<em>St. Matthew Passion</em> <br />Unveiled
Jonathan Miller’s staging of J.S. Bach’s St. Matthew’s Passion is the most
faithful and moving interpretation of this classic work that I have ever
experienced. Composed in the 1720’
Linnea Leonard Kickasola
Linnea Leonard Kickasola is an opera singer who has performed leading and supporting roles in the U.S. and Europe with companies such as the Chattanooga Opera, Lyric Opera of Waco, Delphi Theatre, Ope
Opera Grows in Brooklyn
The March 20th presentation of Opera Grows in Brooklyn at Galapagos Art Space
[http://www.galapagosartspace.com] in DUMBO
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DUMBO,_Brooklyn] was well attended by a
standing-room-only audience
Art of the Theater in <br /><em>Adriana Lecouvreur</em>
Adriana Lecouvreur, Francesco Cilea’s only successful opera, seems to have
inspired either great fascination or fervent distaste in its audiences over the
years. Premiering in Milan in 1902, it first came to
Streaming Live: <br /><em>Orfeo ed Euridice</em>
The Metropolitan Opera has pioneered a bold new approach to bring opera to the
masses by streaming live high definition broadcasts of operas into movie
theaters around the world. Since December 2006, they
The Day Boy and the Night Girl
Is classical music dying? Not if American opera composers have something to say
about it. Whereas there is evidence that American symphonic composing has been
in a weak state for some time, American