I suppose if he's on some long mission, he probaley would need stop and eat something at one point. The thought occurs to me when I think of the Batman Arkham game series, where Batman is trapped inside Arkham Asylum for at least 10 hours and dosnet eat anything. Now obviously that's just a game dynamic so its not a big deal, but considering how well written Young Justice is I would wonder when and how the heros get a chance to eat and basically recover some energy.
5. I lied. This last question isn't about food. After the events of Misplaced, was the Zeta Tube computer updated to recognise Billy Baston?
I'm starting a comic on my own with a superhero plot I want to know what does these comic publishing companies look for
Gargoyles Season 2, Volume 2 general retail release on DVD is available in Walmart Stores and will be released everywhere in 2015. I want Gargoyles Clan Building and Bad Guys re-released in comic books and want Gargoyles Spin Off Comics released of Time Dancer, Pendragon, Dark Ages, Gargoyles 2198, The New Olympians, Heroes of Ulster. I finally have the retail releases of Gargoyles Season 1, Season 2 Volumes 1 and 2 and Gargoyles comics of Clan Building and Bad Guys both canon. Waiting for Disney to release Gargoyles: The Goliath Chronicles on DVD. Waiting for more Gargoyles spin off comics to be released are Time Dancer, Pendragon, Dark Ages, Gargoyles 2198, The New Olympians, Heroes of Ulster. Waiting for Gargoyles comic books to be re-released are Clan Building and Bad Guys. Thank you.
5. It seems like you say books and TV sort of go atop everything else as far as entertainment goes. I'm sure it's been asked before, but I'm interested in what you're watching right now (or when I wrote this), specifically within the realm of animation. The animation I'm watching right now would be Korra, Gravity Falls, and, well Star Wars Rebels. Do you have any interest or attachment to any of these (aside from SWR of course)? I'm particularly interested in your thoughts on Avatar because I connected to it hugely when I must have been only seven or eight so I have a huge attachment to it. But I would be interested to hear about what TV you watch in general, at the time I wrote this, or when you answer this, whichever you want to answer. Perhaps just from recent months?
Thanks a bunch, I'm really interested to hear your responses to these questions.
4. I was looking at the TV Tropes 'What Could Have Been' page after someone on Ask Greg mentioned it and I stumbled across this snippet about The Spectacular Spider-Man (SPOILERS for the end of second season pretty much go without saying after all of these years but whatever): "It was planned for a five-season run (ending with Peter's graduation from High School) - the timing of the Disney/Marvel buyout would have limited it to only three seasons, but because the show also switched networks, it only got two. And because of that, we wind up ending with the revelation that all of Peter's friends save Mary Jane are alienated from him, Harry hates Spider-Man, Gwen remains his girfriend after some emotional blackmail from Harry, and Peter didn't even stop the bad guy." Now I'm not interested if a longer run would have resulted in a happier ending because that seems like the kind of thing that you would interpret as SPOILERS. I know this is just a fan run site with no sources and It seems it makes a couple of assumptions right off the bat because it wasn't so much planned for a five-season run as much as there was a long term plan that could have spanned five seasons ideally. But I'm interested in if what it was saying about the switching of the networks limiting the show's run from three to two seasons holds any shred of truth.
Hi Greg, I wrote many months ago about the correct episode order for Gargoyles. I actually live in Australia so getting Gargoyles Season 2 Vol. 2 is hard and because I know I won't be able to finish it, I haven't watched all of what I have of Gargoyles yet. That information wasn't really needed but I figured I would put it there as a precursor to saying I'm practically obsessive about The Spectacular Spider-Man, (as a Spider-Man fan like yourself, albeit a much narrower breadth of knowledge as I am only a teenager) love Young Justice, particularly the second season, and am enjoying Gargoyles (I think I'm only just past City of Stone, which was epic in the literal sense) and Star Wars Rebels, that twist in 'Rise of the Old Masters' in particular was really well crafted, which as I write this is six episodes or seven episodes in, I'm slightly behind.
Before I get started, I want to make it clear that whatever I say in my first question, I have no intention to argue with you about what you put in the show as others have been about Wally West at the time I write this. I actually have a few different questions on Young Justice, one on The Spectacular Spider-Man and one about you which are split up and these two paragraphs sort of serve as an introduction to all of it.
