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Bock: Fiddler on the Roof
Koen Schoots; Barrie Kosky; Komische Oper Berlin; Rufus Didwiszus; Klaus Bruns; Jan Freese; Otto Pichler
LinzCompany of Music
Lang, Scelsi, Tormis, Saariaho, Pärt
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ParisSérie Rose
Aperghis, Muntendorf, Schulhoff, Sarhan, Anderson, Jodlowski, Hodkinson
Frauke Aulbert; Małgorzata Walentynowicz; Dominik Kleinknecht; Monika Pasiecznik
ParisEnsemble intercontemporain plays Boulez
Boulez
Ensemble intercontemporain; Matthias Pintscher; Odile Auboin; Samuel Favre; Gilles Durot; Françoise Rivalland
ParisVanessa Porter & Daniel Weingarten
Porter, Globokar, Aperghis, Lang, Kuyumcuyan, Kuhn
Vanessa Porter; Daniel Weingarten
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Confusing and evocative: Faust [working title] in Amsterdam
![Faust [working title] © Michel Schnater | DNO](/imagecache/1331/177164-0-0-273-nobfaustb-42-c-michel-schnater---dno-kopie.jpg "Faust [working title] © Michel Schnater | DNO")
DNO's new production is an inspiring opera spectacular.
Precipice at The Grange Festival: a mirror of our times
Michael Chance takes the audience around The Grange in a thoughtful show combining opera excerpts, dance, acrobats, vocal and instrumental music.
Yuval Sharon’s pop Zauberflöte at the Staatsoper Berlin
The Staatsoper Unter den Linden presents Avery Sharon’s shocking production of Mozart’s masterpiece, full of references to pop culture, side by side with the traditional one by Everding in the same season. A solid cast does justice to his fun, entertaining, bold production.
Joseph Keckler’s Let Me Die premieres in Philadelphia
A celebration of operatic death(s) in Philadelphia.
Stockhausen marathon at the Musikfest Berlin
Over 10 years after his death, Karlheinz Stockhausen still occupies a complex and difficult place in the canon of contemporary composers. This year's Musikfest Berlin featured a Stockhausen focus, of which the "creation ceremony" Inori was the climax.
Sternenhoch: Delightful depravity in Prague
The National Theater takes a bold step forward with a smart realization of a literary grotesquerie.
