- AIDA | Teatro San Carlo
by Michele
A concert-format Aida at Teatro di San Carlo in Naples proved a triumphant success, drawing audiences from across Europe and bringing together an exceptional cast of leading international singers. With Anna Netrebko and Jonas Kaufmann at its centre, the performance offered a remarkable showcase of Verdi’s masterpiece, crowned by Netrebko’s extraordinary “O patria mia” and Riccardo Frizza’s energetic musical direction.
- SIMON RATTLE, ISABELLE FAUST and FREIBURGER BAROCKORCHESTER | Ravello FestivalÂ
by Michele
At Ravello’s magical Villa Rufolo, Sir Simon Rattle and Isabelle Faust offered a rigorously historical reading of Schumann’s Violin Concerto and 2nd Symphony. Transparent and finely controlled, the performance illuminated Schumann’s troubled inner world, though Rattle’s restraint occasionally came at the expense of spontaneity and emotional urgency.
- LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR | Deutsche Oper Berlin
by Vinicius
An opera whose success has never waned, Lucia di Lammermoor remains one of those experiences…
- NEWS | Noli Musica Festival
by Michele
The Noli Musica Festival: Where Opera Meets History on the Ligurian Coast The Noli Musica…
- SEASON 2025/2026 | Opera de Paris
by Geoffrey
The OpĂ©ra National de Paris has officially announced its highly anticipated 2025/2026 season, promising a…
- NEW SEASON |Â Teatro La Fenice 24/25
by Geoffrey
The Teatro La Fenice’s 2024-2025 season is set to captivate audiences with an exciting array…
A concert-format Aida at Teatro di San Carlo in Naples proved a triumphant success, drawing audiences from across Europe and bringing together an exceptional cast of leading international singers. With Anna Netrebko and Jonas Kaufmann at its centre, the performance offered a remarkable showcase of Verdi’s masterpiece, crowned by Netrebko’s extraordinary “O patria mia” and Riccardo Frizza’s energetic musical direction.
At Ravello’s magical Villa Rufolo, Sir Simon Rattle and Isabelle Faust offered a rigorously historical reading of Schumann’s Violin Concerto and 2nd Symphony. Transparent and finely controlled, the performance illuminated Schumann’s troubled inner world, though Rattle’s restraint occasionally came at the expense of spontaneity and emotional urgency.
An opera whose success has never waned, Lucia di Lammermoor remains one of those experiences…
The Noli Musica Festival: Where Opera Meets History on the Ligurian Coast The Noli Musica…
The OpĂ©ra National de Paris has officially announced its highly anticipated 2025/2026 season, promising a…
The Teatro La Fenice’s 2024-2025 season is set to captivate audiences with an exciting array…
