'Traviata' opens City Opera's short season
NEW YORK (AP) — Homeless, financially strapped and lacking musical leadership, the New York City Opera still managed to do something that just weeks ago had seemed in doubt: It launched its season.
And launched it with a fair degree of success. Sunday afternoon's performance of "La Traviata" at the Brooklyn Academy of Music was a respectable account of Verdi's eternally popular tear-jerker that drew an enthusias...
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