NOUN
- Spanish operatic tenor noted for performances in operas by Verdi and Puccini (born in 1941)
How To Use Placido Domingo In A Sentence
- Placido Domingo has released more than 100 recital discs, crossover albums and complete operas over his five-decade career.
- Plácido Domingo persuades the Met to revive Sly, an opera rarely seen since 1927 (then he doesn't really deliver); New York Festival of Song throws a splendid fête.
- But I want only to complect that I am here, for the anniversary of 125 years of the Metropolitan, but also for the anniversary of 40 years Plácido Domingo at the Metropolitan. WNYC New York Public Radio
- Many of Kevin Pollard's costumes were unflattering: Ms. DiDonato spent most of the show slouching around in what looked like a muumuu and dreadlocks, Ms. de Niese's androgynous brown getup made nothing of her beauty, and Plácido Domingo Neptune was overpowered by hair and clothing that made him look silly rather than godlike. Promoting the Baroque In an ADHD World
- Tosca runs from September 10-24 at the Kennedy Center and will be conduced by Placido Domingo. Susan Dormady Eisenberg: Soprano Patricia Racette Talks About Tosca as Washington National Opera Launches its Fall Season
- Next month he undertakes the role of Siegmund a baritonal tenor role sung here last year by Plácido Domingo in Robert Lepage's new Metropolitan Opera production of Die Walkűre. Rodney Punt: Jonas Kaufmann Triumphs in Lieder Recital for LA Opera
- My distinguished colleagues include the legendary tenor Plácido Domingo, as well as counter-tenor David Daniels, mezzo-soprano Joyce DiDonato, bass-baritone Luca Pisaroni, soprano Lisette Oropesa, and counter-tenor Anthony Roth Costanzo. Danielle de Niese: Inspired to Inspire
- Placido Domingo will release an album that deals solely with the topics of losing your job and your girl.
- In star-struck Los Angeles a different strategy was required, and he accordingly engaged Placido Domingo as the company's artistic advisor
