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Recipe: Zucchini Vichyssoise With Burrata, Tomatoes and Pesto
Recently I had chilled leek and potato soup (vichyssoise) at Marché Moderne in Costa Mesa. It was out-of-this-world delicious because the chef put a nubbin of burrata cheese augmented with green onions in the center of the soup. I made sure that each time my spoon dived into the cold soup it captured a little of that creamy burrata. So here is my zucchini-amped version in which the burrata is spiked with basil. Diced tomatoes and chives provide a flavorful garnish.
Yield: 6 servings
- 4 ounces chilled burrata cheese, see cook's notes
- 1 tablespoon minced fresh basil
- 1 tablespoon butter
- 1 tablespoon extra-virgin olive oil
- 5 cups chopped leeks, white and light green portions (about 6 to 7 leeks)
- 4 medium-large baking potatoes, such as russets, peeled, cut into chunks
- 2 medium unpeeled zucchini, cut into chunks
- 6 cups canned sodium-reduced chicken broth, plus more if needed
- 2 teaspoons salt
- 3/4 teaspoon freshly ground pepper
- 2 to 4 tablespoons heavy whipping cream
Garnish: 1 large or 2 medium vine-ripened heirloom tomatoes, cored, seeded, diced
Garnish: 1 1/2 tablespoons chopped fresh chives
Cook's notes: Burrata is a fresh Italian cheese, made from mozzarella and cream. The outer shell is solid mozzarella while the inside contains both mozzarella and cream, giving the core a very creamy texture. It is sold at cheese shops, Trader Joe's and Costco.
1. Dice burrata (there will be creamy parts and firm portions); place in bowl with basil. Stir to combine. Using two spoons (one to scoop and the other to push off the cheese mixture), drop onto plate in 5 mounds. Place in refrigerator. Once chilled, cover with plastic wrap and return to refrigerator.
2. In a large pot or Dutch oven, heat butter and oil on medium heat. Add leeks and cook 5 minutes, stirring occasionally (do NOT brown). Add potatoes, zucchini, broth, salt and pepper; increase heat to high and bring to boil. Lower heat to medium low and simmer 30 minutes. Purée in several batches in food processor. Stir in cream. If soup is too thick, stir in a little more broth. Cover and chill thoroughly. Chill 6 bowls.
3. Taste soup; if needed, add more salt and/or pepper. Place a mound of cheese-basil mixture in center of 6 chilled soup bowls. Ladle chilled soup on top. Place diced tomatoes and chives on top of each serving.
Nutrition information (per serving): 312 calories (45 percent from fat), 15 g fat, 6 g saturated fat, 48 mg cholesterol, 39 g carbohydrates, 4 g protein, 560 mg sodium, 3.1 g fiber
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Peru's president-elect Pedro Pablo Kuczynski said amid laughter on Tuesday that his government would sever ties with the United States if Republican Donald Trump wins the US presidential election in November.
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Arms, ammunition seized from NSCN-IM man
Kohima: In a major haul ahead of the state Assembly elections in Nagaland, security forces have seized a huge cache of arms and ammunition from a suspected National Socialist Council of Nagaland (NSCN-IM) man in Kohima.
Personnel of 17 and 19 Assam Rifles seized a huge consignment of highly sophisticated weapons, made in Germany and Austria, from the suspected NSCN-IM man during a joint operation conducted yesterday, an official statement issued by Assam Rifles (North) said.
The seized materials included two AK 56 Rifles, three GSG-5 Rifles, one GSG-5 carbine and five 9mm Glock pistols along with 24 rounds of ammunition and Rs 10,170 in cash.
The statement said that the operation was conducted based on reliable information regarding the illegal shipment of arms and ammunition from Ukhrul to NSCN-IM headquarters at Hebron, Dimapur in a vehicle.
