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Casto Divo: Rufus Wainwright takes up at Covent Garden
Casto Divo: Rufus Wainwright takes up at Covent Garden
Rufus Wainwright follows Sutherland and Callas at the Royal Opera House. Sort of.
From Rufus Wainwright's first album, which featured the dirgey "Damned Ladies" wherein he sings to Desdemona and "brown-eyed Tosca", his operatic musical tendencies - indeed, his whole operatic self-conception - have never been latent. He has always been a diva trapped in mortal form.
From Rufus Wainwright's first album, which featured the dirgey "Damned Ladies" wherein he sings to Desdemona and "brown-eyed Tosca", his operatic musical tendencies - indeed, his whole operatic self-conception - have never been latent. He has always been a diva trapped in mortal form.
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