Des Moines Metro Opera Receives $1 Million Gift From Frank R. Brownell III
Des Moines Metro Opera today announced a $1 million leadership gift commitment from long-time patron, opera lover, and friend Frank R.
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148 Furloughed Met AGMA Artists Receive Emergency Grants From Met Chorus Artists
Additional financial help is on the way for Met AGMA Artists to help them bridge the gap between their current uncertain situation and the reopening of the performing arts industry.
UMS and The Philadelphia Orchestra Announce Creative Partnership
The University Musical Society announces a new, multi-faceted creative partnership with The Philadelphia Orchestra for the 2021-22 season, reigniting and capitalizing on its long history with the ensemble, which served as the residency orchestra for the May Festival for 49 years, from 1936-1984.
Musical Mentors Collaborative Partners with TodayTix, Supporting Gala With Sutton Foster, Jonathan Groff and More
Musical Mentors Collaborative has announced today its partnership with TodayTix.
The CBC Virtual Orchestra Performs the World Premiere of Vivian Fung's PRAYER
On Canada Day, Wednesday, July 1, 2020, The CBC Virtual Orchestra gives its first performance, the world premiere of JUNO Award-winning Canadian composer Vivian Fung's Prayer.
Metropolitan Opera Orchestra Musicians Release Statement Regarding Black Lives Matter
The Metropolitan Opera Orchestra Musicians have released a statement regarding the Black Lives Matter movement.
VIDEO: Met Orchestra Musicians Perform Mascagni's 'Intermezzo' From CAVALLERIA RUSTICANA
The musicians from the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra, in New York City, came together virtually this week to perform Mascagni's 'Intermezzo' from the opera 'Cavlleria Rusticana'.
BWW Review: Met's Round-the-World, At-Home Gala Proves 'Music is Nutrition for Our Souls'
In the midst of this COVID-19 crisis that is gripping the world--and keeping so many people in quarantine--the Metropolitan Opera managed to pull off a brilliantly executed music coup.
Preview: Virtually Fabulous--or Fabulously Virtual--Met's Gala In-Home Event from New York to Tbilisi, Paris to Moscow at 1pm EDT, April 25
For all you lovelorn, “live opera”-lovers, the Met is coming to the rescue from COVID-19 this afternoon, Saturday April 25, at 1pm New York time, with a gala concert featuring over 40 artists performing direct from their homes around the world.
BWW Review: Is the Met's TURANDOT Different on PBS' Great Performances Than in the Opera House?
In these crazy days when no theatres are open to the public, the Live in HD series on PBS is a lifeline to the Met; last Friday, on PBS' Great Performances (on WNET in New York, at least) there was this fall's TURANDOT with a first-rate cast.
BWW Review: Girard's Disappointing New DUTCHMAN Drops Anchor at the Met
The Met had a wonderfully conducted performance of Wagner's DER FLIENGENDE HOLLANDER with a marvelous singer in the title role.
BWW Review: Met Audiences Learn to Love WOZZECK in Kentridge Production, with Mattei, Led by Nezet-Seguin
A funny thing happened the other night at the Met when the curtain came down on William Kentridge's stunning new production of Alban Berg's cruel and devastating WOZZECK.
Review Roundup: WOZZECK At The Metropolitan Opera- Read The Reviews
Music Director Yannick Nézet-Séguin leads a brilliant new staging of Berg's masterpiece by William Kentridge, starring Peter Mattei and Elza van den Heever.
BWW Review: TURANDOT At The Metropolitan Opera
Birgit Nilsson, one of the greatest Turandots of our time, was fond of saying that Wagner made her famous but TURANDOT made her rich.
Conductor Yannick Nézet-Séguin Curates Nine-Concert Perspectives Series At Carnegie Hall
Conductor Yannick Nézet-Séguin curates a nine-concert Perspectives series during the 2019a?"2020 season, including performances with three orchestras with whom he has built his remarkable careera?"The Philadelphia Orchestra, Orchestre Métropolitain de Montréal, and The MET Orchestraa?"as well as
BWW Review: Leonard Is CARMELITES' Soft Center in Met's Brilliant Production
You'd never know that the Met's production of Francis Poulenc's DIALOGUES DES CARMELITES is over 40 years old, except for a few giveaways.
Chelsea Chen Will Debut Revie Work Based On Genetic Sequence Of Extinct Bird
Internationally renowned organist Chelsea Chen will make history when she premieres a new work for organ by Australian-Canadian composer Julian Darius Revie, featuring the genetic sequence and recorded song of an extinct bird, Saturday, March 23, 2019 at 3:00 PM at Saint Thomas Church in New York Ci
Richard O'Neill Continues Residency At The Broad Stage, 3/3
The Eli and Edythe Broad Stage in Santa Monica presents concerts with violist Richard Yongjae O'Neill, its artist in residence.
BWW Review: Dudamel's Baptism by Fire Turns in a Solid, Throbbing OTELLO at the Met
Talk about baptism by fire! That's what Gustavo Dudamel--that wunderkind of the classical conducting world--faced as he reached the podium of the Met for the first time Friday night.
BWW Review: Damrau's a Top Violetta with the Met's New Maestro Nezet-Seguin in LA TRAVIATA from Mayer
I interviewed Diana Damrau when she had just done her first Violetta, her role debut in the Met's old Willy Decker production.
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