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Tenor, former opera resident describes Toledo as transformative

“He doesn’t reach for high notes. He brings the high notes.”

That’s what an enthusiastic fan, who, after a concert in Florida preserved on YouTube, wants the Metropolitan Opera in New York City to know about rising lyric tenor, Brendan Boyle.

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European opera singer performs around Toledo

Mariam Battistelli is one of those rare divas who can carry a Puccini aria or the proverbial pigskin with equal ease, though not necessarily at the same time.

These days, the European opera singer is content to relive her gridiron glory by singing to kick off football games

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Toledo Opera to present ‘Aida: Homelands,’ an evening to explore the culture behind the opera

Toledo Opera will present “Aida: Homelands” on Sunday, Oct. 11, at 6 p.m. at TolHouse, 1447 N. Summit St., Toledo. This is an opportunity for audiences to explore the music, culture, food, and history connected to Ethiopia and the story at the heart of Verdi’s “Aida.” The event is presented by Toledo Opera’s Audience Development Committee and sponsored by Nathaniel-Waldon Group LLC.

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