The Teatro San Carlo has announced its 2018-19 season. The season will include some of the biggest stars in opera as well as some rare gems. Here is a look at what San Carlo will offer operagoers next season. Productions Riccardo Muti conducts the opening night with a new production by Chiara Muti of Mozart’s “Così Fan Tutte.” Alessio Arduini, {…}
The Teatro la Fence has announced its 2018-19 season and will present a number of repertoire staples and rare gems. The season will also include a divide itself between the Teatro Malibran and Teatro La Fenice. Here is a look at the productions and concerts that will be held during the season. Productions Verdi’s “Macbeth” opens the season in a {…}
The Musco Center for the Arts has announced an exciting and diverse lineup for their 2018-19 season. First opening in 2016, this will only be the Musco Center’s third season, yet it’s filled with renowned performers who have spent decades honing their craft and experience. Musco Center Dean and Artistic Director William Hall says: “Once again, the line-up is led {…}
Following Odyssey Opera’s 2017-18 season, which was dedicated to works inspired by Joan of Arc, Artistic and General Director Gil Rose has announced that the company’s 2018-19 season will showcase a two-part journey with the first half memorializing the 200th anniversary of French composer Charles Gounod’s birth and the second inspired by Helen of Troy. The company will showcase a total of five {…}
The Teatro Regio di Torino has announced its 2018-19 season with a number of Italian operas and many rising stars. Here is a look at what the season has to offer. The season opens with Verdi’s “Il Trovatore” with two casts. Saioa Hernández and Karina Flores share the role of Leonora alongside Diego Torre and Arsen Soghomonyan who alternate the {…}
The Malaga Philharmonic has announced its 2018-19 season, featuring numerous performers and composers such as Shostakovich, Janacek, Dvorak, Verdi, and Mahler. For this season announcement, we look only at the vocal highlights of the season. Here is a look. Raquel Lojendio sings Strauss’ “Four Last Songs” as well as Mahler’s Symphony No. 4. Manuel Hernández Silva conducts. Performance Dates: Feb. 14-15, {…}
The Palau de la Musica has announced its 2018-19 season, featuring a number of great performers and concerts with varying repertoire. As with previous announcements, we will only focus on the operatic and vocal performances. Take a look. Palau 100 Golda Schultz joins Gustavo Dudamel in Mahler’s Fourth Symphony. The Mahler Chamber Orchestra is led by Dudamel, who also conducts {…}
The Portland Opera has announced its 2018-19 season, which five opera productions. “Each opera in the 2018/19 season brings us on a journey – whether that journey is across land, into the arms of love, or an internal journey into self-acceptance and belonging,” says General Director Christopher Mattaliano in a press release. “These stories inspire us time and time again. {…}
The Miami Music Festival has announced its 2018 Program which will continue its acclaimed Wagner Institute with some exciting performances. The season opens with a double bill of “Dido and Aeneas” and “The Medium” on June 21 and 22. That will be followed by Britten’s “A Midsummer Night’s Dream,” which will be performed on June 28 and 30. In between, {…}
The New York Festival of Song has announced its 2018-19 season, which will feature four. The first of these will feature mezzo-soprano Lucia Bradford and tenor Joshua Blue in “W.C. Handy and the Birth of Blues.” The performance will be dedicated to Handy, who was a renowned African-American composer and publisher of the 20th century. This concert will take place {…}
The New York City Opera has announced its first two operas for the 2018-19 Season. The season is set to include a world premiere and a modern classic that will be directed by Francesca Zambello. The company will announce the rest of the lineup in the company weeks. Productions The New York City Opera opens its 75thAnniversary with Francesca Zambello’s production {…}