Tag Archives: Idomeneo

2011 Review – and a look ahead to 2012

Posted on January 16, 2012 by philip

As I look back over my first full year of publishing opera reviews in SPLASH Magazine, January seems like a good time to reflect on some of the operatic highlights of the past year. It came as something of a shock to me Continue reading »

Posted in Opera Review | Tagged Boheme, Capriccio, Comte Ory, Count Ory, Heart of a Soldier, Idomeneo, Iphigenia, Iphigenie en Tauride, La Boheme, La Voix Humaine, Le Comte Ory, Marriage of Figaro, Ory, Rigoletto, Ring, Rodelinda, Satyagraha, Tosca, Trovatore | Leave a comment

Idomeneo – 12th Century BCE Greek Story – 18th Century Mozart Music – 21st Century American Staging

Posted on September 16, 2011 by philip

Although I had never seen or heard Idomeneo before, I knew I’d like it – I mean, it’s Mozart so what else do you need to know? Continue reading »

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Tag Archives: Idomeneo

2011 Review – and a look ahead to 2012

Idomeneo – 12th Century BCE Greek Story – 18th Century Mozart Music – 21st Century American Staging

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