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VienneMitridate, re di PontoVersion de concert

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Mozart: Mitridate, re di Ponto, K87 (K74a)
Francesco Corti; Kammerorchester Basel; Ian Koziara; Francesca Pia Vitale; Chiara Skerath

ParisMitridate, re di PontoVersion de concert

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Mozart: Mitridate, re di Ponto, K87 (K74a)
Francesco Corti; Kammerorchester Basel; Ian Koziara; Francesca Pia Vitale; Chiara Skerath

AmsterdamOrfeo ed EuridiceNouvelle production

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Gluck: Orfeo ed Euridice
Francesco Corti; Ted Huffman; Dutch National Opera; Bart Van Merode; Bertrand Couderc; Orchestre de Chambre des Pays-Bas
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Bergman à l'opéra : Fanny and Alexander à La Monnaie

Fanny and Alexander à La Monnaie © Matthias Baus
L'adaptation opératique du film d'Ingmar Bergman ne se distingue certes pas par l'originalité de sa musique mais n'en demeure pas moins une réussite, dotée d'une grande profondeur psychologique.

Aribert Reimann’s Lear takes off at Tempelhof Airport

Nicole Chevalier (Regan), Scott Hendricks (Lear) and Rosie Aldridge (Goneril) © Monika Rittershaus
Relentlessness is the keyword of Aribert Reimann’s modernist Lear, in a stripped-down new Komische Oper Berlin production by Barrie Kosky.

Die Hoffnung stirbt zuletzt: Drei Schwestern von Eötvös in Salzburg

Aryeh Nussbaum Cohen (Olga), Dennis Orellana (Irina), Cameron Shahbazi (Mascha) © SF | Monika Rittershaus
Die Hommage an den 2024 verstorbenen ungarischen Komponisten wird zum Großerfolg: Evgeny Titov wartet mit einer schlüssigen Inszenierung auf, und Maxime Pascal steuert mit dem Klangforum Wien viel Atmosphärisches bei. 

Hail Caesar! Glyndebourne’s celebrated Giulio Cesare returns

Aryeh Nussbaum Cohen (Giulio Cesare) © Glyndebourne Productions Ltd. Photo: Richard Hubert Smith
Louise Alder shines as Cleopatra, one of Baroque opera’s greatest creations, in the fourth Glyndebourne revival of Sir David McVicar's much-loved production. 

Joélle Harvey is outstanding in Glyndebourne's incendiary Semele

Jennifer Johnston (Juno), Joélle Harvey (Semele) and Stephanie Wake-Edwards (Ino) © Glyndebourne Productions Ltd. Photo: Richard Hubert Smith
Adele Thomas makes a good case for Semele's operatic credentials in her production which makes effective nods towards Baroque opera’s devotion to spectacle.

Ballett Zürich's Monteverdi celebrates music in dance

Blending the music of Monteverdi with lesser-known contemporaries, and even some pop, choreographer Christian Spuck takes leave of Zürich with a work that is as full of poetry as it is of emotional charge.