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Blutige Angelegenheit: Francesco Gasparinis Ambleto am MusikTheater an der Wien

Von Norman Schwarze, 08 Mai 2025

Unter der Leitung von Raffaele Pe gelingt dem MusikTheater an der Wien eine kohärente Rekonstruktion von Francesco Gasparinis Opera seria Ambleto. Die musikalischen Highlights bleiben aber aus.

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Wien

08 Mai 2025

Blutige Angelegenheit: Francesco Gasparinis Ambleto am MTadW

Von Norman Schwarze

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Budapest

Stuck in purgatory: Tannhäuser at Budapest’s Wagner Days

Von Orsolya Gyárfás, 29 Juni 2025

Individual performances impress, but conducting and production both prove too meandering in this year’s Wagner Days Tannhäuser.

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Budapest

29 Jun 2025

Stuck in purgatory: Tannhäuser at Budapest’s Wagner Days

Von Orsolya Gyárfás

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London

Mixed results from Dalia Stasevska's trio of 20th-century works with the BBC Symphony

Von David Truslove, 12 März 2025

Seldom heard and standard repertoire bring mixed results from Dalia Stasevska, the BBC Symphony Orchestra and BBC Symphony Chorus.

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London

12 Mär 2025

Mixed results from Dalia Stasevska's trio of 20th-century works

Von David Truslove

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Zürich

Serse as a quirky modern tale in Zurich

Von Laura Servidei, 29 September 2024

Christophe Dumaux shines as Arsamene in Nina Russi’s enjoyable production of Handel’s masterpiece revived at the Opernhaus Zürich under the baton of Enrico Onofri.

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Zürich

29 Sep 2024

Handel’s Serse as a quirky modern tale in Zurich

Von Laura Servidei

Zürich

Back on the catwalk: Calixto Bieito's L’incoronazione di Poppea revived in Zürich

Von Laura Servidei, 14 September 2021

Julie Fuchs and Delphine Galou shine in this revival and the Orchestra La Scintilla gives a great performance under Ottavio Dantone’s baton.

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Zürich

14 Sep 2021

Calixto Bieito's L’incoronazione di Poppea revived in Zürich

Von Laura Servidei

Bregenz

Staging on steroids: Verdi’s Rigoletto in Bregenz

Von Sarah Batschelet, 19 Juli 2019

Here was the much-loved three-act opera Rigoletto, yes, but chances are, it was one far beyond Verdi’s wildest dreams.

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Bregenz

19 Jul 2019

Staging on steroids: Verdi’s Rigoletto in Bregenz

Von Sarah Batschelet

Cardiff

A thrilling Don Giovanni at Welsh National Opera

Von Benjamin Poore, 22 Februar 2018

A strong cast take us to the brink of damnation in Welsh National Opera’s revival of Don Giovanni.

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Cardiff

22 Feb 2018

A thrilling Don Giovanni at Welsh National Opera

Von Benjamin Poore

Cardiff

Wheel of Fortune: Preziosilla spins Pountney's Force of Destiny

Von Mark Pullinger, 02 Februar 2018

When the entire plot is triggered by a freak accident, you can't blame director David Pountney for making Fate itself one of the key characters.

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Cardiff

02 Feb 2018

Wheel of Fortune: Preziosilla spins Pountney's Force of Destiny

Von Mark Pullinger

Budapest

A radiant start to the year in Budapest: Haydn's The Creation at Müpa

Von Orsolya Gyárfás, 01 Januar 2018

Ádám Fischer delivers a remarkable performance of Haydn's great oratorio.

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Budapest

01 Jan 2018

A radiant start to the year in Budapest

Von Orsolya Gyárfás

Southampton

Natalya Romaniw an imperious Tatyana as Tchaikovsky is unleashed from the Mayflower pit

Von Mark Pullinger, 18 Oktober 2017

The cavernous Mayflower pit eats singers for breakfast and only Natalya Romaniw’s full-blooded Tatyana escaped its jaws unmarked

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Southampton

18 Okt 2017

Natalya Romaniw an imperious Tatyana

Von Mark Pullinger

Cardiff

Stark and spellbinding: Mussorgsky's Khovanshchina leads WNO's Russian season

Von Katherine Cooper, 23 September 2017

Welsh National Opera’s new season commemorating the centenary of the 1917 Revolution with three Russian-themed works opens with both a bang and a whimper with this trenchant revival.

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Cardiff

23 Sep 2017

Stark and spellbinding: Mussorgsky's Khovanshchina

Von Katherine Cooper

Mailand

A glorious Meistersinger from Harry Kupfer at La Scala

Von Renato Verga, 19 März 2017

Daniele Gatti is the winner of the night, managing to draw an astounding outcome from a far from ideal cast.

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Mailand

19 Mär 2017

A glorious Meistersinger at La Scala

Von Renato Verga

Cardiff

Musically excellent but excessively brutal: Verdi's Macbeth at WNO

Von Rohan Shotton, 17 September 2016

Oliver Sears' production of Macbeth comes to Cardiff in a production which offers a great deal musically but doesn't quite coalesce dramatically.

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Cardiff

17 Sep 2016

Musically excellent but excessively brutal

Von Rohan Shotton

Cardiff

All that glitters: Tchaikowsky's The Merchant of Venice staged by Welsh National Opera

Von Simon Rees, 16 September 2016

André Tchaikowsky's version of The Merchant of Venice combines his love of Shakespeare with his recollections of a harsh childhood as a Jew in the Warsaw Ghetto.

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Cardiff

16 Sep 2016

All that glitters: WNO stages The Merchant of Venice

Von Simon Rees

Budapest

Erwin Schrott makes his Budapest debut as Don Giovanni

Von Jonathan Sutherland, 04 Dezember 2015

Erwin Schrott seduces the Budapest audience with smiles, but Zerlina steals the show in Budapest.

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Budapest

04 Dez 2015

Erwin Schrott makes his Budapest debut as Don Giovanni

Von Jonathan Sutherland

Cardiff

Marc Chagall inspires a new production of Mosè in Egitto

Von Simon Rees, 03 Oktober 2014

A colour-coded Mosè in Egitto uses the paintings of Marc Chagall to inspire the costumes for the Jews and the Egyptians in this production of a Rossinian rarity.

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Cardiff

03 Okt 2014

A Marc Chagall inspired Mosè in Egitto

Von Simon Rees