In another development, following the directive of the Election Commission, the Cease Fire Monitoring Group has banned the major three underground groups in Nagaland NSCN Isak-Muivah, NSCN-Khaplang and GPRN/NSCN (NSCN-Khole Kitovi) from moving around with arms and ammunition in the state from tomorrow till February 23, the date for Assembly elections in the state.
Chairman of the Cease Fire Monitoring Group (CFMG), Maj Gen (Rtd) N George has said that all members of the three NSCNs, including identity card holders have been banned from carrying any type of weapons from February 7 to 23 next as per directives issued by the Election Commission.
The CFMG chairman said ban has been imposed to avoid tension that can result in violence thereby disrupting free and fair polls in the state.
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- Out of a starting field of 77 entries, 11 went to the jump-off, but no one was able to catch Frances Land (USA) and Vieanne. They blazed around the shortened course in 37.99 seconds for victory.
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Horses are a family affair for the Lands. Her father Jay is her trainer and her mother Kim is a rider, as is her sister Taylor. "I heard them announce (that I won) and then my dad came running down with the cooler. He trains me, so it is nice to be able to share victories with him. It makes it a little bit more special because he is a rider too, so he understands. They are all here, so we do it together," she said.
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FRANCES LAND (USA), Frances Land: 0/0/37.99
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Retail inflation for farm and rural workers eases in February
New Delhi: Retail inflation for farm workers and rural labourers eased to 8.14 percent and 8.27 percent respectively in February from 9.08 percent and 9.21 percent in January mainly due to decrease in prices of food items.
"Point to point rate of inflation based on the CPI-AL and CPI-RL decreased from 9.08 per cent and 9.21 percent in January, 2014 to 8.14 percent and 8.27 percent in February, 2014," said a press release.
It said the inflation based on food index of Consumer Price Index-Agriculture Labourers (CPI-AL) and Consumer Price Index-Rural Labourers (CPI-RL) were at 6.85 per cent and 6.99 percent respectively during February.
The all India CPI-AL and CPI-RL for February, 2014 remained stationary to stand at 757 points and 759 points respectively.
In case of farm workers, it recorded an increase between 2 to 9 points in 11 states and a decrease between 1 to 9 points in 8 States. The index however, remained stationary in one state. Haryana with 843 points topped the index table whereas Himachal Pradesh with the index level of 623 points stood at the bottom.
In case of rural workers, the index recorded an increase between 1 to 7 points in 12 States, and a decrease between one to 8 points in 8 states. Haryana with 836 points topped the index table whereas Himachal Pradesh State with the index level of 656 points stood at the bottom.
The indices for farm and rural labourers in respect of Rajasthan registered maximum increase of 9 points and 7 points respectively.
This was mainly due to increase in prices of wheat, bajra, pulses, gingely oil, milk, ghee, vegetables & fruits, sugar, dhoti (cotton mill), plastic shoes and toilet soap.
The index numbers for farm and rural workers in respect of Andhra Pradesh registered maximum decrease of 9 points and 8 points respectively mainly due to decrease in the prices of rice, jowar, ragi, groundnut oil, onion, vegetable & fruits, sugar and firewood.
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She's spent the past few days flashing the flesh but Sharon Stone unveiled a more conservative look in France today.
The 54-year-old actress chose a black trouser suit with white shirt as she attended the show of Belgian fashion designer Kris Van Assche for Dior at Paris Fashion Week.
Sharon – who had a length of black ribbon with a large gold ring tied around her neck - attended with her adorable son Quinn, six, who dressed in an identical suit jacket and shirt to his mother along with a pair of jeans.
Sharon Stone chose a more conservative than usual look for a fashion show with Dior president Sidney Toledano and her son Quinn in Paris
Dior president Sidney Toledano sat with the pair and matched his black blazer and white shirt with a pair of dark jeans.
It was a much more demure look for Sharon, who yesterday hit the Paris streets in an ultra-sheer top which exposed both of her breasts.
