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MadridJoyce DiDonato: Eden

Ives, Portman, Cavalli, Handel, Gluck, Mahler, Wagner, Marini
Maxim Emelyanychev; Joyce DiDonato; Il Pomo d'Oro
BarcelonaDiDonato & Il Pomo d’Oro: Eden
Ives, Portman, Cavalli, Handel, Gluck, Mahler, Wagner, Marini, Mysliveček
Joyce DiDonato; Il Pomo d'Oro
DresdenJoyce DiDonato & Il Pomo d'Oro

Cavalieri, Copland, Gluck, Handel, Ives, Mahler, Mysliveček, Portman, Uccellini, Valentini
Maxim Emelyanychev; Marie Lambert-Le Bihan; John Torres; Joyce DiDonato; Il Pomo d'Oro
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MadridDead Man Walking
Heggie: Dead Man Walking
Mark Wigglesworth; Leonard Foglia; Teatro Real; Michael McGarty; Jess Goldstein; Joyce DiDonato; Michael Mayes
New York CityVocal Masterclass with Joyce DiDonato - Handel’s “Total eclipse!” from Samson
Handel: Samson: Total Eclipse
Aaron Crouch; Justina Lee; Joyce DiDonato
New York CityVocal Masterclass with Joyce DiDonato: Mozart’s “Va pure ad altri in braccio" from La Finta Giardiniera, K 196
Mozart: La finta giardiniera, K196: Va pure ad altri in braccio
Maya Amir; Shannon McGinnis; Joyce DiDonato
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Star-studded gloom in Kevin Puts' The Hours at the Met
Is it possible to have a minor success on every level? Kevin Puts' The Hours underwhelms in its world premiere production at the Metropolitan Opera.
The MET Orchestra closes Carnegie Hall’s season with a Berlioz evening
Yannick Nézet-Séguin conducts, while Joyce DiDonato again proves her exceptional ability to connect with an audience.
Joyce DiDonato and Il Pomo d’Oro make the Konzerthaus their Eden
Pageantry abounds as the popular mezzo-soprano turns the Konzerthaus Wien into a sort of classical music, multisensory varieté.
272 years on, Handel's Theodora comes home to Covent Garden
Superb singing from Joyce DiDonato and Jakub Józef Orliński lights up a curate's egg staging from Katie Mitchell.
A starry cast for Handel's Theodora in Paris
It’s hard to imagine more glorious vocalism from such a starry cast, but this Theodora at the Théâtre des Champs-Élysées falls short of the sublime.
Something old, something new: Joyce DiDonato at the Barbican
Joyce DiDonato and Craig Terry present a wide-ranging exploration of isolation and reunion, from Baroque to jazz.