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Die Mezzosopranistin Ekaterina Gubanova gastiert international an renommierten Opernhäusern wie der Metropolitan Opera, dem Teatro alla Scala di Milano, dem Royal Opera House in London, der Bayerischen Staatsoper, der Staatsoper Unter den Linden, der Deutschen Oper Berlin, der Lyric Opera Chicago, dem Teatro Real Madrid sowie an der Wiener Staatsoper.
Part 1/ 2 of the interview with the magnificent @gubanova_mezzo in Napoli! We talked about the Bayreuth Tümpelshows, living in Italy, working with Maestro Barenboim and the colours of Belcanto. Thank you so much Ekaterina for taking the time and the lovely insights - grazie mille! (© of the picture by Marty Sohl) #ekaterinagubanova #bellini #norma #teatrosancarlo #teatrosancarlonapoli # ...
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16. Okt. 2019 · Ekaterina Gubanova is one of the finest mezzo-sopranos of the last generations. Her past and future appearances include performances in Opera Houses like the Metropolitan Opera, Teatro alla Scala, Royal Opera House Covent Garden, Bayerische Staatsoper, Staatsoper Berlin, Chicago Lyric Opera, Teatro Real in Madrid and Vienna Staatsoper.
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Dass Gubanova auch im Repertoire des 20. Jahrhunderts zu Hause ist, zeigte sie in Paris als Judith in Bartóks „Herzog Blaubarts Burg“. Natürlich umfasst Gubanovas Repertoire auch große Rollen der russischen Oper wie die Ljubascha in Rimski-Korsakows „Die Zarenbraut“ oder die Olga in Tschaikowskys „Eugen Onegin“.
On Feb. 26, the Teatro Carlo ended its run of “Aida” with a sign that music can unite. At the end of the performance, Ukrainian soprano Liudmyla Monastyrska and Russian mezzo-soprano Ekaterina Gubanova hugged in front of the audience as they took their curtain calls. The symbolic gesture was a message of peace, which the two artists wanted ...