Wearing a tight grin on her face, the confident Basic Instinct star seemed quite proud of her wardrobe malfunction and lapped up the attention her risqué black ensemble would inevitably receive.
Bonding time: Sharon and her son Quinn enjoyed a day out together at a fashion show in Paris
Not to be outdone by 53-year-old pop star Madonna, who flashed her nipple at a concert in Turkey this month, the Casino star is not known to shy away from flashing her flesh on the red carpet.
Stone accessorized her bizarre top, which looked like an ordinary long-sleeved black shirt from the chest up, with a pair of slim black trousers, metallic pumps, and a white clutch.
Just like any American tourist, Sharon was spotted earlier in the day taking pictures and treating her son to an ice-cream cone as they took in the Parisian sights.
Sharon was in good spirits as she attended the show of Belgian fashion designer Kris Van Assche for Dior in Paris and happily chatted to other guests
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The tot looked adorable in a red-and-white-striped rugby shirt and tracksuit bottoms.
Sharon meanwhile covered up her enviable figure in a black vest top and slim fit trousers.
Not spotted with them was her much younger model boyfriend Argentinian model Martin Mica.
Sheer disaster: After spending a wholesome day out with son Quinn, Sharon Stone hit the Paris streets and flashed some serious under-boob
Still trim: Sharon showed off her slender physique in fitted black trousers and high heels
The May-December pair met at a Vogue party in Brazil in April, and they were seen locking lips on a Venice Beach date earlier this month.
As well as Quinn, Sharon is also mother to Laird, seven, and Roan, 12.
However, her ex-husband, newspaper editor Phil Bronstein has primary custody of Roan, with Sharon being granted visitation rights.
Mixing with the crowd: Sharon posed up with Keli Lee and Brian Grazer before the event
In a recent interview with AARP magazine, Sharon reflected on a difficult 10 years, which saw her suffering a brain haemorrhage, divorcing Phil, and losing custody of Roan.
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Talk about attention-catching! Sharon stepped out in a bright pink shift dress the following day and looked like she was feeling the chill
Mother and son mini-break: Sharon Stone has jetted off to Paris with her youngest son Quinn
Sharon and Phil divorced in 2003 after five years of marriage.
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FORT MYERS, Fla. — While still not outlining specific timelines, Red Sox manager John Farrell said Thursday morning that Mike Napoli is further along in his return to game progression than David Ortiz. Farrell indicated that if everything goes well, Napoli will run the bases next week and begin playing in games later in the week.
"Not specific dates. Ranges, we're hopeful that Mike would be taking at-bats later next week," Farrell said of his new first baseman who is still working through agility drills to test his hips. Napoli has looked smooth handling defensive work at first base.
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Businesses can be transformed, sometimes through new leadership, sometimes through new market realities or business relationships. But perhaps the easiest way, for IT at least, to transform the business is by enabling the business to evolve from a data silo'd organization to a data-centric enterprise and by unleashing the power of data in new ways.
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- Achieving a Single Source of Truth Across all Enterprise Applications - A single, authoritative view of the customer is essential for a business to become truly customer-centric.
- Achieving an Extended View of Business-Critical Data and Its Key Relationships - Understanding the true value of each customer hinges on possessing an extended view of all critical relationships.
- Capitalizing on New Data Sources - New data is everywhere from social media data to sensor and RFID data to other types of interaction data. And it is Big Data offering big insights and big competitive advantages to those who can make the most of it in use cases such as sentiment analysis, and real-time supply chain analysis.
Why Master Data Management Hinges on Data Quality
In a recent Ovum Research study, entitled Optimizing Enterprise Applications: The Data Connection, providing a single version of the truth was ranked as the foremost challenge facing IT executives today. Gartner, meanwhile, ranks a single view of the customer/party as second only to improving reporting and analysis as a tactical master data management goal. Clearly achieving a single source of truth across applications is a top of mind concern. And the best way to accomplish this is to comprehensively manage master data across the applications.
