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Paul Salerni's grant winning musical drama 

with a lyrics by Dana Gioia takes 

put on an established music radio 

station on the most recent night of its 

operations. Its last program, 'Musical drama Lover', is facilitated by Antonio Caruso, who recalls his initial longs for 

aesthetic acclaim as the 'second 

Caruso' and is gone to by three 

phantoms his dead mother, Maria 

Callas, and a baffling lady. Commended for his 'brilliant 

vocalism' (American Record Guide) 

also his 'deliciously sweet voice, 

with its ringing, consummately tuned high 

notes' (Opera Now), the junior 

tenor Eric Fennell sings the title 

part. Previous Chairman of the National 

Gift for the Arts, librettist 

Dana Gioia is a globally 

acclaimed and recompense winning writer. 

This is extremely touching little musical show. The lyrics, which is by Dana Gioia, one of my most loved cutting edge artists, is vulnerable to various understandings despite the fact that its not under any condition vague. To me its about disappointment and reclamation. The score works turn in glove with the plot to deliver funniness, incongruity and poignancy. Its alluring tunes range from pop to established style. What's more the singing is everything you could request.