Arte.TV to Stream Verdi’s ‘Requiem’ with Anna Netrebko & Antonio Poli

Arte.TV is set stream Verdi’s “Requiem” from the Teatro alla Scala on Nov. 1, 2026. The platform will showcase the performance will be one of Riccardo Chailly’s final concerts as music director of the Milanese institution. The concert will include La Scala’s Orchestra alongside soloists soprano Anna Netrebko, mezzo-soprano Caterina Piva, tenor Antonio Poli, and bass Michele Pertusi. The requiem {…}

Minnesota Opera Postpones World Premiere of ‘The Many Deaths of Laila Starr’

The Minnesota Opera has postponed the world premiere “The Many Deaths of Laila Starr.” The company released a statement noting, “It is with profound disappointment that MN Opera announces the postponement of the world premiere of ‘The Many Deaths of Laila Starr,’ which will be rescheduled. Given the Musician Union’s public expressions of its commitment to the production despite ongoing {…}

Q & A: Tenor Elliott Brown on Being a Young Artist & Being Part of the Denyce Graves Foundation

The Denyce Graves Foundation began as a way to bridge the past to the future by honoring overlooked  musical voices and empowering the next generation of world-class artists.   Founded by opera star Denyce Graves, the foundation celebrates trailblazing musicians,  music educators, and composers of color through community engagement programs, concerts and presentations, creation of new works of art, establishment of {…}

Richmond Symphony & Musicians Ratify New Five-Year Collective Bargaining Agreement

On Oct. 22, Richmond Symphony and the musicians of Richmond Symphony, represented by the local American Federation of Musicians of the United States and Canada (Local AFM) 123, announced the ratification of a new five-year collective bargaining agreement covering this season through 2031. The five-year agreement, an unusually long term for an orchestral collective bargaining agreement, provides meaningful stability for {…}