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José Irurzun

Kirill Petrenko and a Trio of Contemporary Opera Greats Deliver a Spectacular Tosca

09/07/201602/07/2016 by José Irurzun

GermanyGermany Puccini: Tosca, Bayerisches Staatsorchester, Chor der Bayerischen Staatsoper, Kirill Petrenko (conductor), National Theatre, Munich, 1.7.2016 (JMI)

Tosca © W. Hösl.
Tosca © W. Hösl.

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A Nicely Sung Version of Halévy’s Rarely Performed La Juive

07/07/201602/07/2016 by José Irurzun

GermanyGermany Halévy: La Juive, Bayerisches Staatsorchester, Chor der Bayerischen Staatsoper, Bertrand De Billy (conductor), National Theatre, Munich, 30.6.2016 (JMI)

La Juive. © W. Hösl
La Juive. © W. Hösl

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A Well-Conducted Performance of a Rarely Seen Zemlinsky Opera

29/06/201623/06/2016 by José Irurzun

SpainSpain Zemlinsky, Der König Kandaules: Real Orquesta Sinfónica de Sevilla, Pedro Halffter (conductor), Teatro de la Maestranza, Seville, 22.6.2016. (JMI)

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Der König Kandaules (c) Teatro de la Maestranza

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An Uneven but Generally Pleasing La bohème

29/06/201623/06/2016 by José Irurzun

SpainSpain Puccini, La bohème: Liceu Orchestra and Chorus, Marc Piollet (conductor), Gran Teatre del Liceu, Barcelona, 20 & 21.6.2016. (JMI)

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La bohème © A. Bofill

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A Brilliant Finish to Berlin’s Ring of the Nibelung

28/06/201620/06/2016 by José Irurzun

GermanyGermany Wagner, Götterdämmerung: Staatskapelle Berlin, Staatsopernchor, Daniel Barenboim (conductor), Schiller Theatre, Berlin, 19.6.2016. (JMI)

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Götterdämmerung © Monika Rittershaus

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An Outstanding Cast Triumphs in Berlin’s Tristan und Isolde

23/06/201619/06/2016 by José Irurzun

GermanyGermany Wagner: Tristan und Isolde, Deutsche Oper Berlin Orchestra and Chorus, Donald Runnicles (conductor), Deutsche Oper Berlin, 18.6.2016 (JMI)

Tristan und Isolde © Bettina Stöss
Tristan und Isolde © Bettina Stöss

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A Baffling and Disappointing ‘Update’ of Mozart’s Seraglio

23/06/201619/06/2016 by José Irurzun

GermanyGermany Mozart, Die Entführung aus dem Serail: Deutsche Oper Orchestra and Chorus, Donald Runnicles (conductor), Deutsche Oper, Berlin, 17.6.2016. (JMI)

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Die Entführung aus dem Serail © Thomas Aurin

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An Opera Buffa Version of Il trovatore Displays Some Clever Tricks

23/06/201617/06/2016 by José Irurzun

United KingdomUnited Kingdom Verdi, Il trovatore: Deutsche Oper Berlin Orchestra and Chorus, Roberto Rizzi Brignoli (conductor), Deutsche Oper Berlin, 16.6.2016. (JMI)

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Il trovatore © Bettina Stöss

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