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For the first time in the United States, the Four Italian Tenors will perform the greatest Tenor Arias and Songs of all time, in wonderful unique arrangements, created particularly for their U.S.

Close your eyes and journey to Italy with MSC OPAS and the Four Italian Tenors. In their first tour of the U.S., these four tenors will salute some of Italy's greatest singers, such as Pavarotti, ...

CHICO — An exciting evening of singing, opera and love awaits audiences attending the “Four Italian Tenors” program at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Laxson Auditorium on the Chico State campus. Chico ...

ROME Luciano Pavarotti, whose vibrant high Cs and ebullient showmanship made him one of the worlds most beloved tenors, died Thursday, his manager told The Associated Press. He was 71.His manager, ...

Audio for this feature is no longer available. Opera fans always seem to be searching, hoping -- in some cases praying -- for the next big tenor. And, frankly, the routine is getting a little tiresome ...

TROY — There’s an old Italian proverb, “Chi non risica, non rosica,” which means those who risk nothing miss the mark. Few know that better than Rosanna Aiuppa of Troy’s Italian American Heritage ...

Italian tenor Maurizio Marchini serenaded his neighbors on Friday with Puccini's "Nessun Dorma" during what his wife characterized as a community "flash mob" as the country remains under a mass ...

Salvatore Licitra, a tenor known in his Italian homeland as the "new Pavarotti" for his potent voice and considerable stamina, died Monday at age 43 after spending nine days in a coma following a ...

ROME — Luciano Pavarotti, whose vibrant high C’s and ebullient showmanship made him one the most beloved tenors, has died, his manager told The Associated Press. He was 71. Pavarotti had been ...

Opera fans always seem to be searching, hoping -- in some cases praying -- for the next big tenor. And, frankly, the routine is getting a little tiresome. Critics, publicists and opera geeks are quick ...