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Festival Operas Pegged To Yesteryear; Concerts Come Up To Yesterday

James L. Paulk -

In Handy Church Ruin, Verdi’s ‘Macbeth’ Finds Its All-Purpose Setting

Arthur Kaptainis -

Verdi’s ‘Nabucco:’ Blood, Thunder And Grand Singing

Arthur Kaptainis -

De Sabata CD Set Proves Conductor Giant Of His Time

Paul Robinson -

Aucoin, In The Pit, Leads ‘Rigoletto’ On Electrifying Ride

Richard S. Ginell -

‘Falstaff’ Updated, With Sir John As Berlin Gang Boss

Rebecca Schmid -

Zambello’s ‘Aida’ Offers Rare Look Into Opera’s Heart

Janos Gereben -

Old-School Muti Touches Poignant Heart Of ‘Falstaff’

Nancy Malitz -

French ‘Don Carlos’ Another Coup For Grand Verdi Cycle

Arthur Kaptainis -

SF Opera Extends Long History Of Triumphs In ‘Ballo’

Robert P. Commanday -

As Lady Macbeth At Met, Netrebko Fearless Sensation

Susan Brodie -

In Montreal’s Fine ‘Nabucco,’ Thoughts Fly To Curious Set

Earl Arthur Love -

European Opera Trek: Refreshment In Shock And Awe

Susan Brodie -

Verdi Champions Chorus Case For His Early Operas

Lawrence B. Johnson -

Sarasota ‘Jérusalem’ Puts Sharp Accent On Revised Verdi

Arthur Kaptainis -

Sarasota’s Verdi Crusade Advances With ‘Jérusalem’

John Fleming -

Muti Mulls Verdi As Chicago Cues Requiem Simulcast

Nancy Malitz -

Summer Festivals: For New Yorkers, Musical Settings Urban...

Barbara Jepson -
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