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Porgy and Bess at the New York City Opera

ppen. Another selection, and my personal favorite, was “It ain’t necessarily so.” It was played during the picnic and sang by Sportin’ Life. He had just finished giving a sermon and the song is about the virtues of being skeptical. This song was very up-tempo and had a nice rhythm to it. I was not alone in my appreciation as the crowd joined in a loud ovation. The finally was “Oh Bess, Oh where’s my Bess.” This piece was played when Porgy realizes that Bess has left for New York with Sportin’ Life. It sets a very sad mood to the show as Porgy sets off the New York to find his woman.I had never been to an opera before so I didn’t know what to expect and I was pleasantly surprised by Porgy and Bess. I thought that the overall show was wonderful, the music was well played and the actors did an excellent job of capturing their roles. The only problem I had was that I couldn’t always understand what the characters were saying, but that wasn’t really a problem because of the super titles. The sets were nice as well as the costumes worn by the cast. I enjoyed the whole opera atmosphere and will definitely attend another show in the future....

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