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Operavore

  • A World of New Operas

    As opera companies stumble over one another announcing their 2018–19 seasons, Fred Plotkin is heartened by what’s new. Feb 12, 2018

    A World of New Operas
  • Best in Show: Operatic Dogs

    Many composers, singers, and musicians have dogs who love to listen to their master’s music. Fred Plotkin looks back at the long history of adorable dogs in opera.   Feb 7, 2018

    Best in Show: Operatic Dogs
  • Wagner's Full-Blooded 'Parsifal' at The Metropolitan Opera Leaves a Mark

    Wagner’s red-blooded “Parsifal” is revisited at the Metropolitan Opera with shrieks and profundity, though sometimes it’s hard to tell which is which. Feb 6, 2018

    Wagner's Full-Blooded 'Parsifal' at The Metropolitan Opera Leaves a Mark
  • 3 Minute Opera: Verdi's 'Il Trovatore'

    Give WQXR morning host Jeff Spurgeon three minutes and he'll give you an entire opera. Listen as Spurgeon breaks down Verdi's "Il Trovatore" in a New York minute (or three). Feb 2, 2018

    3 Minute Opera: Verdi's 'Il Trovatore'
  • Nostalgia, Dedication, Gratitude and Master Musicians

    For 24 years, Marilyn Horne taught the tradition of the art song to young singers and pianists — as well as to eager audiences at Carnegie Hall. Fred Plotkin remarks on her legacy. Feb 2, 2018

    Nostalgia, Dedication, Gratitude and Master Musicians
  • 3 Minute Opera: Puccini’s Tosca

    Give WQXR morning host Jeff Spurgeon three minutes and he'll give you an entire opera. Listen as Spurgeon breaks down Puccini’s "Tosca" in a New York minute (or three). Jan 25, 2018

    3 Minute Opera: Puccini’s Tosca
  • ‘The Opera House’: How the New Met Was Born

    Fred Plotkin sees a new documentary that tells the story of the evolution and creation of the new Metropolitan Opera House at Lincoln Center in 1966.  Jan 23, 2018

    ‘The Opera House’: How the New Met Was Born
  • Regrets Only: Cancellations at the Opera

    Although they may seem god-like to their fans, opera singers are human and as fallible as the rest of us. Jan 9, 2018

    Regrets Only: Cancellations at the Opera
  • ‘Carmen’ Gets an Upgrade in the #MeToo Era

    What would opera be if it cast off its long tradition of women who either commit suicide or are murdered in the name of love? A new production of "Carmen" tries to answer that question. Jan 6, 2018

    ‘Carmen’ Gets an Upgrade in the #MeToo Era
  • Review: The Met's New 'Tosca' Leaps to Safety

    David Patrick Stearns reviews the New Year's Eve premiere of Tosca at the Met, which soars despite its many mishaps and cancellations. Jan 2, 2018

    Review: The Met's New 'Tosca' Leaps to Safety

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