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Delivered in real time or near-real time, the transformative power of such views is immense. Customers can be wooed with genuinely meaningful, real time offers. Up-selling and cross-selling activities can be based on complete and up-to-the-minute customer information. The number of companies that are doing this today is not huge, but it is within the reach of most organizations and the number of empowered ones is growing fast.
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An equally transformative power lies in new data sources, particularly Big Interaction Data. We are in the midst of an explosion of interaction data from social media, click streams, sensors and machines, call detail records and other sources. Unlike the transactional data that has been driving business processes for the past several decades, interaction data is unstructured and does not lend itself to processing in relational databases. And while transactional data started as a trickle and grew over time to a tsunami, interaction data has achieved tsunami status right out of the gate. It takes processing muscle to sift through and mine it for insights - cost-effective muscle like Hadoop environments and massively parallel processing databases. Similarly, it takes data integration muscle to manage, transform, and parse it for analytic and other processing.
Already, there are organizations in just about every industry sector, including the public sector, out in front of the pack in leveraging Big Interaction Data to attract and retain customers, more deeply and quickly understand their markets, and identify and influence their markets' influencers.
In order to gain business value from Big Interactive Data, organizations need... well, they need the "same old same old," but much, much more of it. In other words, you must have the facility to:
- Get the relevant information you need, regardless of diversity of format, volume, location, or time scale (from years to micro-seconds).
- Trust the data you will use to drive your business decisions and operations.
- Combine traditional and non-traditional data sources in new and innovative ways to drive new insights and power business processes.
- Reduce risk and improve compliance via real-time data.
This means investing in solutions that deliver trusted data on any scale, leveraging adaptive data services to meet the business needs of all projects as well as self-service integration that empowers users to obtain the information they need while IT remains in control.
While this sounds like a big order, the solutions to meet it are available. They have been for years, handling more conventional (by current standards) data management tasks, but ready and proven to scale to handle today's and tomorrow's non-conventional opportunities for maximizing the return on data.
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Foreign ownership of farms 'about right' - Guy
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Minister of Primary Industries Nathan Guy is comfortable with the level of foreign investment in farmland as opposition grows against big tracts of land being bought by overseas owners.
Guy said New Zealanders should not lose sight they had relied heavily on foreign investment for a long time.
He said foreign ownership of land had become an election issue and the Government was confident of its position.
"We have to keep a reasoned and balanced debate through this issue and of course we will have political parties say they will do one thing on the campaign trail and maybe another when in government," said Guy at a Christchurch luncheon this week.
"We believe we have the balance about right."
Opposition to Chinese company Shanghai Pengxin signing up to buy Lochinver Station near Taupo, revealed last week, has come from Conservative Party leader Colin Craig, NZ First leader Winston Peters and Labour leader David Cunliffe.
Labour says foreign purchases of more than 5 hectares of farmland would be limited to rare exceptions showing large economic benefits, if it was elected into government.
Outside political circles, Federated Farmers president William Rolleston admitted to being "frankly uneasy" about the station being sold to Pengxin. Rolleston said the organisation supported positive overseas investment in New Zealand's farming system, but was concerned there would be little benefit to New Zealand if the Lochinver sale went through.
Pengxin owns Crafar Farms and a stake via another company in Canterbury's Synlait Farms. The sale of Lochinver, put up for tender in December last year by the Stevenson Group, is awaiting approval from the Overseas Investment Office (OIO).
This week NZ First pointed to another likely sale of a 1037ha station near Gisborne to foreign investors.
Yet there were few complaints when Robert "Mutt" Lange - a Zambian-born British record producer and the ex-husband of pop singer Shania Twain - showed overseas ownership was not all bad after putting about 53,000 hectares of South Island high-country land he owns under covenant protection.
Guy said foreign investment in New Zealand land was mainly from the United States, Australia, United Kingdom, Germany, Switzerland and Canada with 3 per cent to 4 per cent of land sales made to the Chinese.
