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Tag Archives: Peter Mattei
Netrebko in majestic form as Tatyana in Paris Onegin
Tchaikovsky: Eugene Onegin *** Opéra de Paris, Bastille, 16th May 2017 The operatic merry-go-round is a strange beast. In April, Peter Mattei and Anna Netrebko were starring together in Deborah Warner’s production of Eugene Onegin at the Metropolitan Opera, the final … Continue reading
Farcical elements to the fore in Eyre’s witty new Figaro as Met Opera season opens
Mozart: Le nozze di Figaro **** Metropolitan Opera, 22nd September 2014 Le nozze di Figaro is often cited as the most perfect opera ever composed – a claim against which I find it difficult to argue. Based on Beaumarchais’ revolutionary La folle … Continue reading
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Tagged Amanda Majeski, Ildar Abdrazakov, Isabel Leonard, James Levine, Le nozze di Figaro, Marlis Petersen, Metropolitan Opera, Mozart, Peter Mattei, Richard Eyre
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