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Performances Reviews Staged Operas

A fine cast of young singers persist within a distracting interpretation of Handel’s magical opera

2 years ago
Curtis Rogers

Even by the standards of Baroque opera, Alcina – Handel’s third, and perhaps greatest and most ingenious operatic adaptation from Ariosto’s epic Orlando furioso – comprises quite an array of…

Performances Reviews Staged Operas

Despite some unevenness, vivid musical and dramatic interpretations remain intact for Vivaldi’s lively L’Olimpiade

2 years ago
Curtis Rogers

For those of us with little or no interest in sport, an Olympics year does at least offer the opportunity for otherwise rarely seen operatic settings of Metastasio’s libretto L’Olimpiade, whose action…

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