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Performer: Andreas Bauer Kanabas

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Frankfurt am MainDon Carlo

Verdi: Don Carlo(s)
Thomas Guggeis; Sir David McVicar; Oper Frankfurt; Robert Jones; Brigitte Reiffenstuel; Joachim Klein; Opera Frankfurt Orchestra

BerlinDvořák's Stabat Mater

Dvořák: Stabat Mater, Op.58
Brandenburg State Orchestra Frankfurt; Gijs Leenaars; Philharmonischer Chor Berlin; Iwona Sobotka; Wiebke Lehmkuhl; Dumitru Mitu

ToulouseEugene OneginNew production

Tchaikovsky: Eugene Onegin
Gábor Káli; Florent Siaud; Opéra National du Capitole; Romain Fabre; Jean-Daniel Vuillermoz; Nicolas Descôteaux; Orchestre National du Capitole de Toulouse
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Moving singing, but missed opportunities in Dresden’s new Aida

Katharina Thalbach offers a traditional staging at the Semperoper, with fine vocal performances led by Krassimira Stoyanova, Francesco Meli and Oksana Volkova. 
***11
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Magical Flute: McVicar's Zauberflöte returns to Covent Garden

David McVicar’s imaginative staging of Mozart’s The Magic Flute comes back for its eighth run at the Royal Opera with an excellent new cast.

****1
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Iain Paterson's Dutchman drops anchor in Frankfurt

Iain Paterson's house debut as the Holländer was sufficient reason to drop anchor in the Main for this revival of David Bösch's 2015 production. 
***11
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Komische Oper's Zauberflöte enchants Budapest

With a guest performance of the Komische Oper Berlin, Barrie Kosky's and Suzanne Andrade's magical production triumphs in Budapest.
****1
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Irresistible coolness in Barrie Kosky's Carmen

Paula Murrihy's role debut in Frankfurt not only proves to be infatuating, but also irresistibly cool.
*****
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“Six shall obey, the seventh betray"

With thrilling sets and clever direction of the actors, the latest Dresden production of Weber’s Der Freischütz, that most German of all operas, struck a neat balance between tradition and kitsch
****1
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