The Met’s award-winning series will feature ten live broadcasts—with five new productions, including the Gershwins’ Porgy and Bess. Breathtaking Big Screen Experiences. Get fully immersed in this Emmy and Peabody award-winning series, featuring the most talented artists from across the globe. Each opera is broadcast live on our screens on Saturdays, followed by encore showings of the.
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Soprano Erin Morley, last seen at the Met as a brilliant Olympia in Les Contes d’Hoffmann, is the empowered Pamina, and tenor Ben Bliss is the valiant Tamino. Baritone Nathan Gunn is the comic birdcatcher Papageno, and soprano Kathryn Lewek reprises her hair-raising rendition of the malevolent Queen of the Night. Harry Bicket conducts.An ideal performance of Alban Berg’s eldritch opera Wozzeck may fairly be required to disturb and disorient its audience. A new production of this work at the Metropolitan Opera on Friday night.To New York City’s architects and building buffs, October is Archtober, or Architecture and Design Month. For 31 days, the City’s design community opens its doors for more than 100 tours, lectures, films and celebrations, offering behind-the-scenes peeks at the buildings that characterize this metropolis. Participants include big-name institutions like the Museum of Modern Art, the.
The Met Opera in NYC has been putting up free opera streams since the pandemic began. Tonight is The Magic Flute in German, with music by our Brother Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and lyrics by fellow Mason Emanuel Schikanneder. You can watch it from now until tomorrow evening June 29th at 6 PM or so. And if you every wondered if this opera has Masonic references it certainly does. Not subtle ones.As a preview of their upcoming presentation of Mozart’s The Magic Flute, the Juilliard School’s Marcus Institute for Vocal Arts offers a concert of highlight arias and scenes. Pulling from the Library’s extensive collection of scenic and costume designs, Juilliard students will perform in front of a changing digital backdrop of beautiful images from rarely seen historic productions.
