I saw my second opera last Thursday, "The Marriage of Figaro" by Mozart. The singing was nice {although, in Italian so who knew what exactly was being said} and the actors were comical, but what I really loved was putting my 'History of Costume' knowledge into actions; I saw crevats, breeches and watteau gowns, among other things. Good job, college.On a side note: I am interviewing fashion bloggers for my Anthropology of Fashion and Desirability final project in which I am studying the impact of the fashion blogging community on the fashion world. If you are interested in participating, please let me know and I will e-mail you the interview straightaway. The more participants, the better!
Also, why must you rain all week Florence? Why?
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We studied The Marriage of Figaro in my music and revolutions course in college. We mainly focused on music of the French revolution, and it wasn't my favorite class... but now I have an appreciation for it.
Abbie - That's great! I just know that the music itself was very pretty...I sort of wish I knew what they were saying, but would rather learn French now than Italian!
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