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I get nervous. its the adrenaline, i will call. and well, yes, i send a message to my wife all the time before, you know, voice message that im going to the stage and... for good luck sort of thing? its like a connection. gustavo sees his role at the paris opera as a new chapter for him and the institution. so i think always to have somebody new is...it�*s a new era, a beginning of many beginnings, you know. and yes, this opera has a tradition. it survived 350 years, which is wonderful. and of...

They are due to touch down in buenos aires in a few hours time ahead of an open—top bus parade celebrating their world cup win. now on bbc news, take me to the opera. ive been an opera fan for decades and i want to share my passion with you so i am on a mission to find out how opera is trying to attract new audiences and reinvent itself. in this episode, i meet one of the most exciting figures in the world of opera and classical music, the venezuelan born conductor gustavo dudamel. he holds tw...

Billing such as in this performance of tosca. the i9th—century opera by the italian composer giacomo puccini. a political thriller set in rome during the napoleonic wars, it is much loved for its tragic lot involving romance, intrigue, and religion, and of course its dramatic music. this production features welsh baritone bryn terfel, and spanish soprano saioa hernandez in the title role of tosca. but many opera lovers are as attracted by not only who is singing but also by who is conducting. ...

Julie Taymor’s version of Mozart’s opera, a fairy tale of puppets and plexiglass, achieves its finest form in the Met’s condensed version for families.

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Knocking out power in the second biggest city kharkiv and forcing the government to bring in emergency blackouts nationwide. now on bbc news, take me to the opera: a gust of gustavo. ive been an opera fan for decades and i want to share my passion with you so i am on a mission to find out how opera is trying to attract new audiences and reinvent itself. in this episode, i meet one of the most exciting figures in the world of opera and classical music, the venezuelan born conductor gustavo dudame...

Opera fit for the future. let me take you to the opera. paris, where the national opera is unusually based in two buildings. the lavish i9th—century garnier in the centre of town. and the bastille built in the 1980s to help regenerate that part of the capital. a night at the opera can be spellbinding,

Especially when there is a star billing such as in this performance of tosca. the i9th—century opera by the italian composer giacomo puccini. a political thriller set in rome during the napoleonic wars, it is much loved for its tragic lot involving romance, intrigue, and religion, and of course its dramatic music. this production features welsh baritone bryn terfel, and spanish soprano saioa hernandez in the title role of tosca. but many opera lovers are as attracted by not only who is singing...

Its the adrenaline, i will call. and, well, yes, isend a message to my wife all the time before, you know, voice message that im going to the stage and... for good luck sort of thing? its like a connection. gustavo sees his role at the paris opera as a new chapter for him and the institution. so i think always to have somebody new is...it�*s a new era, a beginning of many beginnings, you know. and yes, this opera has a tradition. it survived 350 years, which is wonderful. and, of course, its a...

And so we started a youth orchestra programme that the orchestra didnt have. we said, for example, lets do opera because this orchestra needs to play opera. its very important. so we play opera, we go to the hollywood bowl, we go to the communities, we work with more pop artists. we do these kind of things to create an audience that interacts with us. gustavo became music director of the paris opera in 2021 and is keen to introduce music outreach programmes here, too. so were embarking on a shor...