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An interview with the Cuban-American soprano, star of Lyric Opera’s upcoming production of The Daughter of the Regiment.
A profile of one of the leading artists of our time,
An interview with the dynamic American composer on his choral and solo vocal works.
An interview with the early (and contemporary) music specialist in advance of WFMT’s broadcast of Handel’s Jephtha from Music of the Baroque.
Oliver’s picks for choral performances around Chicago.
The Chicago-native soprano’s recent recital with pianist Kevin Murphy from the Ravinia Festival.
An interview with the 30-year-old British-Italian tenor on the occasion of his American debut at Santa Fe Opera.
Lyric’s chorus director previews the 2023-24 season which leans heavily on the company’s superior chorus.
A preview of Song of Myself, the art song festival which begins next month.
The beloved American mezzo-soprano shares her passion for French mélodie and reminisces on one of her signature roles—Oktavian in Der Rosenkavalier
An interview with bass Lionel Meunier, the founder and artistic director of the stylish Belgian early music ensemble.
The star Norwegian artists perform songs of Edvard Grieg and Richard Strauss.
An interview with one of the leading interpreters of Baroque music.
Artists from the 2022 Ravinia Steans Music Institute Program for Singers in concert.
The American soprano performs her signature role in The Magic Flute next month at Ravinia Festival.
The Italian bass looks back at his legendary career. Furlanetto is currently performing in Opera Festival of Chicago’s 2023 season.
An interview with the distinguished soprano featuring her various collaborations with fellow Canadian artists.
The world premiere recording of Craig Hella Johnson’s work exploring the life, death, and legacy of Matthew Shepard.
A conversation with the winner of the 2005 BBC Singer of the World Competition and one of the most sought-after lyric sopranos of today.
The renowned musicologist Roger Parker surveys some of the neglected works restored and recorded by Opera Rara.
The two-time Grammy Award-winning mezzo-soprano discusses her career as a versatile career as an opera singer, recitalist, collaborator, and teacher.
A program for Memorial Day to honor those whose lives have been forever changed by war, including songs written by composers and poets who were soldiers themselves.
The Grammy award-winning tenor share selections from his new album with guitarist Sean Shibe.
The Italian bass looks back at his legendary career in advance of his performance this summer with Opera Festival of Chicago.
The Chicago-native soprano presents a program of song in advance of her upcoming recital with pianist Shannon McGinnis for Collaborative Arts Institute of Chicago.