arietta
| In music, a short, simple aria. |
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Seth Cox has been named associate director; Wes Morgan and Tricia Wilton were promoted to senior managers; and Stephen Arietta, Annette Christensen, Rich Franklin and Charissa Shalat have all been named managers. The three encores ended with the tipsy arietta from Offenbach's La Perichole,'' with von Stade saying the party was over. The first movement, Arietta, has a contemporary feeling and flows with a simple, song-like quality, Variations on a Theme for the 21st Century, the second movement, contains three variations, one of which is in the blues style. |
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