1. I'm fairly certain there's an undeniable change of pacing and generally a slight tinkering in the type of storytelling from the first season of Young Justice to the second. In the first season the episodes were relatively self contained episodes that contributed to larger character arcs but in the second season almost every episode, if not every episode, contributed to a constant driving narrative. I've noticed something like this in all of your shows, between their first and second seasons before they all were sadly cancelled. Gargoyles felt like its first season set up the character dynamics and world before the second season expanded its universe, probably due to such a large episode order. And The Spectacular Spider-Man felt like it just grew more confident and ambitious. If you don't think these assessments are correct I'd be very different to hear why your shows evolved. I believe Young Justice evolved the most though. Was that planned from the start or was the show readjusted due to what direction you and the rest thought the show could best move in? Or was it some external factor like a change in writing staff, or a smaller amount of episode? In conclusion, why was the show's overall pacing changed? And if you think I've answered my own question can you elaborate?
2. Was there any break in production? I know there wasn't much space between the airing of Young Justice's first season and its second, but did you have any break between seasons?
3. I'm not sure if this has been asked before, and it seems like a fairly obvious question so I apologize if it has been, but how far into production of season 2 of Young Justice, if at all, did you know it was your last season and how sure were you? When I say you I mean everyone who worked on the show.
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Robert Griffin III was already rumored to be the No. 2 overall pick in the upcoming 2012 NFL Draft behind only Andrew Luck. The only unknown was what team would select Griffin, as the St. Louis Rams have stated that they are going forward with Sam Bradford as their starting quarterback, and would actively shop the pick for a team looking to draft Griffin coming off of his Heisman Trophy campaign with the Baylor Bears last season. But after watching him at the 2012 NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis, the Rams must be salivating over what they can now ask for in return for the opportunity to draft Griffin at the No. 2 spot. That is, if the Colts are still sold on Luck at No. 1. Joking aside, Luck to the Colts is basically a lock, as he also had a very strong showing in Indianapolis. But after watching Griffin run one of the fastest 40 times in recent history, as well as measure up taller than he was perceived, the asking price for the chance to draft him in April has sk...
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Franklin Regional freshman Natalia Perry made a splash in this year's WPIAL singles tournament, but none of the local teams had the same luck in doubles.
Perry and senior teammate Lauren Bailey advanced to the quarterfinals of the WPIAL Class AAA doubles tournament, which was the deepest progression of any of the Section 1-AAA pairs last Thursday at Norwin.
Despite being section champs, Perry and Bailey were seeded seventh for the district tournament, which pitted them against 10th-seeded Vida Komer and Jen Holcombe of Peters Township.
Franklin Regional battled through the tough opening match and avoided a tiebreaker by taking the final game for an 11-9 win.
That moved Perry and Bailey into a quarterfinal against North Allegheny's Kylie Isaacs and Maddy Adams — the No. 2 seed.
The Panthers' team had its run end there with a 10-6 defeat.
The other two teams representing Section 1-AAA both were eliminated in the first round.
Penn-Trafford sophomore Charlotte Vertes and senior Alexis Ryan, the section runners-up, were eliminated in their first-round match against Marlys Bridgham and Laura Feger of Pine-Richland, 10-1.
Hempfield's Madison DeBone and Carly Bryan, the section's third-place team, fell in the opening round against Isaacs and Adams, 10-1.
The teams from both section-champion Franklin Regional and Penn-Trafford will be in the WPIAL Class AAA team tournament, which was scheduled to begin as early as today.
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I am setting up an entity model where I have a common base entity for most of the other entities. For example:
Person -> BaseEntity
BaseEntity Id Created etc...
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In the corresponding storage table all the columns are in the Person table.
Person Id Created FirstName LastName etc...
When I go to map the entity properties in the Person entity I want to map the Id column in the Person table to the Id property in EntityBase and the FirsName column to the FirstName entity property.
However, when you are on the Person entity and add the Person table for mapping you can only map the properties in the Person entity not those in the inherited class?
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Scarlett Johansson is beautiful and repellent simultaneously in a cinematic experience from director Jonathan Glazer to rival Stanley Kubrick or David Lynch
Published: 14 March 2014
Updated: 07:46, 17 March 2014
If you go to Under the Skin expecting any kind of conventional science-fiction thriller, you'll be disappointed — especially, I think, if you happen to know Michel Faber's novel of the same title on which it is loosely based.
