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Pappano and the LSO on fire in Strauss and Puccini at the BBC Proms

Carolina López Moreno, Sir Antonio Pappano and the London Symphony Orchestra © BBC | Mark Allan
This Strauss-Puccini Prom concert paired the Symphonic Fantasy from Die Frau ohne Schatten and Puccini's one-act opera, Suor Angelica
*****
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Faust at The Royal Opera: competent but uninspiring

Faust © Marc Brenner
Stripped of its original superstar casting, Gounod’s grand opera provides entertainment but fails to cohere. 
***11
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The little man has his day: a nasty and brutish Die Walküre

Christopher Maltman (Wotan) and Elisabet Strid (Brünnhilde) © RBO | Monika Rittershaus
The latest, thrilling instalment of Barrie Kosky's Ring cycle at Covent Garden does not have to strain for contemporary relevance. 
*****
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Maltman’s Iago the driving force in tepid Otello revival

The Royal Opera's revival of Keith Warner's staging feels underbaked, although interest is largely focused on the pit as the latest contender to take over from Antonio Pappano as Music Director is auditioned.
***11
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Skelton and Anger set the scene for a superb Walküre

We start with a triumphant Royal Opera debut from Stuart Skelton, we close with Nina Stemme at her finest; a thrilling orchestral performance links the two. A memorable Walküre.
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L’âme tendre de Lucia à Baugé

C’est que la Lucia de Bernadette Grimmett n’est pas révisionniste, et ne confond pas regard et distanciation : à rebours des malentendus transformant la meurtrière en vengeresse, et la victime en femme forte, Lucia n’apparaît ici qu’en elle-même. 
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Far from daily life: Saaremaa and Narva Opera Festivals

Saaremaa Opera Festival at Kuressaare Castle © Foundation Eesti Kontsert
Every summer, Saaremaa Opera Festival and Narva Opera Days are held at the extreme west and eastern ends of Estonia – far from everyday life, where things can become uncanny, unpredictable and fantastical.