Verdi’s “Luisa Miller” contains one of Italian opera’s greatest tenor arias, a heart-wrenching moment of loss and betrayal in the second act, when the hero is deceived into believing that his beloved ...
As debuts and galas are catnip to many opera-lovers, the Met’s season premiere of Rigoletto on November 10 followed three nights later by the return of the Richard Tucker Award’s annual celebration ...
One of the premiere singers of our time, superstar Mexican tenor Javier Camarena returns to LA Opera for a pair of recitals with Cuban-born pianist Ángel Rodríguez. The performance will feature French ...
He can sing the blues and riff a jazz tune, but Saturday night Kenneth Gayle is singing grand opera, and the tenor has chosen some of the biggest and most loved arias from the repertoire. Puccini’s ...
If the past two years seemed like an artistic desert for local opera fans, San Diego Opera’s “Roméo et Juliette” feels like an oasis. The lushly cast production, which opened Saturday at the San Diego ...
2 Photos: First Look at the Metropolitan Opera’s New Production of Bellini’s I PURITANI 3 Review Roundup: I PURITANI at the Metropolitan Opera It seems variety is the spice of classical music and ...
Palm Beach Opera continued its 62 nd mainstage season on Friday with a performance of “The Tales of Hoffmann,” by Jacques Offenbach, at the Kravis Center. Before the performance began, there was an ...
Opera singers' voices are big ones, trained to be heard -- without microphones -- at the farthest corners of a 3,000-seat house. Imagine, then, hearing three operatic tenors, singing together, in an ...
The Lubbock Symphony Orchestra will present "Opera's Greatest Arias" Saturday evening with guest artist Limmie Pulliam — described as a "dramatic" and "powerful" tenor — performing Verdi and Puccini ...
SAN FRANCISCO -- He can bring you to tears with his Italian arias. But tenor Arturo Chacón-Cruz started his musical journey by singing popular Spanish mariachi songs. The Mexican singer starred in the ...
For its 61st season, San Diego Opera announced today a three-show season that will feel both familiar and inviting to audiences: Leoncavallo’s “Pagliacci,” Rossini’s “The Barber of Seville” and ...