Cosi fan tutte / Mozart / Reduced prices

prof. taratonga · #2 13.12.2011, 16:28

lost_inbroad [Remove] - Dude, that's like next year...did you see that?

Sorry for the short notice.

Helm · #3 13.12.2011, 17:06

Do you like, have to wear a fancy evening dress or something?

Only time I was in an Opera was here:

I had to wear something very fancy, and walk on fancy 10 cm high-heels over flooded sidewalks...

Somehow I associate Opera to this:

prof. taratonga · #4 13.12.2011, 17:15

	Quote:	Helm
	Do you like, have to wear a fancy evening dress or something?

No, it's a Volksvorstellung for the poor people who have just two pair of trousers and one pair of shoes.

Helm · #5 13.12.2011, 17:18

	Quote:	prof. taratonga
	No, it's a Volksvorstellung for the poor people who have just two pair of trousers and one pair of shoes.

Good

I always feel out of place among really fancy people. Will check with better half if we are free.

coconut · #6 13.12.2011, 17:25

	Quote:	prof. taratonga
	lost_inbroad [Remove] - Dude, that's like next year...did you see that? Sorry for the short notice.

Is his half swiss part planning the whole thing.

biff · #7 13.12.2011, 17:29

Thank you for organising this. I would love a 70chf seat please, unless this is one of the theatres that actually has a better view from balcony seats, than from the front rows. I am happy with whatever you get , really.

lost_inbroad · #8 13.12.2011, 17:35

	Quote:	prof. taratonga
	lost_inbroad [Remove] - Dude, that's like next year...did you see that? Sorry for the short notice.

	Quote:	coconut
	Is his half swiss part planning the whole thing.

What I meant is, that it's way too far ahead! March 2012! Acceptable long term plans are 1 week ahead at the most..

prof. taratonga · #9 13.12.2011, 17:40

	Quote:	biff
	Thank you for organising this. I would love a 70chf seat please, unless this is one of the theatres that actually has a better view from balcony seats, than from the front rows. I am happy with whatever you get , really.

I will try to get some boxes which have most of the categories covered (P1/P3/P4/P5). This way we can all stay together more or less. Have a look at the 3D Ticketing, first floor, Loge 10 for example.

prof. taratonga · #10 13.12.2011, 17:43

	Quote:	lost_inbroad
	What I meant is, that it's way too far ahead! March 2012! Acceptale long term plans are 1 week ahead at the most..

Or as MariaMaria would say: I can't make plans this far ahead because I could be dead by then.

Helm · #11 13.12.2011, 20:25

	Quote:	prof. taratonga
	Or as MariaMaria would say: I can't make plans this far ahead because I could be dead by then.

She sounds like my mother. It's horrible trying to plan anything with mommy. Her answer to anything with more than 2 days of advance is always "I don't know if I'm alive then..."

It's exasperating!

Sky · #12 13.12.2011, 20:34

And the wind will gently blow, on the calm sea
Che bella idea professore, grazie

Sagitta · #13 13.12.2011, 22:32

What a cool crowd is forming!

I happen to have this cd and am going to listen to it every day.

I feel like Cinderella.

I've never been to the opera.

zwissmiss · #14 13.12.2011, 22:40

OK I am convinced. If I am not around I will donate my ticket to my stunt double.

venice · #15 14.12.2011, 09:41

	Quote:	Sagitta
	What a cool crowd is forming! I happen to have this cd and am going to listen to it every day. I feel like Cinderella. I've never been to the opera.

very true - I look forward to meeting some of the friendliest EF members

although I must add that my husband is the mozart fan at home. he actually physically listens to don giovanni on his ipod in the tram, believe it or not

thanks a lot for this great idea, prof. taratonga!

prof. taratonga · #16 14.12.2011, 10:09

	Quote:	venice
	very true - I look forward to meeting some of the friendliest EF members although I must add that my husband is the mozart fan at home. he actually physically listens to don giovanni on his ipod in the tram, believe it or not thanks a lot for this great idea, prof. taratonga!

We gonna rock the house!

I'm just waiting for my favorite opera, Mascagnis "Cavalleria Rusticana".

Cardona · #17 14.12.2011, 10:10

I looked in the web link, in the Order ticket, and it says "There is no data for the event"

Are the tickets already sold out?
and checking the other dates, the prices are much higher... are the prices correct?

If they are correct, coming +1, whatever category will be ok!

Thanks for organizing!

prof. taratonga · #18 14.12.2011, 10:18

For the so called "Volksvorstellungen" tickets will be available just 1 month in advance. On "3D Ticketing" you can see the seat categories. Feel free to subscribe.

Prices range from 15.- (P5) to 70.- (P1).

	Quote:	Cardona
	I looked in the web link, in the Order ticket, and it says "There is no data for the event" Are the tickets already sold out? and checking the other dates, the prices are much higher... are the prices correct? If they are correct, coming +1, whatever category will be ok! Thanks for organizing!

BokerTov · #19 14.12.2011, 10:51

Cavalleria Rusticana is very cool, I saw it in Milan a few years ago.

My absolute favorite is this, it was the first opera I saw as a kid many years ago, and the emotions never left me. Here in a wonderful version by Maria Callas.

This opera is coming back to Verona in Summer 2012 - as MariaMaria said, if I am alive, I shall be there! EF field trip?

Thankf Prof. for organizing!

Sky · #20 14.12.2011, 12:34

Federica, si, andiamo a Verona !!!!

I love the opera, t'will be a nice way to enjoy