This year’s Best Original Song nominees at the Oscars are a blues number, a K-Pop ditty, a Nick Cave ballad, an inspirational Diane Warren track … and an aria? Well, yeah. Nicholas Pike’s “Sweet ...

Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by The podcast hopes to extend the appeal of opera, “an art form that comes with a fair bit of baggage,” to a larger audience. By Susanne Fowler For many ...

Saturday night in the Victory Theatre was a remarkable event. The Evansville Philharmonic Orchestra teamed with the Orchestra Chorus and four soloists to present music rarely heard in our town. They ...

Soprano Patricia Ciofi sings an aria from Verdi's Rigoletto. (Talk Like An Opera Geek attempts to decode the intriguing and intimidating lexicon of the opera house.) It happens every day. You're at ...

I didn’t know that I needed an opera podcast in my life until I heard the trailer for “Aria Code,” a new ten-episode series from the New York classical-music station WQXR and the Metropolitan Opera, ...

On Saturday, Project [BLANK] will present a single performance of "Park Opera," which redefines what opera can be. This large-scale, interdisciplinary arts installation uses the concept of opera as a ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. "Viva Verdi!" (Credit: Viva Verdi LLC) This year’s Best Original Song nominees at the Oscars are a blues number, a K-Pop ditty, a ...