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‘La Boheme’

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{done a steady crescendo of merit. "Last night, “La “Boheme,” which opened the Martens Concerts series at the Murat, drew not only clamorous apiplause, but also audible emotion from spectator-listeners. | This is the best Wagner show we've seen and heard. things, promise the sailors, they'll i] Vocally, it's also one of the r ‘most difficult, and I think big tissimo. ipraise belongs to the young

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makes sense. That's partly because of the simple libretto, still more because of expert and sensible direction, which this season is the work of Desire Defrere. The direction deserves double praise, since “La Boheme” can either have meaning or be completely pointless, silly and worthy of parody, depending on how it's treated. The simpler and more direct the treatment, the better the results in such an episodic, rather l60sely connected plot. Without the music, “La Beoheme” would be next to nothing. But Puccini contrived to make

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could contrive for voices. Rael, as Marcello; Frank Cappelli, as Schaunard, and Ralph Telasko, in the usual dual role of landlord Benoit and Musetta’'s sugar-daddy Alcindoro, also deserve high commendation. Conductor Ernesto Barbini and his traveling orchestra (maybe it's not the Met, but it operates on a strict budget) give admirable support to all the proceed-

plenty of other writers have observed, Mr. Wagner shows what can be done when there's a will to do it.

Ballet Date at TR Extended One Night

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