The bulk of New Zealand land was Kiwi owned with "a couple of per cent" under foreign ownership.
He said the Government had lifted the process in 2010 to make applications to the OIO more rigorous by taking into account the benefit of a land sale for New Zealand.
"Let's give some context and if you want to talk about the politics I'm happy to, but it's interesting that Labour is now out there with their position; they will change this and change that but right next door to this farm in 2007 [former finance minister] Michael Cullen and David Parker, the [Land Information] minister of the time signed off Poronui Station right next door to Lochinver and 6500ha, they have forgotten about that.
"Under the Labour government 663,000ha went under foreign owners' hands and under this government there's been about 189,000ha."
Guy was questioned at the luncheon about the vacuum of information in the OIO system which made it difficult to find out if overseas applicants had followed through with land development as listed in their application. The information could show the benefits of wider access to the public and the protection of wetlands by outside money.
Guy said he would get officials to look into providing more information on OIO decisions and post-application results.
"I don't know if it's been looked at, but I will follow that up.
"I think you make a very valid point that the conditions are placed on the overseas investor to go through the OIO process ... It would be really good for the public to know had they met those."
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The addition of the tankers comes as the world's largest energy consumer plans to more than double natural gas consumption to cut its dependence on coal and oil. The six-tankship purchase will be made by a venture owned by China Petrochemical Corp., also known as Sinopec Group, China Shipping and Mitsui O.S.K Lines Ltd. (9104) and each ship will have a capacity to carry 174,000 cubic meters of natural gas. reports Bloomberg.
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I'm a massive fan of Game Of Thrones but there's a line that divides that devoted viewer and the true obsessive. I know I fall under the former category because, for example, I had no idea that Daenerys Targaryen's dragons even had names, let alone that they are Drogon, Rhaegal and Viserion. No matter; this video from Wired's excellent FX Guide series shows how Berlin studio Pixomondo brought these dragons to life on screen, using everything from digital wind tunnel simulations to tennis balls on sticks.
It's a fascinating insight into this amazingly technical process but what is particularly interesting is the work that went into making them credulously adolescent – awkward and slightly out of place in their bodies. This is well worth three minutes of your time but GOT fans beware; it will make you hanker for Season Four…
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Verismo Rarities, Teatro Grattacielo
Part of the fun of visiting the many companies that specialize in unearthing forgotten operas lies precisely in not knowing what you're going to get.
Last week an audience of 50 assembled in the kitchen of a luxurious West Village townhouse for a performance of Marriage of Figaro.
In a recent article in BBC Music Magazine tenor James Gilchrist reflected on the reason why early-nineteenth-century England produced no corpus of art song to match the German lieder of Schumann, Schubert and others, despite the great flowering of English Romantic poetry during this period.
With the New York Premiere of Florencia en el Amazonas, the New York City Opera Steps Out of the Shadows of the Past
Opportunities to see Idomeneo are not so frequent as they might be, certainly not so frequent as they should be.
Not merely Don Carlo, but the five-act Don Carlo in the 1886 Modena version! The welcomed esotericism of San Francisco Opera's extraordinary spring season.
The early summer San Francisco Opera season has the feel of a classy festival. There is an introduction of Spanish director Calixto Bieito to American audiences, a five-act Don Carlo and two awaited, inevitable role debuts, Karita Mattila as Kostelnička and Malin Bystrom as Janacek's Jenůfa.
Now that the curtain has long fallen on the third and last performance of the Ring cycle at the Washington National Opera (WNO), it is safe to say that the long-anticipated production has been an unqualified success for the company, director Francesca Zambello, and conductor Philippe Auguin.
Most of the attention during this revival of Daniele Abbado's 2013 production of Nabucco has been directed at Plácido Domingo's reprise of the title role, with the critical reception somewhat mixed.
