va pensiero造句

• They also sang " Va pensiero " from the Verdi opera " Nabucco ."
• At the gala evening, those tensions became clear during the closing performance of Verdi's " Va pensiero ."
• Starting from 1988, he was part of the cast of the TV show " Va Pensiero ", broadcast by Rai 3.
• "In'Va pensiero,'the chorus has a huge dynamic range, from the softest to the loudest, starting with a whisper and a sigh, and ending with a whisper and a sigh,"
• On Monday night at the Metropolitan Opera, one of the world's finest theater choruses electrified this season premiere of a work famed for this slave song, " Va pensiero, sull'ali dorate . . .,"
• On Monday, conductor Carlo Rizzi added an extra touch of class to the Met's " Nabucco, " skipping the repeat of " Va pensiero " that has become all but " de rigueur " after an audience's habitual ovation.
• As many as 200, 000 joined the funeral procession through the streets of Milan on Jan . 30, many singing " Va pensiero, " the chorus of the Hebrew slaves in " Nabucco, " a tune that became a hymn of Italian unity.
• Arturo Toscanini conducted " Va pensiero " with a chorus of 820 during the memorial service at La Scala on Feb . 27, and 300, 000 followed Verdi's coffin as it was transported across Milan to the Casa di Riposo, the retirement home for singers Verdi had founded and financed.
• Verdi died at 87, succumbing to a stroke that had kept admirers between hope and fear for six days . A 300, 000-strong procession accompanied his coffin through the streets of Milan, many mourners singing " Va pensiero " _ the soaring tune many Italians today still want as the national anthem.
• The chambre orchestra opened the first half of the concert with two works by Vivaldi, the three-movement Sinfonia in G major followed by the Concerto for Flute in F major by Ponchielli and Va Pensiero from Nabucco by Verdi before closing with two arias from operatic excerpts by Puccini-O Babbino Caro for mezzo soprano and Nessun Dorma from Turandot.
• And Verdi's " Va pensiero, " from " Nabucco, " offered near the end of the program, revisited the same sense of hope and longing embodied in the Israeli national anthem, " Hatikva, " heard in Kurt Weill's peculiarly expansive arrangement at the start of the evening . ( " The Star-Spangled Banner " was given a Jewish connection too : Botstein conducted the arrangement by Morton Gould .)