SALLY SOPRANO I Confidential Instructions for Lyric Operas Business Manager 1982
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1. I was born and brought up in the suburbs. 2. My father was an entrepreneur who owned a hardware store. My mother was a housewife. 3. I have a Bachelor of Arts degree from a top university. 4. I work in the field of sales and marketing. 5. In my spare time, I am a huge fan of opera. look at more info 6. I have never been to the opera, however, I’ve read books by the great opera composers (Leo Tolstoy, Franz Kafka, T
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“Sally Soprano, my friend, this is the first piece that I am composing for the lyric opera, a genre I have always admired and desired to participate in, and one in which I believe that my artistry would be truly suited. Sally Soprano I, you see, have always been a great admirer of lyric opera and have a passion for its creation, its production, and the singing artistry of its singers. I am sure that in creating this piece you will bring a great deal of depth and emotion to
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Sally Soprano is confident in her abilities as a lyric opera business manager. She takes pride in being in charge of this art form and loves its glamour. Her role includes managing the artists, making the right investments and allocating the funds to produce the opera in the most efficient way possible. The opera, called “Love Unlimited,” was directed by James Tittle, and the stars of the production were the beautiful Ms. Sarah Rush, the mezzo-soprano, and the tenor, Michael DiBona, who played
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I had worked for this opera company for about 2 years and 6 months before I became business manager. In my opinion, I believe Sally’s approach for a lyric opera (a romantic musical, typically set in the 1800s) is sound. First, the opera needs to be produced by an established orchestra. As the lyric opera is often produced in the concert hall setting, this is a necessity. The orchestra must be a big, full-sized ensemble, but the size should not be so large that it takes over the
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From the very beginning, Sally was always one step ahead. about his She knew that for any new project to be successful, we needed a strong orchestra and an excellent director. We went in search of a major orchestra to perform in our Lyric Opera of San Francisco. We found one in New York and signed an exclusive contract with the Metropolitan Opera. But before we could perform, we needed a director. Our Board had a few choices: one of their senior staff suggested ROBERT LENNON. Robert was already directing New York’s City Opera