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La temporada de streaming 2022-23 de ARTE Opera ya está disponible y en nuestro adelanto le descubrimos montajes extraordinarios procedentes de toda Europa.

La temporada de ópera 2021-22 del Auditorio de Tenerife ofrece una atractiva programación variada y novedosa en pocos títulos. 

El Palau de la Música en Barcelona revela un sólido programa para la temporada 21/22 en el que figuran algunos de los mejores artistas del mundo.

Nuestro adelanto de primavera revela la riqueza de óperas y conciertos que se ofrecerá al público en la capital checa esta temporada.

Tras el exitoso lanzamiento el pasado verano, el festival lleva a su segund edición cuatro grandes orquestas como las Filarmónicas de Israel y San Petersburgo, la Sinfónica de la Radio Bávara y la Philharmonia.

La Orquesta Sinfónica de Tenerife, con sede en Santa Cruz, ofrece una variada temporada 2019-20 que incluye un ciclo de las sinfonías y conciertos de Schumann.

Un busto de Beethoven resplandece en un lado del escenario del precioso edificio art nouveau en el que se conmemora el 250 aniversario del compositor esta temporada 

La nueva programación del Palau es rica y variada, en ella figuran orquestas internacionales, solistas y conjuntos de interpretación histórica que darán vida a un repertorio que va desde el Barroco hasta el s. XXI.

Elīna Garanča, Kristine Opolais y Mariss Janson encabezan una magnífica temporada de conciertos en Letonia.

La temporada de Barcelona abarca desde el periodo de Handel hasta un estreno mundial, cruza el Atlántico hacia Candide y cruza culturas en el baile flamenco y la música de oud, con abundancia de bel canto y verismo por el camino.

El Departamento Educativo del Liceu ofrece magníficas producciones escénicas dirigidas a los más pequeños y mantiene toda una serie de actividades englobadas en su Proyecto Social que dan vida al compromiso del Teatro de acercar la ópera a todo el mundo.

¿Ópera con las estrellas o bajo las estrellas? ¿Casas de campo y pícnics o repertorio poco común en salas pequeñas? Nuestra guía de festivales de ópera 2017 ofrece algo para todo el mundo

De todas las ciudades europeas, una de las mejores para una escapada de fin de semana es, sin duda, Barcelona. Mayo es muy buen momento para visitar Barcelona, antes de que las temperaturas sean demasiado altas, y puede disfrutar de un magnífico fin de semana en el Liceu, el teatro de ópera de Barcelona.

El Festival de Música de Estambul rinda homenaje en su edición de 2016 al cuarto centenario de la muerte del Bardo. Diez obras inspiradas en Shakespeare estarán diseminadas por todo el mes de junio bajo la interpretación de múltiples ensembles. 

130 años tras su fallecimiento, Liszt aparece con fuerza en la edición de 2016 del Festival de Primavera de Budapest.

La programación de 2016 para el Festival Internacional de Música Primavera de Praga es toda una delicia, desde la tradición checa hasta visitantes internacionales.

This year’s festival features a rare Handel opera, led by director and countertenor Max Emanuel Cenčić, an unusual production of Monteverdi’s L'Orfeo, and a veritable feast of recitals.

Beginning with an unusual Puccini/Ravel double bill, and with two new productions and an array of revivals, New National Theatre Tokyo’s season 2023–24 has much to offer.

With ten new productions and a ballet world premiere, the 2023–24 season at Zurich is the opera gastronome’s delight.

With guest conductors and soloists from the around the world, and a wide range of programming, Rotterdam Philharmonic’s 2023–24 season is as cosmopolitan as their home city.

Brought to you by The Mozart, Prague, here are our picks for the best the city has to offer in spring and summer 2023.

In 2023 the Savonlinna Opera Festival once again offers a unique, summertime operatic experience – situated in a medieval lakeside castle.

A slew of youthful soloists and conductors will appear with the Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra in their 2023 season – alongside some venerable and prestigious elder hands.

The George Enescu International Festival returns for its 26th edition in 2023, playing host to some of the most illustrious orchestras and soloists Europe has to offer.

Orchestras, chamber ensembles and soloists from all over the country flock to Saffron Walden for Saffron Hall’s new 2023 season.

Virtuosity and grace meet with impeccable provenance and immense value – in an all-Stradivarius concert at Cadogan Hall this December.

With events ranging from contemporary classical to early music and electronica, Kings Place’s Sound Unwrapped 2023 is a mind-expanding exploration of combinations of acoustic sound and electronics.

The celebrated Zurich International Orchestra Series returns to the Belgravia concert hall, featuring eight visiting orchestras from around the world.

A colourful new season launches beneath the stained glass of the Palau, with many international names to light up the classical scene in Barcelona.

In the 1950s, Maria Callas helped revive the fortunes of Cherubini's Medea. In the soprano's centenary year, Greek National Opera stages a new production as part of an ambitious season. 

The LAC Lugano Arte e Cultura presents a season offering a wide variety of genres, both small scale and large, and featuring plenty of “home grown” artists and ensembles alongside plenty of international guests.

With acclaimed international pianists including Trifonov, Hough, Liseicki and violinists Faust and Hadelich, Reykjavik residents and visitors won't be short of concerti – but the season has plenty more.

With an eclectic programme including both new music and old favourites, the colder months at LSO promise something for everyone.

With 300 events to choose from, the new season at the Concertgebouw brings together the best talent from all over the globe.

From Germanic and Czech repertoire to Brazilian percussion, there's something for everyone in this new season, that sees the Bamberg Symphony travel all over Europe.

From cosy Autumn evenings to joyful Christmas cheer, Saffron Hall's programme has something to lift your spirits all the way through the colder seasons.

From beloved pieces to intriguing premieres, there's something for everyone at this year's Chamber Music Garden Festival in Tokyo.

The new season at the Béla Bartók National Concert Hall at Müpa Budapest features a mix of star names and home-grown talent. 

Opera and ballet lovers have plenty to look forward to in the new season at New National Theatre, Tokyo.

Sophie de Lint addresses questions of liberty in her programming of DNO’s 2022–23 season, while Ted Brandsen offers a diverse Dutch National Ballet programme. 

We put the spotlight on highlights of over 500 shows in two newly restored venues between September and July.

Plenty of eclectic concerts to choose from, as the Festival, now in its 77th year, finally returns to full scale and capacity. 

Zurich Opera's new season is marked by a new Ring; Ballett Zürich marks the departure of long-standing Artistic Director Christian Spuck and previews the arrival of Cathy Marston.

Outstanding talent is heading to Saffron Walden this spring: here's what to look forward to.

The programme of the second edition of this festival promises a wide range of concerts and dance events.

“Bach without Boundaries” means an eclectic programme of concerts featuring several world premieres, commissions and crossover projects inspired by the composer's music.

Streaming will continue to permit “virtual travel” and ARTE’s 2021-22 opera season, just announced, is ambitious.

With a rich programme of classical, folk, jazz and even electroacoustic, this is a festival for true cultural omnivores.

Plenty to look forward to at St Luke’s this autumn: Haydn’s works will feature in a mini-series paired with later works that bear his influence and a contemporary chamber series curated by the viola superstar.

A new season sees the Chief Conductor joined by many world-class guests, as well as a tour bringing the orchestra to Vienna, Berlin, Hamburg and London.