In a new production by Australian director Lindy Hume, Mozart’s early masterpiece connects with the drama of the natural world.
The world premiere of this quasi-operatic choral work by composer Mark Winges and poet-soprano Lisa Delan makes its points theatrically.
As the conductor’s tenure with the orchestra nears its end, composer Gabriella Smith is back with a new nature-focused work.
The composer’s fourth opera, based on James Hilton’s beloved 1934 novella, is captured in a stellar audio production.
Curated by Unsuk Chin, the first night of music is all contemporary and never less than enthralling.
Ramón Tebar conducts a brilliant cast of singing actors, including tenor Pene Pati and soprano Karen Chia-ling Ho, in Puccini’s great tragicomedy.
A world-class cast headlined by baritone Quinn Kelsey commands the stage in a smart, polished production with a few updates.
The brother-and-sister duo get their separate chances to shine in several lesser-known works for cello and piano.
Scaled back for a smaller stage, the Harvey Milk opera by composer Stewart Wallace and librettist Michael Korie is as relevant as ever.
The superstar violinist partners with the orchestra in an all-Beethoven program that shows her at her inimitable best.
