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Observer caught up with some of the busiest American opera talents to discuss the rise of the tenors.

A reclusive semi-hoarder and cat lady through kindness foils three scoundrels seeking to make her the victim of an insurance scam in "Everybody Loves Opal" by John Patrick, onstage through Feb. 3 at Murrys Dinner Playhouse.

"You don't know me," the voice declares, "but I know you."

Saturday's one-night-only show featured some of the greatest arias and duets in opera and offered a peak at future shows.

Pianist Adrian Zaragoza, a 2018 Young Artists Competition winner, will perform Mozart’s G Major Piano Concerto during Sunday's concert in VPAT, kicking off the symphony's 37th year.

Pianist Adrian Zaragoza, a 2018 Young Artists Competition winner, will perform Mozart’s G Major Piano Concerto during Sunday's concert in VPAT, kicking off the symphony's 37th year.

Solano Symphony will mark its 37th season beginning Oct. 8, with Mozart’s G Major Piano Concerto and Sibelius’ sprawling Second Symphony, followed by three other concerts, including the December holiday and Pops concerts, one high tea and opportunities for the area’s young musicians to play alongside the orchestra. Season ticket subscriptions are available online at […]

CdASO Music Director Danh Pham talks new composers, outreach, visuals and more

Cantar de Mio Cid, (English: “Song of My Cid”, ) also called Poema De Mio Cid, Spanish epic poem of the mid-12th century, the earliest surviving monument of Spanish literature and generally considered one of the great medieval epics and one of the masterpieces of Spanish literature. The poem tells of the fall from royal favour and the eventual vindication of the Castilian 11th-century noble and military leader Rodrigo Díaz de Vivar (1043–99), popularly known as the Cid, who became Spain�...

Wilmslow Symphony Orchestras Christmas concert in the Evans Hall at Wilmslow Leisure Centre starts at 7.30pm. The programme includes some Christmas carols for you to sing!! The concert opens with The Wasps overture, by Vaughan Williams and goes on…