James Conlon’s strong, insightful direction of the singers and orchestra meets a less imaginative production.
The work, now at SF Opera, promises a deep dive into the complicated technologist, but does it weigh his character or just celebrate his legacy?
A new recording showcases the composer’s latest opera, a dark amalgamation of two literary works.
These recordings led by Gustavo Dudamel in February of this year capture some of the pianist’s most thrilling work to date.
Karen Kamensek leads performances of The Planets and Glass’s First Violin Concerto that get there in the end.
In a work laced with action-movie passion, soprano Angel Blue and mezzo-soprano Ekaterina Semenchuk are incisive and alluring.
A new recording showcases Paola Prestini and Mark Campbell’s opera about a stuffed rabbit’s tumultuous journey.
Dig into these recordings from almost a century ago to hear how far interpretations of this monumental composer have come.
Josh Shaw’s clever update is of a piece with the original and has great singing to boot.
The high-flying tenor sings works grounded in the poetry of the Harlem Renaissance.