Four years ago, almost to the day (13th to 12th), I saw Melly Still's production of The Cunning Little Vixen during its first Glyndebourne run. I found myself surprised how much more warmly I responded to it this time.
This recital celebrated both the work of the Park Lane Group, which has been supporting the careers of outstanding young artists for 60 years, and the 90th birthday of Joseph Horovitz, who was born in Vienna in 1926 and emigrated to England aged 12.
Headed by General Director Luana DeVol, a world-renowned dramatic soprano, Opera Las Vegas is a relatively new company that presents opera with first-rate casts at the University of Las Vegas's Judy Bayley Theater. In 2014 they presented Rossini's The Barber of Seville and in 2015, Puccini's Madama Butterfly. This year they offered a blazing rendition of Georges Bizet's Carmen.
Ever since a friend was reported as having said he would like something in return for modern-dress Shakespeare (how quaint that term seems now, as if anyone would bat an eyelid!), namely an Elizabethan-dress staging of Look Back in Anger, I have been curious about the possibilities of 'down-dating', as I suppose we might call it. Rarely, if ever, do we see it, though.
Leading a very muscular Dutch Radio Philharmonic, Principal Conductor Markus Stenz brilliantly delivered Alban Berg's Wozzeck with a superb Florian Boesch in the lead and a mesmerising Asmik Grigorian as Marie his wife.
There can't be that many operas that start with an extended solo for double bass. At Holland Park, the eerie, angular melody for lone bass player which opens Pietro Mascagni's Iris immediately unsettled the relaxed mood of the summer evening.
George Souglides' set for Will Tuckett's new production of Rossini's L'italiana in Algeri at Garsington would surely have delighted Liberace.
Calixto Bieito is always news, Carmen with a good cast is always news. So here is the news.
Distinguished theatre director Michael Boyd's first operatic outing was his brilliant re-invention of Monteverdi's L'Orfeo for the Royal Opera at the Roundhouse in 2015, so what he did next was always going to rouse interest.
Although Bohuslav Martinů's short operas Ariane and Alexandre bis date from 1958 and 1937 respectively, there was a distinct tint of 1920s Parisian surrealism about director Rodula Gaitanou's double bill, as presented by the postgraduate students of the Guildhall School of Music and Drama.
The eyes of the opera world turned recently to Dresden—the city where Wagner premiered his Rienzi, Fliegende Holländer, and Tannhäuser—for an important performance of Lohengrin. For once in Germany it was not about the staging.
Having been privileged already to see in little over two months two great productions of Die Meistersinger, one in Paris (Stefan Herheim) and one in Munich (David Bösch), I was unable to resist the prospect of a third staging, at Glyndebourne.
Part of the fun of visiting the many companies that specialize in unearthing forgotten operas lies precisely in not knowing what you're going to get.
It could be a justly ignored trifle or a work underappreciated in bygone days, or a work overappreciated that gives you a clue to what the tastes of that era were. Audiences liked this? What did they like about it? And sometimes, when you least expect it, it's a pleasure from start to finish.
Take Leoni's L'Oracolo, now — Antonio Scotti recorded a bit of it (he played wicked Cim-Fen, proprietor of an opium den in San Francisco's Chinatown), and there has even been a complete recording with Tito Gobbi and Joan Sutherland. The opera was rather popular at the Met in its day, during and after World War I — but how many of us have actually experienced a live performance? And as for Montemezzi's swan song, L'Incantesimo — how many have even heard of it? Composed for radio during the Mussolini administration, it did get a staging at the Verona Arena nearly sixty years ago.
But you never know if you don't go hear them, and sometimes that hearing provides astonishment, surprise in the amount of pleasure available. One of the most enjoyable operas I've heard this season was Dame Ethel Smyth's The Wreckers, performed by the American Symphony Orchestra last September at Fisher Hall. How much more awake we all were, alert to the unknown, the forgotten, the ignored, when Smyth's expert orchestration came flooding out at us like some Cornish valkyrie?
