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Performer: Grisha Martirosyan

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MacerataIl barbiere di Siviglia

Macerata Opera & Ballet
Rossini: Il barbiere di Siviglia
Gianluca Martinenghi; Daniele Menghini; Orchestra Filarmonica Marchigiana; Coro Lirico Marchigiano "Vincenzo Bellini"; Ruzil Gatin; Marco Filippo Romano

MacerataCarmina Burana

Macerata Opera & Ballet
Orff: Carmina Burana
Orchestra Filarmonica Marchigiana; Ramón Tebar; Sara Blanch; Ruzil Gatin; Grisha Martirosyan; Coro Lirico Marchigiano "Vincenzo Bellini"

BergamoAlahor in GranataNew production

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Donizetti: Alahor in Granata
Chiara Cattani; Benedetto Sicca Papa; Fondazione Donizetti; Luigi Ferrigno; Marco Piemontese; Marco Giusti; Gli Originali Orchestra
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Comic opera minus the fizz: Telemann makes his Royal Opera debut

Grisha Martirosyan (Pimpinone) and Isabela Díaz (Vespetta) © RBO | Camilla Greenwell
Pimpinone was conceived as a musical interlude – or intermezzo – between acts of Handel’s Tamerlano. Here, it marks the first time a Telemann opera has been staged at Covent Garden. 
***11
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Aida Garifullina an exceptionally fine Violetta at Covent Garden

Aida Garifullina (Violetta) and Ossian Huskinson (Marquis d'Obigny) © ROH | Camilla Greenwell
As Richard Eyre’s staging reaches its 30th anniversary, a new Violetta arrives on the Royal Opera block in what proves to be one of the best revivals in recent years. 
****1
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Michieletto directs an excellent new Carmen at Covent Garden

Aigul Akhmetshina (Carmen) © ROH | Camilla Greenwell
Aigul Akhmetshina is outstanding in the title role, hearing Piotr Beczała is a privilege, but it's Damiano Michieletto's new staging that takes the honours.
****1
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Muted passions in Royal Opera Tosca revival

Aušrinė Stundytė (Tosca) © ROH | Marc Brenner
A revival low on dramatic power and emotional temperature, despite a fine Royal Opera debut by conductor Karen Kamensek. 
***11
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Amartuvshin Enkhbat’s Rigoletto conquers Covent Garden

Pretty Yende (Gilda) and Amartuvshin Enkhbat (Rigoletto) © ROH | Tristram Kenton
It's been a long wait since Cardiff Singer 2015, but the Mongolian baritone gives an outstanding vocal portrayal of Verdi’s doomed jester at the Royal Opera House.
****1
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