Showing posts with label Jacques Offenbach. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jacques Offenbach. Show all posts
10.1.26

#ClassicalDiscoveries: The Podcast. Episode 020 - Johann Strauss II and his Contemporaries

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Welcome to #ClassicalDiscoveries. Here is a little introduction to who we are and what we would like to achive at the fir...
2.8.15

Production Photos from the Bregenz Festival's Turandot

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It might merit confessing that I’m not all that hot about Puccini and that I suffer from a general deficiency in appreciating Italian opera...
10.6.14

NGA Vocal Ensemble

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Debussy, Music for the Prix de Rome ( Le Gladiateur , La damoiselle élue , L'enfant prodigue ), Flemish Radio Choir, Brussels Phil., ...
31.7.13

Ionarts at Santa Fe: 'La Grande Duchesse de Gérolstein'

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Kevin Burdette (General Boum, center) and cast in La Grande Duchesse de Gérolstein , Santa Fe Opera, 2013 (photo by Ken Howard) Charles T....
16.8.11

Tales of Hoffmann at Wolf Trap

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Wolf Trap Opera Company's new chamber production of Offenbach's The Tales of Hoffmann offered much comedy, yet missed its dramatic...
14.8.10

Ionarts in Santa Fe: 'Tales of Hoffmann'

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Paul Groves (Hoffmann) and Kate Lindsey (Nicklausse) in Tales of Hoffmann , Santa Fe Opera, 2010 (photo by Ken Howard) The Santa Fe Opera...
28.7.09

Rediscovering Offenbach's 'La Haine'

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In 2006 musicologist Jean-Christophe Keck discovered the lost score of Offenbach's La Haine , incidental music written in 1874 to go wit...
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3.7.08

Ionarts-at-Large: Minkowski & Pernoo With an Offenbach Surprise

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Marc Minkowski is not a conductor known for conventionalism, whether it be his interpretations or the repertoire itself. Guest-conducting t...