The book is a shocker, surprising and horrific. An alien, appearing in the form of a woman called Isserley, drives around the Scottish Highlands picking up muscly men, only for them to be stunned, abducted and processed for meat by her fellow extra-terrestrials. But you don't realise what's going on until after making deceptive assumptions about Isserley yourself.
When I first saw Under the Skin at the end of last year's Toronto Film Festival, tetchy and tired, I found it exasperating: drifty, plotless, incoherent. Yet seeing it again this week I was transfixed. Perhaps this was partly down to having had any expectation of regular narrative helpfully extinguished in advance this time, as well as just being in a more receptive frame of mind? Certainly if you were able to approach Under the Skin as a video-art installation, rather than a monster movie, you might actually find it impressively full of incident and story, compared to most.
Its director, Jonathan Glazer, has made many music videos, TV commercials and art projects, as well as two previous feature films, Sexy Beast (2000) and Birth (2004). Under the Skin, in development for many years, has left the book behind and is a greater creation.
It begins quite abstractly, planetary shapes resolving into the pupil of an eye, while on the ominous soundtrack words are tentatively formed — "n-n-n-no". Then, in darkness, in a wild Scottish landscape, a headlight emerges, racing along. A figure on a motorbike stops near a white van, goes off the road and emerges carrying a woman's body.
In an abstract space, in bright white light, a naked woman strips the body of its clothes and puts them on herself. She looks at her hand and an ant crawling on her finger, as if she had never seen such a thing before. Then off she goes, driving around Glasgow in a white van, looking for men to harvest.
Scarlett Johansson is disturbingly good at playing an alien in human form, without any special effects. Her walk and movement are never quite natural, her face never properly inhabited despite her watchfulness. She's beautiful and repellent simultaneously. But Glazer's great coup here is to put her into real-life situations. Johansson really did drive around in a van, with hidden cameras and a film crew in the back, picking up men who were unaware that they were being filmed until asked to sign a release afterwards. Not one of them, it seems, recognised Johansson in her black wig and tarty fur jacket and that oddity works perfectly for the film: a Hollywood star in that situation might as well have come from outer space.
And anyway, it is not her but the men, the passers-by and the milling crowds in the city streets that are the focus of attention, as seen through her alien eye. Glazer manages the transition from this footage to that involving knowing actors, although all apparently amateur, seamlessly, so that we remain in a strange register of reality and unreality.
The alien leads her victims into a pool of reflective blackness, stripping off so that they dimly follow her and their erections, until they sink into darkness, strangely passive. Men, eh? But the alien is not malevolent, merely completely other. In an upsetting scene by the sea, dragging off a victim, she does not notice an abandoned, crying baby.
There is little dialogue, scenes are held for the longest time, much remains opaque and confusing (who is the motorcycle man? Her alien minder, let's assume). The film, having created its world so effectively, doesn't much move forward, although there are ambiguous signs that the alien is beginning to be touched by humanity: letting a nervous man with extreme facial disfigurement go, tasting chocolate cake, gazing uncomprehendingly at Tommy Cooper gabbling on TV, trying sex. She becomes vulnerable even, ending in a conifer forest, the snow settling, another shot long held.
Under the Skin works visually and sonically, rather than psychologically or dramatically — and you have to surrender to its dreamy pace. But it is worth it, a cinematic experience to rival any created by Kubrick or Lynch. "Alienation" is a facile trope but Under the Skin makes it new: what's ultimately remarkable in this film is not the way the alien looks to us but the way we look to her, so other, so alien ourselves.
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ST. CLOUD,, Minn. (KNSI) A large fight at the Press Bar in downtown St. Cloud ended with several injuries and two arrests.
Police were called around 1 am Sunday on a report that up to 30 people were throwing glasses, beer bottles and tables.
Officers arrested 22 year-old Ricky Cobb of Brooklyn Park after he allegedly cut a bar employee on the arm with a beer bottle while that employee was trying to break up the fight. Police also arrested 30 year-old Ashley Hammond of St. Cloud.
Cobb could face charges of second-degree assault and disorderly conduct. Hammond could be charged with obstructing the legal process.
