In Review: Colaneri leads "La bohème" and "The Thieving Magpie" at the Glimmergl
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"This was an unabashed production of romanticism, and, with the lush and unforgettable melodies of Puccini, conducted beautifully by Joseph Colaneri, it evoked the Belle Époque, seen mistily as if a youthful long ago." -DC Theatre Scene (La bohème)
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"Conductor Joseph Colaneri took up the baton and launched with surety into the Gioachino Rossini overture, instantly grabbing the audience’s attention in a spritely march (with its nod to Napoleon) and then launching into its well-known second theme." -DC Theatre Scene (Thieving Magpie)
"Joseph Colaneri’s fleet conducting kept the numerous ensembles on track," -Wall Street Journal (The Thieving Magpie)