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Der RosenkavalierMetropolitan OperaNo. of reviews: 14 | |
Renée Fleming and Elīna Garanča bid farewell in the Met’s sumptuous Der Rosenkavalier |
 16 May 17 / Seen and Heard |
Elīna Garanča, Günther Groissböck deliver nuanced performances in solid production |
| 2 May 17 / OperaWire |
Le crépuscule radieux |
| 24 Apr 17 / Forum Opéra |
A Rosenkavalier for the radio at The Met |
| 20 Apr 17 / Bachtrack |
Renée Fleming shines in a cool new version of Richard Strauss’s opera |
| 19 Apr 17 / Financial Times |
Savor Renée Fleming in "Der Rosenkavalier" at the Met |
| 15 Apr 17 / The New Yorker |
Through a glass vaguely |
| 15 Apr 17 / parterre box |
A star is boring in ‘Der Rosenkavalier’ at the Met |
| 15 Apr 17 / New York Observer |
Renée Fleming's poignant farewell to 'Der Rosenkavalier' |
| 15 Apr 17 / New York Times |
Fleming soars to new heights in “Der Rosenkavalier” at the Met |
| 15 Apr 17 / The Huffington Post |
In her moving Met quasi-farewell Fleming strikes sparks with Garanča in new “Rosenkavalier” |
| 15 Apr 17 / Classical Review |
The Met’s new ‘Rosenkavalier’ moves (timelessly) forward with a timeless Renée Fleming |
| 15 Apr 17 / ZEALnyc |
Robert Carsen production was greeted with a mixture of boos and cheers |
| 15 Apr 17 / Operavore | WQXR |
For Renée Fleming’s last Met stand — or is it? — a new production focuses on the past’s lost innocence |
| 15 Apr 17 / Washington Post |
associated articles [+]
While soprano Renee Fleming bids a poignant and elegant farewell to a signature role at the Metropolitan Opera, a young bass is stirring up a storm as her far-from-dignified country cousin.
The star, who made her Broadway debut in Living on Love, explores the lighter side of opera through May 13.
With her art form in crisis, the soprano prepares for a poignant farewell at the Met. But she has a second act in mind.
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