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            This Sunday afternoon, Pittsburgh scored yet another first event of its kind. An the credit goes to Pittsburgh Festival Opera.              Thank opera star and Pittsburgh area native, Marianne Cornetti, for organizing the town’s very first Three Tenors Concert, and what a wonderful idea it was. On stage at the Carnegie Music Hall in Oakland, three world renowned tenors – Victor Cardamone, Gregory Kunde and John Osborn riveted the audience with a repertoire of opera arias, classic songs like O Solo Mio, Be My Love (made popular by Mario Lanza) and Funiculi, Funicula, and American musical theater selections including Maria from West Side Story.’ One special selection, My Way was dedicated to James Agras, a close friend of Cornetti’s, who passed in April of this year. What made the tribute even more meaningful was the fact that Agras’ wife and daughter were present in the audience. Cornetti, dazzlin...