Archive for February 4th, 2010

Saxon State Opera’s Music Director Quits (New York Times)

The Italian general music director of the Saxon State Opera and its celebrated orchestra, the Dresden Staatskapelle, has abruptly resigned.

Domingo Sings Live at Film Theaters as New York Met Goes Global (Bloomberg)

Feb. 5 (Bloomberg) — Sally Greenhill, who dreams of seeing the Metropolitan Opera in person one day, has found the next best thing: watching it live at a London movie theater.

Review: Pittsburgh Opera production of ‘Rape of Lucretia’ powerful, evocative (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)

The power of tragedy is nobly served in Benjamin Britten’s chamber opera “The Rape of Lucretia,” which Pittsburgh Opera is presenting through Sunday afternoon.

The Metropolitan Opera Brings Back Joseph Volpe (The New York Observer)

Under Peter Gelb, the Metropolitan Opera  has been focused on the fresh and the new, streaming out spiffy high-def broadcasts of its elegantly marketed new productions. But this week brings to the company a blast from the past with the return of a familiar face

Opera Colorado: The Barber of Seville (KOAA Colorado Springs - Pueblo)

If listening to the Metropolitan Opera Saturday mornings on kcme isn’t enough to satisfy your appetite for opera–now’s your chance to indulge your passion in person. Opera Colorado is staging several performances of The Barber of Seville.

Church Events (South Lyon Herald)

Concert series First Presbyterian Church will be hosting its 2009/2010 concert series. Upcoming concerts include: February 21, at 4 p.m.