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After "Yevgeny Onegin", "Pikovaya Dama", also known as "The Queen of Spades", is Tchaikovsky's most famous and successful opera.
The composer...
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Rossini's "La Cenerentola" may be regarded as one of the best examples of the opera buffa genre.
Here the age-old story...
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It was not until "Jenufa" that Leoš Janácek made a name for himself asa composer for music theatre. Janácek’s third opera is set in...
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With Le Nozze di Figaro , Mozart simultaneously capitalised on the great success of opera buffa under Joseph II...
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Based on the theatre of our compratiot Michel de Ghelderode, Ligeti’sopera evoces the fantastic and demonic world of Jeroen Bosch and JamesEnsor.
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Janácek 'animal opera' makes a connection of intimate images andthoughts of death and rebirth, about old age and spring. The centralfigure is a little...
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With this third opera of his, Leoš Janáček made his breakthrough as composer for the music theatre. The story of Jenůfa...
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Flemish composer Louis De Meester's rarely played "radio-opera" is given a new performance in Antwerp and Ghent.
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Following the successful world creation of Richard III last season, Flanders Opera is again programming a work by the Italian composer Giorgio Battistelli....
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After the succes of Mozart's The Magic Flute last year, Flanders Opera again schedules an opera for children. Nino Rota's...
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Pikovaya Dama , a.k.a. the Queen of Spades, is Tchaikovsky’s second most famous opera, after Evgeny Onegin . For the...
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With Le Nozze di Figaro , Mozart simultaneously capitalised on the great success of opera buffa under Joseph II...
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Flanders Opera’s Fellini cycle – with Satyricon (Maderna), Prova d’Orchestra (Battistelli) and Aladdin en de Wonderlamp...
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Poulenc’s Dialogues des Carmélites takes us within the closed setting of a Carmelite convent at the time of the French...
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Jevgeni Onegin is the typical ‘superfluous man’ commonly encountered in 19th-century Russian literature: cultivated, intelligent and sensitive, but incapable of emotional commitment and of finding...