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Wagner’s early masterpiece returns to the Met conducted by Valery Gergiev (not pictured).
By La Cieca
Believe it or not, it’s the final Nozze of the Met’s 2019-2020 season.
By La Cieca
A performance from Fall 2019 featuring Lisette Oropesa and Michael Fabiano.
By La Cieca
Amanda Woodbury jumps in as the Countess in tonight’s broadcast.
By La Cieca
One final hearing of the Berlioz this afternoon.
By La Cieca
The Bayerische Staatsoper offers an all-Bartok program called Judith this afternoon.
By La Cieca
One last trip to Catfish Row (for now) this afternoon.
By La Cieca
Join the parterriani for what promises to be a legendary performance of Berlioz’s “légende dramatique.”
By La Cieca
Cher public, let’s ring in the New Year in the most “Metropolitan Opera” way possible: lots of Puccini and extremely long intermissions!
By La Cieca
Tonight’s listening experience: the premiere of a new Met production of Wozzeck.
By La Cieca
A blast from the (recent) past on this afternoon’s Met broadcast.
By La Cieca
The Strauss-Hofmannsthal sex comedy returns to the Met tonight at 7:00.
By La Cieca
The opening night of La Scala features a new production of Tosca featuring Anna Netrebko, Francesco Meli and Luca Salsi.
By La Cieca
A second broadcast of the Met’s winter sleeper hit!
By La Cieca
Alban Berg‘s masterpiece launches the Bayerische Staatsoper’s 2019/2020 STAATSOPER.TV season.
By La Cieca
That bohemian opera returns to the airwaves tonight at 7:25 PM.
By La Cieca
Listen and discuss, cher public, beginning at 12:55 PM. Photo: Marty Sohl/The Metropolitan Opera
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Christine Goerke and Stephen Gould sing the second act of Wagner’s masterpiece under the baton of Gianandrea Noseda.
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Franco Faccio‘s delightfully obscure operatic version of Hamlet, as recorded at Delaware Opera.
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