Mozart 38 & Bruckner 4 | Symphonieorchester des Bayerischen Rundfunks
Originally announced with Gustavo Dudamel, the programme ultimately fell to Paavo Järvi — and what a stroke of luck. His conducting, as...
Originally announced with Gustavo Dudamel, the programme ultimately fell to Paavo Järvi — and what a stroke of luck. His conducting, as...
The production of Nabucco, which inaugurated the year 2026 at the most beautiful theater in theworld, can be considered the...
There are not many operas left today that truly make me cry.Not because they are less powerful, but because I...
Staging & Choreography: John Neumeier • Sets & Costumes: Jürgen Rose • Musical Direction: Azim Karimov There are Nutcrackers that simply serve tradition, and...
Conductor: Vladimir JurowskiSoloist: Francesco Piemontesi An ambitious programme spanning three distinct worlds: the brooding intensity of Rachmaninov, the crystalline elegance...
A glittering evening, as beguiling as it was enchanting. The première of a superb production in which the avowed minimalism,...
Wozzeck, Alban Berg's masterpiece, turns 100. The first performance took place on December 14, 1925, at the Berlin Staatsoper, under...
Quel plaisir... Hope, Eternity, Talent, and Sublime. These are the four words that define the four evenings I spent in...
A vibrant sense of ensemble spirit radiated from the stage of the Deutsche Oper Berlin on this 31 December. As...
It was not the rising of the curtains but their sudden fall, like the proclamation of an Old Testament prophecy,...
For me, coming to Piacenza every year to see my very last opera of the season is always more than...
La Scala's brave decision to open the new season with Shostakovich's masterpiece is a courageous choice: the audiences who fill...
After Venice, Sydney and London, the production of Les Contes d'Hoffmann as seen through the eyes of Damiano Michieletto has...
After missing a performance of La Bohème due to a car accident between Parma and Bologna, I absolutely had to...
I have to say it straight away: I was genuinely happy that evening. Not only because I was about to...
Some performances remind us that opera is, above all, an art of sharing — and this matinée was a perfect...
Some works seem tailor‑made to ignite a theatre’s imagination, and Rimsky‑Korsakov’s Christmas Eve is certainly one of them. The Bayerische Staatsoper presents...
Opening a season in Rome is never a trivial gesture. In Italy more than anywhere else, a first night carries...
Moussorgsky’s Chowanschtschina stands as a singular achievement: a human comedy transposed into music, a vast operatic river whose currents are...
The concept astonishes, the impact resounds. Thus begins an evening in which, summoned to the stage, the orchestra ignites from...