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Plus, get the best of BroadwayWorld delivered to your inbox, and unlimited access to our editorial content across the globe. The 37th season of the Verdi Chorus continues with the Fox Singers , ...

This story appears in the January/February 2017 issue of National Geographic History magazine. A writer named Gianrinaldo Carli told a story that became famous in Italy in the 1760s: A stranger walks ...

In Vietnam, La Traviata was first fully staged and performed in 2024 at the Ho Guom Theater, opening a memorable milestone ...

This is FRESH AIR. Our classical music critic Lloyd Schwartz has a review of a new album devoted to Verdi opera choruses. Lloyd reminds us that there's more to opera than just the typical aria, trio ...

A critic whose love of the operas of Giuseppe Verdi goes back nearly 60 years traveled to northern Italy to visit the places that shaped the man and his music. Giuseppe Verdi in the garden of his home ...

Not in a decade or more had Manhattan’s cavernous Metropolitan Opera House buzzed so busily to get ready for opening night. And not in as many years had so much dust been shaken from Met tradition.

Every time he returns to Sarasota Opera, tenor Rafael Davila feels like he’s coming home. This season he marks the 20th anniversary of his Sarasota Opera debut in a 2003 Puccini gala by taking on the ...

Scene stealer: Hawaiian baritone Quinn Kelsey (far left) in Verdi’s rarely performed opera The Sicilian Vespers - Tristram Kenton Sprawling, flawed, impractical: history has not been kind to Verdi’s ...

The 39 th season of the Verdi Chorus continues with the Fox Singers, presented by the Verdi Chorus and the Sahm Family Foundation, in A Serenade To Music for one night only at the First Presbyterian ...

MILAN -- Before the pandemic, students at Italy's oldest and largest music conservatory were always told to move "closer, closer, closer" when they played together. "Because you need to hear each ...