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By Bruce Scott

Venetian intrigue takes a starring role in a rare gem by Donizetti.

By Bruce Scott

Lush and enigmatic, 'The Woman with No Shadow' may be Strauss's most beautiful opera.

By Bruce Scott

Lust triumphs over loyalty, in Monteverdi's sensuous final opera

By Bruce Scott

Agostino Steffani bridges the Baroque gap

By Bruce Scott

An ideal situation turns tragic, in Rossini's early masterpiece

By Bruce Scott

By popular acclaim, a chorus becomes an anthem

By Bruce Scott

Gounod's opera features a visitor lacking in subtlety, yet devilishly effective

By Bruce Scott

Casual cruelty comes full circle in a grim psycho-drama

By Bruce Scott

Verdi finds intrigue, love and tragedy in a fiery drama by Schiller

By Bruce Scott

It's romance at any price in Mozart's final opera

By Bruce Scott

Sparkling Italian comedy, in a distincly Czech style

By Bruce Scott

Rossini's final opera offers riches aside from just the "Lone Ranger music"

By Bruce Scott

An evocative swirl of religion and folklore from Rimsky-Korsakov

By Bruce Scott

Two groundbreaking operas, both telling the same mythic story

By Bruce Scott

A young Wagner cuts loose in his only outright comic opera

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