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Performer: Gábor Bretz

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MunichDoctor AtomicNew production

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Adams: Doctor Atomic
Gemma New; Claus Guth; Bavarian State Opera; Michael Levine; Ursula Kudrna; Urs Schönebaum; Bayerisches Staatsorchester

MunichDoctor AtomicNew production

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Adams: Doctor Atomic
Gemma New; Claus Guth; Bavarian State Opera; Michael Levine; Ursula Kudrna; Urs Schönebaum; Bayerisches Staatsorchester

HamburgLuisa Miller

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Verdi: Luisa Miller
Henrik Nánási; Andreas Homoki; Staatsoper Hamburg; Paul Zoller; Gideon Davey; Franck Evin; Philharmonisches Staatsorchester Hamburg
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Stikhina and Clayton shine in DNO's uneven Maid of Orleans

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Director Dmitri Tcherniakov and a talented cast do everything to make Tchaikovsky’s opera work in Amsterdam, but problematic elements persist. 
***11
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Stuck in purgatory: Tannhäuser at Budapest’s Wagner Days

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Individual performances impress, but conducting and production both prove too meandering in this year’s Wagner Days Tannhäuser.
***11
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Death and lunacy in Juraj Valčuha's Houston Symphony program

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A mad March hare, a murdered child, a hypochondriac prince, and a roomful of dead wives make for a stellar concert by the Houston Symphony Orchestra. 
*****
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UtrechtDuke Bluebeard's Castle

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Bartók: Duke Bluebeard's Castle
Karina Canellakis; Rinat Shaham; Gábor Bretz; Netherlands Radio Philharmonic Orchestra (Radio Filharmonisch Orkest)

AmsterdamThe Maid of OrleansNew production

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Tchaikovsky: The Maid of Orleans
Valentin Uryupin; Dmitri Tcherniakov; Dutch National Opera; Elena Zaytseva; Gleb Filshtinsky; Netherlands Philharmonic Orchestra
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Budapest pulls out all the stops: the new Hungarian State Opera season

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The vast 2023–24 season at Budapest boast 41 different operas and 19 ballets – with new productions of Boris Godunov, Rusalka, ballets by Bartók, and a world premiere from Peter Eötvös.