Though there might not be any in-person arias for opera lovers to enjoy, there will be a chance to see some of the iconic past performances from New York's Metropolitan Opera on the big screen at the ...

The Arkansas Pastel Society and the Ozark Pastel Society open their third annual joint exhibition Tuesday at Thea Foundation, 401 Main St., in North Little Rock's Argenta District. The show remains up ...

Are you a fan of classical music? If so, you are going to want the deets of Abu Dhabi Festival 2025. The annual celebration returns on February 7 with the theme “Abu Dhabi – A World of Harmony”. This ...

The Dallas Opera’s season opening La traviata is a looker — and a treat for the ears. And Verdi’s beloved tearjerker, about true love doomed by disease and societal pressure, got splendid singing ...

What to do with a Giuseppe Verdi opera that involves a virginal woman being degraded, abducted and treated as so much property, comes with no female chorus and yet is beloved at least in part for its ...

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NEW YORK — Javier Camarena has done it again. Review: A Tenor Reaches 18 High C's at the Metropolitan Opera Any tenor singing Tonio, the hero of Donizetti’s “La Fille du Régiment,” has to knock off a ...

The past few months have been particularly noteworthy for the 46-year-old Mexican singer. In November, Pentatone released Signor Gaetano, his latest solo studio recording, and on December 29, Camarena ...

It's a full house at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion in downtown Los Angeles where Mexican tenor Javier Camarena is performing a mix of Italian and French arias, Spanish and Mexican songs in a recital ...

The influence can be traced back to the 1800s when opera companies and their star singers traveled from Italy to perform across the country. How Italian opera influenced Mexican ranchera It's a full ...

The first thing you notice when Nadine Sierra comes on stage is the ease with which she moves, a naturalness that comes from her long training. Then she opens her mouth and wonders happen. At 34, the ...