MTV And VH1 Aren't The Only Sources For Great Music Television

Music, from opera to rock, is a portion of PBS. Great Performances continually allows us see musical programmes that are superb. The first clip I ever saw a full opera was "Madam Butterfly." It was so moving that I was hooked. Next was "Carmen." Placido Placido Domingo seemed too old for the part, but I soon forgot about his age and enjoyed his voice and the story. A public presentation from the Metropolitan Opera or others around the human race is often on the schedule.

Great Performances includes many other venues. Opening nighttime at Dale Carnegie Hallway is a regular, as well as other presentations from there. Great White Way productions are amazing. There is really nil like being there, but when I watched "Cats" the up-close details of costumes, make-up and looks was great. If you can't do it to Great White Way this is a electrifying alternative.

Individual vocalists are frequently the focusing of a program. Pavarotti, Andre Bocelli, Barbra Steisand, David Bruce Springsteen, Toilet Lennon, Alice Alice Paul Simon, Elton John, Ella Fitzgerald, Eric Clapton, Josh Groban, Jesse James Taylor, Lionel Richie, Martina McBride, Paul McCartney, and Perch Jimmy Stewart are a few who are on stage, just for starters. If you can't happen your favorite, give them time.

Ballet to tap is also presented in a broad assortment of shows. "Dance in America" show windows many different styles of dance from east to West coast. Complete concert dances are viewed from angles you could never see from one place in the audience.

Boston Pops have a summertime programme that includes backstage interviews as well as the weekly concerts. Andre Reiu and his Johann Straus Orchestra have got set on some dramatic events. There is a changing and exciting parade of performing artists and performances.