In this 11th year, over ten nights performances from the Met’s Live in HD series will be shown starting with a screening of FUNNY FACE in a special co-presentation with Film at Lincoln Center. Screenings run from August 23 through September 2. There will be 3000 seats in the Plaza in front of the Opera House with an additional standing room area. Cancellations due to thunder/lighting or high wind will not be rescheduled.
A Love Supreme: Ruth Bader Ginsburg:Anon
Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Original Air Date: 03/09/2020
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U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg recently sat down with SiriusXM to discuss one of her loves — classical opera. Fans can hear Ginsburg’s special, A Love Supreme: Ruth Bader Ginsburg on Opera, on SiriusXM’s Met Opera Radio (Ch. 75). Recorded at the U.S. Supreme Court, Ginsburg hand-picked more than a dozen classics and commented on many of her favourites in conversation with Met Opera Radio Program Director Julie James. But this special goes beyond simple symphony commentary — Ginsburg also recalled the freeing act of experiencing a performance (which is likely no small feat in her seemingly tireless line of work) and dove into some of her earliest memories of opera. My passion for opera began in 1944, Ginsburg said. I was 11 years old and my aunt — who taught English in a middle school in Brooklyn, New York — took me to a high school where there was an abbreviated performance of La Gioconda. I was just blown away by it. I’d never heard such glorious music.
A Love Supreme: Ruth Bader Ginsburg:Anon
Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Original Air Date: 03/09/2020
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U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg recently sat down with SiriusXM to discuss one of her loves — classical opera. Fans can hear Ginsburg’s special, A Love Supreme: Ruth Bader Ginsburg on Opera, on SiriusXM’s Met Opera Radio (Ch. 75). Recorded at the U.S. Supreme Court, Ginsburg hand-picked more than a dozen classics and commented on many of her favourites in conversation with Met Opera Radio Program Director Julie James. But this special goes beyond simple symphony commentary — Ginsburg also recalled the freeing act of experiencing a performance (which is likely no small feat in her seemingly tireless line of work) and dove into some of her earliest memories of opera. My passion for opera began in 1944, Ginsburg said. I was 11 years old and my aunt — who taught English in a middle school in Brooklyn, New York — took me to a high school where there was an abbreviated performance of La Gioconda. I was just blown away by it. I’d never heard such glorious music.
A Love Supreme: Ruth Bader Ginsburg:Anon
Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Original Air Date: 03/09/2020
SID.20110319
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg recently sat down with SiriusXM to discuss one of her loves — classical opera. Fans can hear Ginsburg’s special, A Love Supreme: Ruth Bader Ginsburg on Opera, on SiriusXM’s Met Opera Radio (Ch. 75). Recorded at the U.S. Supreme Court, Ginsburg hand-picked more than a dozen classics and commented on many of her favourites in conversation with Met Opera Radio Program Director Julie James. But this special goes beyond simple symphony commentary — Ginsburg also recalled the freeing act of experiencing a performance (which is likely no small feat in her seemingly tireless line of work) and dove into some of her earliest memories of opera. My passion for opera began in 1944, Ginsburg said. I was 11 years old and my aunt — who taught English in a middle school in Brooklyn, New York — took me to a high school where there was an abbreviated performance of La Gioconda. I was just blown away by it. I’d never heard such glorious music.
A Love Supreme: Ruth Bader Ginsburg:Anon
Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Original Air Date: 03/09/2020
SID.20110636
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg recently sat down with SiriusXM to discuss one of her loves — classical opera. Fans can hear Ginsburg’s special, A Love Supreme: Ruth Bader Ginsburg on Opera, on SiriusXM’s Met Opera Radio (Ch. 75). Recorded at the U.S. Supreme Court, Ginsburg hand-picked more than a dozen classics and commented on many of her favourites in conversation with Met Opera Radio Program Director Julie James. But this special goes beyond simple symphony commentary — Ginsburg also recalled the freeing act of experiencing a performance (which is likely no small feat in her seemingly tireless line of work) and dove into some of her earliest memories of opera. My passion for opera began in 1944, Ginsburg said. I was 11 years old and my aunt — who taught English in a middle school in Brooklyn, New York — took me to a high school where there was an abbreviated performance of La Gioconda. I was just blown away by it. I’d never heard such glorious music.
A Love Supreme: Ruth Bader Ginsburg:Anon
Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Original Air Date: 03/09/2020
SID.20110638
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg recently sat down with SiriusXM to discuss one of her loves — classical opera. Fans can hear Ginsburg’s special, A Love Supreme: Ruth Bader Ginsburg on Opera, on SiriusXM’s Met Opera Radio (Ch. 75). Recorded at the U.S. Supreme Court, Ginsburg hand-picked more than a dozen classics and commented on many of her favourites in conversation with Met Opera Radio Program Director Julie James. But this special goes beyond simple symphony commentary — Ginsburg also recalled the freeing act of experiencing a performance (which is likely no small feat in her seemingly tireless line of work) and dove into some of her earliest memories of opera. My passion for opera began in 1944, Ginsburg said. I was 11 years old and my aunt — who taught English in a middle school in Brooklyn, New York — took me to a high school where there was an abbreviated performance of La Gioconda. I was just blown away by it. I’d never heard such glorious music.
A Love Supreme: Ruth Bader Ginsburg:Anon
Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Original Air Date: 03/09/2020
SID.20110746
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg recently sat down with SiriusXM to discuss one of her loves — classical opera. Fans can hear Ginsburg’s special, A Love Supreme: Ruth Bader Ginsburg on Opera, on SiriusXM’s Met Opera Radio (Ch. 75). Recorded at the U.S. Supreme Court, Ginsburg hand-picked more than a dozen classics and commented on many of her favourites in conversation with Met Opera Radio Program Director Julie James. But this special goes beyond simple symphony commentary — Ginsburg also recalled the freeing act of experiencing a performance (which is likely no small feat in her seemingly tireless line of work) and dove into some of her earliest memories of opera. My passion for opera began in 1944, Ginsburg said. I was 11 years old and my aunt — who taught English in a middle school in Brooklyn, New York — took me to a high school where there was an abbreviated performance of La Gioconda. I was just blown away by it. I’d never heard such glorious music.