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Introducing the 2013 Ohio State Buckeyes recruiting class, which finished third in the ESPN class rankings.Story | Conversation | February 05, 2013
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Tee Martin has been on a nonstop recruiting tour of the Southeast during the spring evaluation period. Considering the emphasis Lane Kiffin puts on SEC country, that's a big show of confidence in the first-year assistant.Story | Conversation | May 04, 2012
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USC Trojans ready for spring evaluation periodErik McKinney
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Johnathan Gray and Donald Hawkins could make early impact Texas L...Carter Strickland
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Redding firefighters had their second busy weekend in a row, this time battling a second-alarm structure fire in a triplex.
It broke out around 1 p.m. Sunday in the 1700 block of Collyer Drive.
It was initially dispatched as a vegetation fire, but quickly upgraded once fire crews arrived to find flames in the structure.
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Jim Scott, Scottsdale Fashion Week's founder and operating manager, said he inaugurated the event — which is like a Super Bowl of sorts for fashion followers — last year on a total leap of faith. A principal with Scottsdale-based Keaton & Scott Diversified Investments, Scott said he felt that Scottsdale, with its far-reaching reputation for style, should offer visitors and residents their own chance to celebrate fashion on a larger scale.
"We are giving designers and retailers an opportunity to present their designs and fashion on an 85-foot stage under the stars," said Scott of the celebration that will take place at SouthBridge and the Scottsdale Waterfront adjacent to Scottsdale Fashion Square.
Scottsdale Fashion Week, which organizers say drew thousands last year, was heavily promoted at this fall's New York Fashion Week.
Retailers say the event has a great deal of potential.
"Other major cities have fashion weeks. This is very timely for the city of Scottsdale. Fashion Square is the destination for fashion here in the city and in Arizona," said Linda Whitlow, senior marketing manager for Westcor's Scottsdale Fashion Square. Whitlow said the mall will host five runway shows at Fashion Week, showcasing ready-to-wear apparel by Nordstrom's Faconnable line, Betsy Johnson, Kate Spade, Electric Ladyland and St. John.
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Les Troyens at Carnegie Hall
Les Troyens is the noblest grand opera ever composed by a Frenchman, one of those desert-island works of which it is impossible to tire because its depths can never be completely sounded.
After the horrors of Jagoš Marković's production of Le Nozze di Figaro in Belgrade, I was apprehensive lest Nabucco in Serbia's second city of Novi Sad on 27th October would be transplanted from 6th century BC Babylon to post-Saddam Hussein Tikrit or some bombed-out kibbutz in Beersheba.
First Toronto, then Houston and now San Francisco, the third stop of a new production of Puccini's La bohème by Canadian born, British nurtured theater director John Caird.
Every once in a while Los Angeles Opera presents an important recital in the three thousand seat Dorothy Chandler Pavilion.
This third revival of Laurent Pelly's production of Donizetti's L'elisir d'amore needed a bit of a pep up to get moving but once it had been given a shot of 'medicinal' tincture things spiced up nicely.
Founded in 1996, Samling describes itself as a charity which 'inspires musical excellence in young people'.
The good news is that you don't have to go all the way to Pesaro for great Rossini.
Maître à danser: William Christie and Les Arts Florissants at the Barbican, London, presented a defining moment in Rameau performance practice, choreographed with a team of dancers.
The most memorable thing (and definitely not in a good way) about this performance of Le Nozze di Figaro at the Serbian National Theatre in Belgrade was the self-serving, infantile, offensive and just plain wrong production by celebrated Serbian theatre director Jagoš Marković.
Should looks matter when casting the role of the iconic temptress for HD simulcast?
Maurice Greene (1696-1755) had a highly successful musical career. Organist of St. Paul's Cathedral, a position to which he was elected when he was just 22 years-old, he later became organist of the Chapel Royal, Professor of Music at the University of Cambridge and, from 1735, Master of the King's Music.
Yet another Tosca is hardly exciting news, if news at all. The current five performances have come just two years after SFO alternated divas Angela Gheorghiu and Patricia Racette in the title role.
What an enjoyable opportunity to encounter Dvořák's sixth opera, Šelma Sedlák¸or The Cunning Peasant!
Whether biblical parable or mythological moralising, it's all the same really: human hubris, humility, sacrifice and redemption.
Opera Rara brought a rare performance of Donizetti's first opera for the Paris Opera to the Royal Festival Hall on 4 November 2014, following recording sessions for the opera.
