Maria Callas

Maria Callas
Maria Callas Biography - The Woman Who Followed Her Dream
by
Tatiana Sidorova
Her life was full of challenges. She was an unwanted child for her mother, growing in a shadow of her beautiful elder sister. Most of her life she fought with overweight, fought for her voice to be heard, fought for her dream to come true.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Maria-Callas-Biography---The-Woman-Who-Followed-Her-Dream
id=5100620 - Sep 26, 2010
Maria Callas: Supreme Opera Diva
by
Tel Asiado
It's more than twenty-five years since her death, and yet Maria Callas continues to ignite the imagination of a new generation of opera goers who never experienced her on the stage. Read on about this supreme opera diva.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Maria-Callas:-Supreme-Opera-Diva
id=261302 - Aug 05, 2006
The Golden Greeks - The Romance of Maria Callas and Aristotle Onassis
by
Alma Bond
Maria Callas, of the Golden voice of the century, dropped her magnificent career to live with the great love of her life, Aristotle Onassis. The story,which is taken from the acclaimed book, The Autobiography of Maria Callas, describes in graphic detail the love affair of Callas and Onassis.
http://ezinearticles.com/?The-Golden-Greeks---The-Romance-of-Maria-Callas-and-Aristotle-Onassis
id=4734554 - Jul 25, 2010
Tosca At The Garden - A True London Summer Experience
by
Adam Singleton
Amongst the giants of London's summer musical fixtures looms one well known regular: the world-famous Puccini opera, Tosca.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Tosca-At-The-Garden---A-True-London-Summer-Experience
id=659925 - Jul 25, 2007
Success and Notoriety: What Aristotle Onassis's Life Reveals
by
George Kouloukis
When World War II broke out in 1939-1940, Onassis was not anxious at all. On the contrary, he predicted the hostilities would end soon. To avoid any trouble, however, he left Europe in June 1940 and settled in New York, in a luxurious apartment on Park Avenue. But soon after the declaration of war, he realized that things were not as simple as he thought. Most of his fleet -particularly the tankers- was immobilized in hostile countries. Only some aged small ships he had bought in 1932 were available. So, his revenues were beginning to decline dramatically. He started living a tedious unsatisfying life, and rented an old house in New York.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Success-and-Notoriety:-What-Aristotle-Onassiss-Life-Reveals
id=7746700 - May 27, 2013
Happiness and Fame: What Jackie Kennedy Onassis's Life Reveals
by
George Kouloukis
Ex-U.S. first Lady Jackie Kennedy Onassis was born in 1929 as Jacqueline Bouvier, on Long Island, New York. That year's stock market crash had severely hurt the fortunes of her father, John Bouvier, giving her "a sense of insecurity and fear of poverty," as her biographer Sarah Bradford says.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Happiness-and-Fame:-What-Jackie-Kennedy-Onassiss-Life-Reveals
id=7727497 - May 18, 2013
Pretending or Being a Lover
by
Vlady Peters
When Maria Callas first appeared on the international scene, she sang like a bird, looked like a small whale, and the only people who truly knew and loved her were the perennial ticket-holding opera lovers. Few years later, looking like Audrey Hepburn, photographers couldn't get enough of her face and body, socialites overwhelmed her with invitations to their yachts and private planes, and rich men kept their beds warm ever hopeful that she might, one day consent, to join them there. Yes, the world and its' inhabitants are superficial.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Pretending-or-Being-a-Lover
id=50031 - Jul 10, 2005
Women in Leadership - Do We Need to Pay a Price for Success?
by
Martyna Bizdra
We all know great achievers. Women that changed our perception of the reality in some way. Their performance usually amuses us, often brings tears- when one sees the level of greatness human being can achieve. But the question also is- what the price of such unspeakable level of skills is, and whether they were happy in their lives or not.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Women-in-Leadership---Do-We-Need-to-Pay-a-Price-for-Success?
id=4826791 - Aug 09, 2010
Young Women Who Kiss Frogs
by
Michael M Walsh
Did Hollywood set the trend with ageing male stars pulling babes young enough to be their daughters or is that so unusual in real life? It seems not unless it is the other way around. In The Graduate, the older woman, Ann Bancroft, is only six years older than Dustin Hoffman. The play however raised moral issues of predatory females laced with moral corruption. Would Madonna have been as pilloried if her toy boy relationship had been the other way around?
http://ezinearticles.com/?Young-Women-Who-Kiss-Frogs
id=3664698 - Jan 29, 2010
BELCANTO and CANTO - What's the Difference? How to Sing With a Healthy, Natural Powervoice
by
Dr Karin Wettig
BELCANTO - Singing with your Authentic and Natural Power Voice. Singing with a healthy singing technique is not as frequent as everybody would think. Even in times of microphones, a voice can get damaged by a wrong use. Then an operation cannot be avoided to get rid of nodules on the vocal chords like Frankie Boy from Tokio Hotel. Here in my article I like to tell you from the view of a Belcanto Expert, Singing Teacher and Vocal Coach how to avoid all kinds of Voice problems. If you like you can also find short training videos with vocal exercises and information about the Italian Singing technique for Classical Belcanto and all other kinds of voice production on my youtube channel or just look into my books on Amazon. Enjoy, Karin Wettig
http://ezinearticles.com/?BELCANTO-and-CANTO---Whats-the-Difference?-How-to-Sing-With-a-Healthy,-Natural-Powervoice