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Yuval Sharon's Tristan Is a Conundrum
The new production of Tristan und Isolde is the Met’s hottest ticket of the year, and with good reason. The company has not presented Tristan in a decade––far too long, considering the work’s seminal importance. Isolde is … »Read
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McVicar's Ring Triumph at La Scala, Part II
MILAN—By the midpoint of the first of La Scala’s two full Ring cycles (March 1-7 and 10-15), it was clear audiences were witnessing something special. As mentioned in the review of Das Rheingold and Die Walküre , the cast … »Read
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West Edge Opera's Snapshots of New Works
Each year the Berkeley-based West Edge Opera’s “Snapshot” selects pairs of composers and librettists to workshop new pieces with a team of experienced advisers, a strong cast, and musicians over a two-week period. This … »Read
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A Fresh Pelléas in Monte Carlo: Old Friends, New Faces
Something old, something new. In February, the creative team for a fresh Pelléas et Mélisande at Opéra Monte-Carlo reunited, likely for the last time, colleagues who have shared a long history there. For … »Read
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At La Scala: McVicar's Complete Ring Gets Underway
MILAN—From Vienna to Bayreuth, several of Europe’s leading opera houses are mounting full Ring cycles to mark this year’s 150th anniversary of the tetralogy’s premiere. At La Scala, performances of the four-opera epic are … »Read
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At COT: Kurt Weill's Takedown of Fascism
CHICAGO—Every moment ought to be Kurt Weill’s, but especially this one. Whether working in cabaret or opera, the exiled German–Jewish composer was one of music theater’s great truthtellers: a craver of complexity, an ally … »Read
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