Bass baritone, Luca Pisaroni, known to opera lovers throughout the world for his excellence in Mozart roles, offered San Diego vocal aficionados a double treat on October 28th: his mellifluous voice, and a recital of German songs.
Jonathan Miller's production of La bohème for ENO, shared with Cincinnati Opera, sits uneasily, at least as revived by Natascha Metherell, between comedy and tragedy.
Any Florian Boesch and Malcolm Martineau performance is superb, but this Wigmore Hall recital surprised, too. Boesch's Schubert is wonderful, but this time, it was his Liszt and Strauss songs which stood out. This year at the Wigmore Hall, we've heard a lot of Liszt and a lot of Richard Strauss everywhere, establishing high standards, but this was special.
The weather was auspicious for Wexford Festival Opera's first-night firework display — mild, clear and calm. But, as the rainbow rockets exploded over the River Slaney, even bigger bangs were being made down at the quayside.
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
Les Troyens is the noblest grand opera ever composed by a Frenchman, one of those desert-island works of which it is impossible to tire because its depths can never be completely sounded.
Every hearing brings new beauties to attention, each representation attains new miracles — and every staging (at least, of the several I have seen) has lacked something essential, done something inane that ought to have been serious or something ponderous that ought to have been gossamer.
Berlioz, a traditionalist revolutionary, left none of the tools he made use of as they stood but developed the traditions on offer. From Gluck (and Lully and Cherubini) he took a style of declamatory singing that makes up in hieratic dignity for what it sometimes lacks in the sheer sensuousness of the contrasting Italian manner — though nothing in opera surpasses the quintet-septet-love duet sequence in Act IV of Les Troyens for sheer throbbing passion.
The forms in Les Troyens are traditional: soliloquy aria, aria with chorus, duet, concertato, ballet interlude, orchestral entr'acte, war chorus — but Berlioz employs none of them casually. Each verse of a strophic melody differs from each other, no line of a melody is repeated without altering an instrumental color, brightening the effect, speeding up or slowing down to suit the dramatic pulse of the scene. No matter how familiar the score, it is still full of undiscovered wonders. This is meat only for the most intent of conductors and the most committed singers.
All this being so, and staged performances being rare (in New York, we see it once a decade), a concert performance is no poor compromise, especially if the performers are worthy of the ambitions of a Berlioz. The chorus and orchestra of St. Petersburg's Mariinsky Theatre, trained on the over-the-top grandeur of Russian epic opera, are clearly primed for Les Troyens, and the dynamic Valery Gergiev is a proven hand with this most idiosyncratic of composers. The only dubious side of the enterprise is the French accent of the Russian soloists — and those who are used to, say, Anna Netrebko's Antonia or Manon will hardly find anything to object to even here. (Madame Netrebko was in the audience at Carnegie Hall, cheering on her old pals.)
With no sets to distract the eye and no choreographers to embarrass us during the ballets — not to mention no director's follies to interrupt the orchestral interludes — Maestro Gergiev seems to have felt it wiser to do the piece in two parts, La Prise de Troie and Les Troyens à Carthage, as it often used to be staged. This stratagem kept the orchestra and the tenor fresh for the second evening. (Berlioz lovers in New York, to be sure, might have preferred to have it all on Tuesday and repeat it all on Wednesday, and we would have attended both evenings.)Alexei Markov (Chorèbe) and Ekaterina Gubanova (Cassandra)
First of all: a word about the orchestra, which played five hours of music without a single brass misfire or a mis-cue of the backstage band on its several entrances, a lush, various, delirious, precise reading, heartily theatrical as a theater orchestra should be. The chorus were solid as well. Gergiev, who leads without a podium, waggles his fingers as much as his stick, and dances in place, and clearly everyone knows what each wiggle implies. I sat in the orchestra on both nights, and did wish for an opportunity to hear the whole score again (immediately!) from the higher reaches of the hall, where the sound in more orchestrally intricate works like this one can attain a still more magical imprint.
