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TokyoDas Buch mit sieben Siegeln
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Schmidt: Das Buch mit sieben Siegeln
NHK Symphony Orchestra Tokyo; Fabio Luisi; Michael Laurenz; David Steffens; Miho Sakoda; Asami Fujii
MadridJanácek - Katia KabanováNew production
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Janáček: Kátya Kabanová
Gustavo Gimeno; Christof Loy; Teatro Real; Étienne Pluss; Robby Duiveman; Fabrice Kebour; Orquesta Titular del Teatro Real
BerlinDie Entführung aus dem SerailNew production
Mozart: Die Entführung aus dem Serail (The Abduction from the Harem)
Thomas Guggeis; Andrea Moses; Staatsoper Berlin; Raimund Bauer; Anja Rabes; Staatskapelle Berlin; Staatsopernchor Berlin
ViennaArabella
Strauss R.: Arabella
Constantin Trinks; Sven-Eric Bechtolf; Vienna State Opera; Rolf Glittenberg; Marianne Glittenberg; Orchestra of the Vienna State Opera; Concert Association Vienna State Opera Chorus
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Jessica Pratt sparkles in Strehler’s iconic Entführung at La Scala
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Young conductor Thomas Guggeis makes a rousing debut at La Scala leading a great cast in one of the greatest productions of the 20th century.
Welser-Möst begins his Ring farewell with a rousing Rheingold
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Sven-Erich Bechtolf's staging of Wagner's Ring returns with Franz Welser-Möst at the helm for the final time, having recently announced his retirement of the cycle from his repertoire.
Schreker's Der Schatzgräber: a rewarding treasure hunt in Berlin
Christof Loy unearths hidden treasure with an opera by Franz Schreker long since buried after taking Europe by storm in the 1920s.
Rage against the machine: Rasche's Elektra grinds down performers
More of a distraction than an enhancement, Ulrich Rasche’s giant steel machine grinds down the performers of this dark Elektra, which ultimately stumbles over its own feet.
Double vision in Wiener Staatsoper's Entführung
Actors double up with singers in Hans Neuenfels' innovative production of Die Entführung aus dem Serail in Vienna.
There will be blood: Elektra in Salzburg
An Elektra conducted like Mendelssohnian fairy music, sung not shouted, just as Strauss required.