This new production is the fourth in the work’s history here, and makes a solid case for the opus. By the time he retired, Maestro had conducted some 567 performances, 171 of them Strauss operas. Crosby founded the festival, of course, and Ariadne was included in the inaugural line-up. Like all blogs, this will reflect the personal interests, not to say quirks, of the author.The late Mr. I hope to bring you articles about events and links to the stories in Boulder Weekly (Performance Previews) news about the local classical music scene (Music News) an occasional review (Performance Reviews) and perspectives on the wider classical music world (Viewpoints). I started Sharps & Flatirons in 2014 to supplement the writing on classical music that appears under my name in Boulder Weekly.

New York Times Arts Beat Blog: Classical Music.

Columns by Manuela Holterhoff, Bloomberg News.

Mark Meyer on Boulder Phil opens 22–23 seaso… Peter Alexander on Boulder Phil opens 22–23 seaso…ĭiane Knudsen on Boulder Phil opens 22–23 seaso… Sharpsandflatirons on Facebook Recent Comments Read the complete news release from the Santa Fe Opera, with full cast and credits, here.

World premiere of new orchestration Santa Fe Opera premiere and new production

Sung in Czech with English and Spanish titlesĬlaudio Monteverdi, orchestration by Nico Muhly: OrfeoĬast includes Rolando Villazón, Lauren Snouffer, James Creswell and Blake Denson Santa Fe Opera premiere and new production

Sung in French with English and Spanish titlesĬast includes Ailyn Pérez, Robert Watson, James Creswell and Michaela Martens July 1, 7, 12, 31 August 5, 10, 15, 25, 2023Ĭast includes Huw Montague Rendall, Samantha Hankey and Gihoon Kim Sung in German with English and Spanish titles Thomas Guggeis and Alden Gatt, conductorsĬast includes Nicholas Brownlee, Elza van den Heever and Morris Robinson Sung in Italian with English and Spanish titles Cast includes Angel Blue, Leah Hawkins, Joshua Guerrero, Freddie De Tommaso and Reginald Smith, Jr.

Santa fe opera 2018 season