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Audiences return to Covent Garden for Richard Jones’s new production of Mozart’s La clemenza di Tito

25/06/202123/05/2021 by Jim Pritchard

United Kingdom Mozart, La clemenza di Tito: Soloists, Chorus and Orchestra of the Royal Opera House / Mark Wigglesworth (conductor). Livestreamed (directed by Peter Jones) from the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, London, 21.5.2021. (JPr)

Edgaras Montvidas (Tito) and Emily D’Angelo (Sesto) © Clive Barda

Bampton Classical Opera’s performance of Gluck‘s La corona is a joy from beginning to end

25/06/202120/05/2021 by Mark Berry

United Kingdom Gluck, La corona (concert performance): Soloists, CHROMA / Robert Howarth (conductor). St John’s, Smith Square, London, 18.5.2021. (MB)

Harriet Eyley (Meleagro) and Samantha Louis-Jean (Atalanta) (c) Simon Weir

Stravinsky’s The Soldier’s Tale marches home to Manchester thanks to Martins Imhangbe and the Hallé’s musicians

31/05/202103/05/2021 by Jim Pritchard

United Kingdom Stravinsky, The Soldier’s Tale: Hallé / Sir Mark Elder (conductor). Filmed in various locations in Manchester (by Maestro Broadcasting) and first streamed on 29.4.2021. (JPr)

Weill away your time with the Royal Opera’s thought-provoking The Seven Deadly Sins and Mahagonny Songspiel

14/05/202111/04/2021 by Jim Pritchard

United Kingdom Berthold Brecht and Kurt Weill’s The Seven Deadly Sins and Mahagonny Songspiel: Soloists, Orchestra of the Royal Opera House / Michael Papadopoulos (conductor). Livestreamed (directed by Peter Jones) from the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, 9.4.2021. (JPr)

Stephanie Wake-Edwards (Anna I) and Jonadette Carpio (Anna II)
in *The Seven Deadly Sins* (c) Ellie Kurttz

Enjoyable adulterous antics from Grange Park Opera and their L’heure espagnole in a London antique clocks shop

14/05/202122/03/2021 by Jim Pritchard

United Kingdom Ravel, L’heure espagnole: Soloists, Chris Hopkins (music director/piano), Ognune Lively (brass), Tom Marshall (percussion). Filmed 23 – 27.2.2021 in venues in Kensington Church Street, London, and streamed by Grange Park Opera, West Horsley, 20.3.2021. (JPr)

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Audiences return to Covent Garden for Richard Jones’s new production of Mozart’s La clemenza di Tito

Bampton Classical Opera’s performance of Gluck‘s La corona is a joy from beginning to end

Stravinsky’s The Soldier’s Tale marches home to Manchester thanks to Martins Imhangbe and the Hallé’s musicians

Weill away your time with the Royal Opera’s thought-provoking The Seven Deadly Sins and Mahagonny Songspiel

Enjoyable adulterous antics from Grange Park Opera and their L’heure espagnole in a London antique clocks shop

Irish National Opera present twenty new compact operas inventively addressing themes of today

Opera North’s stripped-down Fidelio commemorates Beethoven’s 250th

Grange Park Opera’s Owen Wingrave adds mystery to Britten’s meaning