Soprano Lisa Daltirus is staring in the title role of Portland Opera’s “Aida,” which opened last night at Keller Auditorium. Earlier this year, Daltirus did a fantastic performance of “Tosca” with Seattle Opera and will be performing “Aida” with them in August. I talked to her a couple of days ago in order to find [...]
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Interview with Lisa Daltirus - Portland Opera’s Aida
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