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| Reviews | 17 April 2024 |
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Le coq d'orSanta Fe OperaNo. of reviews: 12 | |
Dodon’s downfall |
 18 Aug 17 / Mundo Clásico (English) |
Emmanuel Villaume leads an impressive cast in Rimsky-Korsakov’s masterpiece |
| 9 Aug 17 / OperaWire |
'Steve Jobs' and 'The Golden Cockerel' are stars at Santa Fe Opera |
| 9 Aug 17 / Dallas Morning News |
Santa Fe Opera’s glistening “Golden Cockerel” starring Venera Gimadieva |
| 5 Aug 17 / Opera Warhorses |
With exceptional cast and ingenious staging, Rimsky’s “Golden Cockerel” takes flight at Santa Fe Opera |
| 5 Aug 17 / Classical Review |
Pecking order: The Golden Cockerel a crowing success at Santa Fe Opera |
| 1 Aug 17 / Memeteria |
Color and light in Santa Fe |
| 31 Jul 17 / CultureVulture |
Gary McCann allowed his costumes to set the time and place as Tsarist Russia |
| 30 Jul 17 / Broadway World |
Rimsky’s Cockerel feathers the cap of Santa Fe Opera |
| 29 Jul 17 / Classical Voice North America |
The Golden Cockerel soars in Santa Fe |
| 22 Jul 17 / Bachtrack |
Santa Fe Opera strikes gold with Rimsky-Korsakov Russian political allegory |
| 22 Jul 17 / Los Alamos Daily Post |
Rare bird at Santa Fe Opera with ‘The Golden Cockerel’ |
| 17 Jul 17 / New Mexican |
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An interview with director Paul Curran, between rehearsals of Rimsky-Korsakov’s “The Golden Cockerel” at Santa Fe.
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