A Night at the Opera - SAMSON

Don Caballero wrote:
> Sunday, May 7 at 7pm
> A Night at the Opera, hosted by Ken Meltzer
> Georg Frideric Handel: Samson
> Jan Peerce, tenor; Phyllis Curtin, soprano; the University of Utah Symphonic
> Chorale and Utah Symphony Orchestra, Maurice Abravanel, conductor.
> Jan Peerce stars in Handel's oratorio, based on Milton's Samson Agonistes.

Say it again, Boll. And again...and again....
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Stinky Bollmann, helping its alter-schism as "Little Jerk Off"
Bollmann:

>Don't tell us

And who are "us", Stinky? You and your alter-schisms? Not Godunov for
the real US.

> still gnawing on that old bone.

You're the expert on bone-gnawings, Stinky, not to mention your several
Doctorates in Fecalosophy. Don't be coy about it, now....

>People write all kinds
>of irrational nonsense

Not people, "Stinky": Just you and your sort.

>in liner notes?

Wherever you, like flies' eggs, settle.

>Don't rely on liner notes for deep
>opera knowledge. Especially if I and my >alters wrote them.

Thanks for that good, good, really good advice, Stinky, - better than
all your other screeds combined.

>I saw Peerce live numerous times

That's only because he didn't see (or smell)you first, Stinky.

>I guarantee my voice was s-m-a-l-l.

Just like everything else about you, Stinky - except your stench.

LT
LJO, cutting right to the chase . .
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>Stinky JO, cutting right to the chase..

That's "cutting the cheese", Stinky. It's what you do.

LT
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wrote

> Interestingly, when Vanguard advertised this, in its LP version, a
> (real) reviewer called Jan Peerce a "Dramatic tenor". No one would have
> chosen that phrase, had he or she not considered the voice *H-u-g-e*.
>

Don't tell us you're still gnawing on that old bone. People write all kinds
of irrational nonsense in liner notes. Don't rely on liner notes for deep
opera knowledge. I saw Peerce live numerous times and I guarantee his voice
was s-m-a-l-l.

LJO, cutting right to the chase . .
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