Ekaterina Gubanova, who has been miscast at the Met (Giulietta? c'mawn!), sang Cassandra with great distinction and dignity and a well-managed rise to the top in a role often given to sopranos. Her thunder was rather stolen on the second night, when Ekaterina Semenchuk, the delicious Olga of last year's Met Onegin, gave a passionate, tremendously involved account of Didon. She never stood still when "acting," but emoted fervently, and her eyes grew warm with passion, sick with despair, while her voice, once it was warmed up, filled the house with urgent appeal — in very decent French, moreover. When she was not singing, she was clearly following every word and emotion of the score. There are other ways to perform this wonderful role — New Yorkers have been spoiled by Christa Ludwig, Shirley Verrett, Tatiana Troyanos peerless in passion, Jessye Norman's hauteur, and Lorraine Hunt Lieberson's lieder-singer attention to the detail of each phrase — but Semenchuk's turn matched them in memorability. In the smaller female roles, I especially liked the glowing low notes of Zlata Bulycheva's Anna.
Not even Valery Gergiev can conjure first rate tenors out of the thin air of Muscovy, where — perhaps due to early Russian Orthodox church music training (although that didn't hold back Nicolai Gedda) — low voices tend to be the top grade ones: Russia has always been more famous for basses and mezzos than for tenors and sopranos. Sergei Semishkur declaimed expressively and got over the high passes without coming to grief, but his voice is hardly Heppner pretty or Vickers intense, and as for his French diction — well, it was clear that this is no longer the second language of St. Petersburg, as it was in Tolstoy's day. Daniil Shtoda, an effective lyric tenor, sang Iopas's aria with the proper courtly elegance, but Dmitry Voropaev, though possessing a good basic sound, phoned in Hylas's music with a bad accent and none of that air's delicate homesick sadness.
Alexei Markov's Chorèbe was sung with ardent dignity and grace, Yuri Vorobiev sang a fine Narbal, and Alexander Nikitin and Timur Abdikeyev, who covered most of the small, lower roles agreeably, were especially charming in the comical duet for two Trojan sentries.
These were two long, long opera concerts that one wished would never end.
John Yohalem


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Raised in the San Francisco Bay Area, Patricia Cori has been immersed in the New Age Movement since its inception in the early 1970s. She has utilized her clairvoyant abilities in healing and support work throughout her life, which has been dedicated in great part to the study of mysticism and philosophy, ancient civilizations, shamanism, metaphysical healing, spirituality, and extraterrestrial life. Patricia Cori has lived in Italy since 1983. In 1995, she founded the LightWorks Association, a nonprofit organization whose studios in Rome served as a healing center, school, and the city's only New Age Library. She is a prominent figure in the New Age Movement, well-known on the international lecture circuit--offering courses, seminars, and workshops around the world on a vast range of topics, which reflect her broad knowledge of alternative methodologies in healing, her mission as the voice of the Sirian High Council, and her remarkable gift of helping others rekindle and ignite their inner power. She hosts the radio program Beyond the Matrix on BBSradio.com (since August 19, 2007), dedicated to helping people get out of the box of convention and think about the underlying truths of our current world.
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"Patricia Cori has channeled the absolute truth of creation: who we are, where we came from, and what our mission is." --Richard Fuller, Metarev.com ""The Starseed Dialogues" is the result of questions that readers of the Sirian Revelations have asked that Patricia then turned over to the Sirian High Council for answers...This book is definitely advanced material but equally enlightening." --Starseed Shaman "Patricia Cori is a tremendous gift to us all. She has honoured the call of her Soul, and walks as an example of one dedicated to service of the awakening human spirit. Her multidimensional agility in conversation, grounded in her rich personal life experience, offered such sweet music for the dance we shared with all of the listeners, and more to come, who will enjoy the archives. Many thanks to you, Patricia, for your courage and for choosing to be with us all at this time." --DJamil Graham, Alchemy of Light Broadcast, BBSRadio.com "Patricia and her Sirian contacts are one of the most inspiring sources available during this time of shifting potentials and human evolution." --Steve Crow, Soul Adventure TV "Patricia Cori is one of the most fascinating, charismatic, articulate, knowledgeable and intriguing guests I ever had on The Paranormal Show. I was so captivated by Patricia that the hour interview passed by like a flash of light. When the folks in the control room at the TV station gave me the instructions in my earpiece to wind down the show as we were nearing the end of it, I had to look at my watch to validate that I was being given the correct message. She is a class act, both on the inside and the outside. Needless-to-say, Patricia will be a welcome guest on my show whenever her travels take her to Canada." --Stan Mallow, Host, The Paranormal Show