Category: Performances

You would have had to be deaf and blind — or perhaps just a very wise
monkey — not to have been aware that a young American composer called
Nico Muhly was about to open at the English National Opera in London last night
with a work called Two Boys.

Garsington Opera — in its superb new home on the Wormsley estate in
rural Oxfordshire — has yet again confirmed the merit of its decision to
promote Vivaldi’s long-ignored operas.

One of Richard Wagner’s most enduring contributions to music history is a concept known as gesamtkunstwerk.

Willy Decker’s production of Peter Grimes, first seen at
Covent Garden in 2004, should perhaps be renamed The Borough.

A funny thing happened on the way to Anna Bolena…

Need something remedial for “what ails you?”

The Boston Early Music Festival (hereinafter BEMF) has grown up.

As it turned out, it was a mild and mainly dry evening.

Israel Opera’s summer festival grew astonishingly in the year following its 2010 inaugural season.