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Marina Domashenko

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Marina Domashenko was born in 1979 in Kemerovo, Russia. She studied piano and conducting at the Kemerovo School of Music, graduating with honors, before pursuing opera singing at the Yekaterinburg Conservatory. Her European opera debut came in 1998 at the Prague State Opera as Olga in Tchaikovsky’s Eugene Onegin.

Domashenko won first prize at the 32nd International Antonín Dvořák Singing Competition (1997) and first prize at the Concorso Internazionale per Giovani Cantanti d’Opera (1999), launching an international career that has taken her to the San Francisco Opera, Vienna State Opera, Metropolitan Opera, and Royal Opera House. She received a Diva Award from Opera Philadelphia (2002) and shared in a Grammy Award for Best Opera Recording (2006) for Verdi’s Falstaff under Sir Colin Davis.

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L’amour est un oiseau rebelle ‘Habanera’ (Excerpt)— Georges Bizet
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Falstaff, Act I Scene I: “Falstaff!”— Composer not yet identified
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Falstaff, Act I Scene 1: “6 polli: 6 scellini”— Giuseppe Verdi
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Falstaff, Act I Scene 1: “Sir John, in quest’intrigo”— Composer not established
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Falstaff, Act I Scene 2: “Alice. Meg. Nannetta”— Composer not established
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Falstaff, Act I Scene 2: “Leggi. Fulgida Alice!”— Giuseppe Verdi
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Falstaff, Act I Scene 2: “Mostro!”— Composer not established
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Falstaff, Act I Scene 2: “In due parole”— Giuseppe Verdi
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Falstaff, Act I Scene 2: “Pst, pst, Nannetta”— Composer not established
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Falstaff, Act I Scene 2: “Torno all’assalto”— Composer not yet identified
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Falstaff, Act I Scene 2: “Del tuo barbaro diagnostico”— Giuseppe Verdi
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Falstaff, Act II Scene 1: “Siam pentiti e contriti”— Giuseppe Verdi
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Falstaff, Act II Scene 1: “Alice e mia!”— Giuseppe Verdi
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Falstaff, Act II Scene 1: “Signore”— Giuseppe Verdi
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Falstaff, Act II Scene 1: “C’e a Windsor una dama”— Giuseppe Verdi
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Falstaff, Act II Scene 1: “E sogno? O realta?”— Composer not established
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Falstaff, Act II Scene 1: “Eccomi qua”— Giuseppe Verdi
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Falstaff, Act II Scene 2: “Presenteremo un bill”— Composer not established
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Falstaff, Act II Scene 2: “Gaie comari de Windsor”— Composer not established
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Falstaff, Act II Scene 2: “Alfin t’ho colto”— Giuseppe Verdi
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Falstaff, Act II Scene 2: “Quand’ero paggio”— Composer not established
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Falstaff, Act II Scene 2: “Vien qua”— Giuseppe Verdi
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Falstaff, Act II Scene 2: “C’e. C’e”— Composer not yet identified
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Falstaff, Act II Scene 2: “Tutto delira”— Giuseppe Verdi
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Falstaff, Act III Scene 1: “Ehi! Taverniere!”— Composer not established
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Falstaff, Act III Scene 1: “Va, Vecchio John, va”— Composer not established
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Falstaff, Act III Scene 1: “Reverenza”— Composer not established
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Falstaff, Act III Scene 1: “Il Cacciatorre nero”— Composer not yet identified
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Falstaff, Act III Scene 1: “Sarai la Fata”— Composer not yet identified
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Falstaff, Act III Scene 2: “Dal labbro il canto estasiato vola”— Composer not yet identified
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Falstaff, Act III Scene 2: “Una, due, tre, quattro”— Composer not established
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Falstaff, Act III Scene 2: “Odo un soave passo!”— Composer not yet identified
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Falstaff, Act III Scene 2: “Ninfe! Elfi! Silfi!”— Giuseppe Verdi
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Falstaff, Act III Scene 2: “Alto la!”— Composer not established
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Falstaff, Act III Scene 2: “Pizzica, pizzica”— Composer not established
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Falstaff, Act III Scene 2: “Ogni sorta de gente dozzinale”— Giuseppe Verdi
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Falstaff, Act III Scene 2: “Gia s’avanza la coppia degli sposi”— Giuseppe Verdi
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Falstaff, Act III Scene 2: “Tutto, nel mondo e burla”— Composer not established
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