- rid of
Alcindoro for a bit,
Musetta pretends to be
suffering from a
tight shoe and
sends him to the
shoemaker to get her shoe mended.
Alcindoro leaves...
- adaptations. For example,
Joanne in Rent
represents the
character of
Alcindoro in Bohème, but is also
partially based on Marcello. Also,
Joanne is the...
-
former girlfriend, Musetta,
shows up with her
current patron, the
elderly Alcindoro. They
quarrel for a bit, then the
episode begins as
Musetta initiates...
- at the
Metropolitan Opera in
character roles such as Geronte, Benoit,
Alcindoro, and the Sacristan. His last
stage appearance was at the Met as the Sacristan...
-
Alcindoromycine An
anthracycline antibiotic agent named after the
character Alcindoro in La Bohème.
Bohemamine An anti-tumour
agent named after the Puccini...
-
components were
named after characters in the opera:
alcindoromycin (
Alcindoro),
collinemycin (Colline),
marcellomycin (Marcello),
mimimycin (Mimi),...
-
otherwise tragic operas such as the
Sacristan in
Tosca and
Benoit and
Alcindoro in La bohème.
Amongst the
productions Capecchi directed were The Daughter...
-
Vitalij Kowaljow as
Colline Adrian Eröd as
Schaunard Ioan
Holender as
Alcindoro CineMagazine rated it 3 stars. "Guardian
Review (2008)". GR. Retrieved...
-
Company in 1956, as Benoît/
Alcindoro in La bohème, and his
debut with the
Philadelphia Lyric Opera Company in 1959, as Benoît/
Alcindoro. In 1955, he appeared...
- as the
Bonze in
Madama Butterfly (with
Dorothy Kirsten), as Benoît and
Alcindoro in La bohème (with Jan Peerce, then
Jussi Björling), as Don
Bartolo in...
