He can float a soft note for what seems eternity, and bring you to beautiful place of his own creation as he does it. Just as you become relaxed and appreciative of this gentle, introspective world, Jussi the hero and conqueror leaves you gasping for air and looking for your horse to join him in battle. (Read more...)
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Since the subject was raised, I have a tenor-less question. Is there some way to have access to your stage adaptation of The Fountainhead? Read it? Are there any copyright restrictions other than your contract with Ms. Rand? Does your contractual restriction only cover stage production? I am sure that there are a lot of us out here who would love to see it. I would even bet that many ARI people would too, despite the hostilities.
I suggest that you rewrite the Fountainhead play, kill the architect stuff, and make the hero an Italian American tenor. It will beautifully tie this thread together and, mercifully, put it to rest.
Why doesn't Barbara publish the screen-play if she is legally able to?
It would put it out there and Peikoff wouldn't be able to ignore it. Maybe it would then get produced and if it doesn't we would still enjoy reading it.
im going to have to agree jussi was the greatest tenor of the 20th century im no expert on the subject far from it but his phrasing his diction his dedication to detail was right on if some one says he wasint a great singer. with those 3 details he can be in to the greatest actors catergorys so with that being said you cant go wrong with him
