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Artificiality over art: Die Walküre at Bayreuth
In Die Walküre, we once again delve into absurd AI-generated visual worlds and disjointed associations. Musically, however, this Ring cycle remains well worth listening to.
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Christof Loy and Carlo Rizzi score a great success in bringing Respighi’s rarely performed opera the Deutsche Oper Berlin.
David Alden's Anna Bolena travels from Zurich to Berlin
Deutsche Oper Berlin presents an uninspiring production by David Alden, with a solid cast led by Federica Lombardi.
Rare and intense drama: Smyth's The Wreckers at Glyndebourne
Smyth's rarely performed tale of evil deeds on the Cornish coast provides searing drama marred by poor intelligibility and an overpowering orchestra.
A “poem of blood and lust” reconsidered at Deutsche Oper Berlin
If you have dismissed this opera as overstuffed kitsch in the past, you might want to take a look at this production. It could well change your mind.
A defiant Deutsche Oper's reduced open-air Rheingold
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