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Search Results for: Dmitri Hvorostovsky

A male and female opera singer are onstage in an emotional scene, with the man kneeling in a dark coat and ruffled shirt and the woman in a flowing white gown leaning toward him as they sing.

‘Three! Seven! Ace!’: The Met Goes All in On ‘Queen of Spades’

By Christopher Corwin
A row of formally dressed men and women stand on a stage in front of a red curtain

Young Singers Must Keep Their Eyes on the Prizes When Launching Opera Careers

By Christopher Corwin
Dmitri Hvorostovsky and Renée Fleming in the Met's 'Eugene Onegin'.

Superstars of Opera Will Crowd Your Screen During a Lavish Week of Streaming

By James Jorden
Vocal ironist Joseph Keckler in 'Train with No Midnight'.

Joseph Keckler’s New Musical Is an Enigmatic Highlight of NYC’s Prototype Festival

By James Jorden
The Demon (Efim Zavalny) likes what he sees: Princess Tamara (Olga Tolkmit).

Horny Demons, Whiny White People Dominate 2018’s Summer Opera Festivals

By James Jorden
Diana Damrau in Bellini's "I Puritani.'

At the Met, the Diva Is the Director

By James Jorden
Baritone Dmitri Hvorostovsky makes a moving surprise appearance at the Metropolitan Opera's gala honoring Lincoln Center.

Splendor, Nostalgia and Camp Salute 50 Years of the Met at Lincoln Center

By James Jorden
D’mitri Hvorostovsky.

The Top 6 Moments of the 2015-16 NY Classical Music Season

By Raymond Beegle
The Met's 'Il Trovatore'. (Courtesy, The Metropolitan Opera)

The Met’s Triumphant ‘Il Trovatore’ Is a Return to Opera’s Golden Age

By James Jorden
The Merry Widow. (Photo: Marty Sohl/Metropolitan Opera)

A Spring of Second Chances at the Met

By James Jorden
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