Sentence examples for opera celebrities from inspiring English sources

He shouts out the title amid a zany montage that also features such opera celebrities as Thomas Hampson, Samuel Ramey, and Frederica von Stade.

Until curtain time for a performance attended by Rudolph W. Giuliani, the former mayor, and opera celebrities like Beverly Sills and Rise Stevens, the Met had said that it expected Mr. Pavarotti to go on.

Curiously, Enrico Caruso, arguably the greatest opera celebrity, had a weak one and had to work hard to develop his top.

Its basic ingredients are like a lurid reality soap opera: family celebrity, tawdry domestic secrets, youthful dissipation, religious apostasy, self-aggrandizement packaged with self-loathing, wild public acclaim, multiple wives and children left floundering in the dust.

Then along comes Tiger Woods to provide a template – which is why, I suppose, so many of us follow the soap opera of fame and celebrity.

The article also misspelled the surname of a publicist used by the opera to attract celebrities to its opening nights.

Just as in Hollywood, the world of opera has produced celebrity couples.

Americans are overwhelmingly drawn to a real-life British soap opera that combines celebrity, heritage, and the promise of a life less ordinary.

Its initial run extended to 36 performances, before the conclusion of which Bizet died suddenly, and thus knew nothing of the opera's later celebrity.

The first batch of celebrities included opera singer Lesley Garrett and TV antiques expert David Dickinson.

This is cultural history told as celebrity soap opera.