You have to try it, or you will regret the chance lost. That, I am happy to report, was the conclusion of a happily dazed band of opera lovers at Fisher Hall again last Tuesday, when Teatro Grattacielo, an organization that presents one concert a year of a forgotten (often unknown) work of the verismo era. It was their thirteenth season and the prima donna withdrew with a sore throat, and the other singers were far from well known, and the double bill of one-acts particularly obscure — but no matter. However much we may have shrugged going in — there was a lot of "Here we go for another one" among a fatalistic crowd — all eyes sparkled and a happy babble of comment filled the air at intermission: If L'Oracolo is not a masterpiece of the first water (did verismo produce masterpieces of the first water? Isn't that besides the realistic point of the form?), the opera is a thing of beauty, melodious and passionate and odd, filled with blood and lovely tunes and horrible destinies. Any decent orchestra will have fun playing it (there were times with this one when one wasn't sure if the teeth-grating harmony was intentionally "oriental"or off key), and the singers all have parts that make it clear just how hard they are working. Best of all, Teatro Grattacielo had filled the cast with excellent voices, healthy, loud, urgent, and thoroughly schooled in the Italian manner.
Todd Thomas, a baritone of imposing malice — a man born to sing Scarpia, which he does — sang the monstrous Cim-Fen. Ashraf Sewailam, a young Egyptian bass of distinction, sang his nemesis, Win-Shee. Asako Tamura made a striking impression as Ah-Joe, one of opera's many delicate oriental maidens with a larynx of steel (Teatro Gratticielo has already presented Mascagni's Iris), and Arnold Rawls sounded attractive and ardent in the short but high-lying role of her unfortunate true love, San-Lui. Daniel Ihn-Kyu Lee, as the wealthy businessman at the center of the plot, and Mabel Ledo in the brief role of a careless nursemaid, made one wish to hear more from them.
L'Incantesimo was another matter. Almost the end of the line for verismo and, indeed, for Italian melodic opera, it is Montemezzi's tribute to the fairy tale works of Richard Strauss and his ilk, with a full, Germanic orchestra swirling us through a slight drama of lover (tenor) versus husband unable to love (baritone), contesting for the devotion of a wife more symbol than woman, all of them under the contrivances of the enchanter of the title. (This is the rare verismo fable with a happy ending.) José Luis Duval sang the desperately high-lying role of the lover as well as one could expect — he will find the awkward Strauss tenor repertory congenial, or at least possible — and Mr. Thomas scored again as a bravura heavy: hard, haughty, loveless Count Folco. Ms. Tamura gamely followed up her Ah-Joe by replacing an ailing colleague as Giselda, who doesn't have to do much, but must do it at the top of her range, with the entire orchestra competing fortissimo. She, like Mr. Thomas, sounded at the evening's end as if they gobble this stuff for aperitifs and could happily sing more — which cannot physically be true. Mr. Sewailam, in the brief but significant role of the sorcerer, was again highly effective.
For mastery of the forces he deployed, Montemezzi certainly deserves high marks for L'Incantesimo — though his finale is cruelty to singers. But for substance, for personality, for offering a story that took us to new or intriguing places, the opera seemed thin: a lot of bark, little bite. This was not the general reaction to L'Oracolo, which a performance like this one makes us think worthy of another look, even a staging (despite its hokey contrivances: opium addicts, kidnappings, mad scenes, murders, sewers — it's all Chinatown, Jake), perhaps on a double bill with Puccini's veristic Tabarro, another slice-of-brutal-life show. L'Oracolo was a reminder that the era did not only produce Cav and Pag.
The Teatro Grattacielo Orchestra was led, and the singers inspired, and the entire performance a triumph for David Wroe, a conductor new to me. The only down sides of the entire event were the unfortunate inclination of the company to use over-miked electronic sound effects — in this case a foghorn and a rooster — at moments when subtlety would have made the point better.
John Yohalem