In a new collaboration with the acclaimed Flamenco Society of San José, dance, singing and drama will come together to tell the passionate tale of a defiant heroine, whose rebellious quest for freedom seals her tragic fate. Test results must be presented in printed or digital form and include full name, date and time of test, along with a photo ID (18 years or older).įor more info, please see our Health and Safety Policy.įiery flamenco joins brilliant singing to ignite Bizet’s Carmen in a vibrant production conducted by Music Director Joseph Marcheso and reimagined by director Lillian Groag. * Negative COVID-19 testing must be conducted within 1 day for Antigen tests (administered by Telehealth Provider) or within 3 days for PCR tests. Proof of Full Vaccination (for those not yet eligible for a booster) OR….Proof of Full Vaccination + Up-to-Date Booster (for those eligible) OR….The Aria is played at the beginning of both clips.Ī version of the Aria sung by vocalist Maria Callas was recently featured during a scene in the popular biopic, Bohemian Rhapsody.For Events at the California Theatre or Montgomery Theater (Likely to Have Under 1,000 Attendees)

Nirvana played “L’amour est un Oiseau Rebelle” now and then live but never recorded the pot of operatic jam. The reason why this little operatic ditty played by the band went unnoticed or unidentified for so long was because Nirvana fans were simply unaware of the track’s origins! As Dangerous Minds point out, avid Nirvana fans aren’t massively into 19th-century classical works it seems. The translation of “L’amour est un Oiseau Rebelle” in English is “Love is a Rebellious Bird,” and the lyrics deal with the theme of the untamed nature of love. “L’amour est un Oiseau Rebelle” also known as “Habanera,” is an aria from Bizet’s 1875 opera, Carmen. Unbeknownst to many or in fact nearly everyone apart from the band themselves, Nirvana used to break into an opera tune live.

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