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2 sopranos in ‘A Night of Love’ with Arthur Espiritu

“A Night of Love,” the concert of operatic solos and duets set on Feb. 10 at 7 p.m. at Ayala Museum, Makati City, may be about consuming love and sometimes tragic passion. It is a prelude to Valentine as well as a mentor’s acknowledgement of the talents of his two students.

2 sopranos in ‘A Night of Love’ with Arthur Espiritu

Arthur Espiritu is PH’s ambassador of opera for 2017

Filipino tenor Arthur Espiritu has sung six operas during the year from Sydney Opera House to Germany and ending in the Israel Performing Arts Center in Tel Aviv where he wrapped up a total of six performances of La Boheme in the lead role of the starving poet Rodolfo.

Arthur Espiritu is PH’s ambassador of opera for 2017

Miricioiu, Espiritu electrify Manila’s opera lovers

Some 36 years after her debut at the Cultural Center of the Philippines, Romanian diva Nelly Miricioiu made her fifth engagement in the country with leading Filipino tenor Arthur Espiritu and created a storm of applause that made the concert one of the year’s most talked about opera tandem.

Miricioiu, Espiritu electrify Manila’s opera lovers

The musically magnificent Nelly Miricioiu is back

Flying in from nearby Hongkong Friday where she held master classes, soprano Nelly Miricioiu arrived with the widest smile on seeing her Filipino friends and fans there to meet her. Her hug was long, tight, lingering, accompanied by a British endearment, “My poppet!”

The musically magnificent Nelly Miricioiu is back

Arthur Espiritu shines at Sydney Opera

Filipino tenor Arthur Espiritu logged another well-received international debut when an Australian critic gave him a highly positive notice in his debut as Rodolfo (La Boheme) at the Sydney Opera House.

Arthur Espiritu shines at Sydney Opera

Puccini, Rossini and Meyerbeer arias stun gala crowd

The central figure of the Music Artes’ Opera Gala at the newly built Maybank Performing Arts Center at the Global City January 15 was no doubt tenor Arthur Espiritu who generously coached the young artists and even agreed to sing duets with them.

Puccini, Rossini and Meyerbeer arias stun gala crowd