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ParisNouvel an à Broadway / Enrique Mazzola, Concert du Nouvel An
Bernstein, Brodszky, Rodgers, Berlin, Sondheim
Orchestre National de France; Enrique Mazzola; Ann Toomey; Katherine Beck; Daniel Espinal; Ian Rucker
La RochelleNouvel an à Broadway / Enrique Mazzola, Concert du Nouvel An
Bernstein, Brodszky, Rodgers, Berlin, Sondheim
Orchestre National de France; Enrique Mazzola; Ann Toomey; Katherine Beck; Daniel Espinal; Ian Rucker
ChâteaurouxNouvel an à Broadway / Enrique Mazzola, Concert du Nouvel An
Bernstein, Brodszky, Rodgers, Berlin, Sondheim
Orchestre National de France; Enrique Mazzola; Ann Toomey; Katherine Beck; Daniel Espinal; Ian Rucker
BourgesNouvel an à Broadway / Enrique Mazzola, Concert du Nouvel An
Bernstein, Brodszky, Rodgers, Berlin, Sondheim
Orchestre National de France; Enrique Mazzola; Ann Toomey; Katherine Beck; Daniel Espinal; Ian Rucker
DijonNouvel an à Broadway / Enrique Mazzola, Concert du Nouvel An
Bernstein, Brodszky, Rodgers, Berlin, Sondheim
Orchestre National de France; Enrique Mazzola; Ann Toomey; Katherine Beck; Daniel Espinal; Ian Rucker
VichyNouvel an à Broadway / Enrique Mazzola, Concert du Nouvel An
Bernstein, Brodszky, Rodgers, Berlin, Sondheim
Orchestre National de France; Enrique Mazzola; Ann Toomey; Katherine Beck; Daniel Espinal; Ian Rucker
Critiques récentesEn voir plus...
Strong cast brings fizz to Glyndebourne's Zauberflöte revival
A visually delightful revival of Barbe & Doucet's action-packed Zauberflöte at Glyndebourne, with strong vocal performances throughout.
Dudamel and the LA Phil illuminate Rheingold
A fully-staged performance of Wagner's Das Rheingold transforms Walt Disney Concert Hall to an opera house where the orchestra is the star.
The fat knight sings in Bard Festival's Sir John in Love
A two-week Ralph Vaughan Williams retrospective closed with his gentle, folksy spin on Shakespeare's Merry Wives of Windsor.
The Magic Flute: American nostalgia invoked in Chicago
Setting the opera in the backyard of a suburban house feels refreshingly honest: the ridiculous and simplistic tale of the evil witch, the prince and the maiden is rightfully returned to the arena of children's games, and adults look on indulgently, with a wink.