CHICAGO—In 1824, when Beethoven conducted the premier of his “Symphony No. 9 in D Minor, Op. 125,” the audience went wild with applause, giving the German composer five standing ovations when it ended. On the evening of April 1, when Sir Andrew Davis conducted that symphonic masterwork with the Lyric Opera’s orchestra, a modern audience…
‘Sir Andrew Davis Conducts Beethoven 9’: Thunderous Applause for Modern Revival
April 5, 2022
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Opera Review: ‘Tosca’: Gripping, Pitch-Perfect Story With Heightened Theatricality
March 15, 2022
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"Tosca"Arts & CultureBrightChicago Lyric Operaconductor Eun Sun KimLife & TraditionPerforming ArtsPuccini
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CHICAGO—“Tosca” debuted in 1900 in Rome and immediately became one of the most popular operas of all time, which it continues to be into our contemporary age. With its drama of good versus evil, fast-paced suspense, and a melodramatic plot that’s as much a thriller as a Hitchcock film, it’s no wonder that it still…
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