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Tag Archives: Robert Carsen
Robert Carsen’s Dialogues des Carmelites
Premiered in 1997 at Nederlandse Opera, seen at the Lyric Opera of Chicago and La Scala in Milan, Robert Carsen’s production of Francis Poulenc’s Dialogues des Carmelites is better than a new production, because it’s an acclaimed classic. And now … Continue reading
Carsen’s Tosca
Toronto is belatedly getting to know one of its own. Opera Director Robert Carsen, who’s made a name for himself worldwide has only recently directed productions in Toronto. And how romantic is it that—as if to make up for lost … Continue reading
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Tagged Canadian Opera Company, Emily Magee, Jonas Kaufmann, Opernhaus Zurich, Robert Carsen, Thomas Hampson, Tosca
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Operatic alchemy
The Canadian Opera Company announced its 2012-2013 season today, January 18th, a combination of works old and new. I don’t pretend to understand how an opera company chooses their repertoire, although I think I understand some of the issues involved. … Continue reading
Carsen’s Iphigenia
Robert Carsen has once again held up a mirror to an opera by Gluck with the help of the Canadian Opera Company. Last season it was an award winning production of Orfeo ed Euridice. Tonight I saw Iphigenie en Tauride, … Continue reading
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Tagged Canadian Opera Company, Gluck, Iphigenie en Tauride, Robert Carsen, Russell Braun, Susan Graham
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Hurry September
In the middle of a driving rainstorm, my doorbell rang this morning. The mailman, bless his heart, was dropping off a bundle just as the heavens opened to drench the guy, and my mail. Among the wet items was –oh … Continue reading
Che faro senza COC?
Tonight, my last opera of the Canadian Opera Company 2010-2011 season, was my second trip into the special world of Robert Carsen’s Orfeo ed Euridice. I didn’t talk about the visuals in my review (awhile ago) because I strive to … Continue reading
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Tagged Canadian Opera Company, COC, Gluck, Isabel Bayrakrarian, Lawrence Zazzo, Magic Flute, Michael Schade, Orfeo ed Euridice, Robert Carsen
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