TUESDAY. JANUARY
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working for the fir:
they perform “Cosi
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Mac Morgan, w
tion, said yesterday t
also making one of i
tempts at doing the
piano while on this t<
“We were engaged
ago as six individua
sing this opera with t:
Symphony in Washin;
he said. “This worked s
we tried it with othe: -
and have sung with :i
major orchestras in <
States.”
He said this went
season and then the
cided they should bri
cert opera to smaller
smaller groups. Last
took it to Canada, tl
Provinces, Ohio ar
vania.
“This was our firs! attempt at
doing this concert opera with
piano,” he said. . ,
“I call this concert, opera,” he
continued, “because we have no
sets, no scenery and only one of
us uses a costume.”
Morgan said “Cosi Fan Tutte”
was the only opera that the per
formers do as a group. “We are
all individual concert or opera
singers," he said.
“This is part of our regular
season,” he continued, “As soon as
I finish this 6-weeks tour I will
sing my regular concerts. This is
probably the 40th performance of
the opera that we have done so
we don't have to practice too
much. We didn’t work on it at
all over the summer.”
Morgan said the group had sung
in Bloomington, 111., with a stu
dent orchestra, but the perform
ance tonight is their first with a
university orchestra.
But, he related, this was not
his first visit to the University.
“I sang a recital here about five
years ago,” he said. “We all sing
at university artist series, but this
is the first time we have taken
the opera to universities.”
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