The Decca label celebrates the late tenor’s 90th birthday with the out-of-print archives of the Llangollen Competition, which he won in 1955 as a member of an amateur choir. ‘The Lost Concert’ also includes the first two recordings of Pavarotti’s career
The Austrian musician, whose career has been marked by being the son and grandson of Nazis, inaugurates his artistic residency at Spain’s CNDM with ‘In vain,’ considered a masterpiece of the 21st century
The New York singer, composer, and performer received the Golden Lion at the Venice Music Biennale at the age of 82
Soprano Melinda Hughes writes, composes and stars in ‘Melania: The Opera’, a playful chamber piece about the first lady’s dilemmas during a fictional Russian invasion of her homeland, Slovenia
Voice coaches Lisa Paglin and Marianna Brilla have transformed an old palazzo in Osimo into a ‘bel canto’ sanctuary where promising young artists and established opera singers alike come to retrain their vocal cords
The prestigious artistic director reflects on the cultural impact of Trump’s policies and discusses his staunch support for Ukraine
The mystery of the sounds made by colossal extinct reptiles takes a new turn following the discovery of a fossilized larynx similar to the vocal organs of avian species
The U.S. singer stars in Katie Mitchell’s feminist version of Handel’s oratorio ‘Theodora’ at Madrid’s Teatro Real
Controversies – such as the one recently sparked by the opera ‘Rigoletto,’ directed by Miguel del Arco – are no stranger to a genre that has weathered all kinds of scandals throughout its history
With a tone that goes beyond genres, Anthony Roth Costanzo arrived relatively late to opera and reached the top. A countertenor and producer, he wants to connect this musical art with the general public. He claims that not only is it relevant — it’s orgasmic
From Cecilia Bartoli to Javier Camarena, from Luciano Pavarotti to Plácido Domingo, a new book records meetings with the greatest opera singers of recent years
