It might seem implausible for an artist to have the energy for this kind of exertion, until you talk to him. "I just want to say, 'Grrrr, let me in there to finish it up!' " "At some point, I feel like a pitcher in the middle of a perfect game," he said during a recent interview. His only regret? The company evidently couldn't find anything for him in "Tristan und Isolde." With all due respect to James Brown, this is the hardest-working man in at least the operatic branch of show business.
And that doesn't count the dress rehearsals or Tuesday's Adler Fellows Concert, in which he'll sing music by Britten, Verdi, Tchaikovsky and more. 10, Brancoveanu will have been heard in six of the company's seven operas - a total of 60 performances in 90 days. By the time the curtain comes down on the fall season Dec.
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