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Shakespeare’s plays and poems set to music by Joseph Summer with Alan Schneider, tenor; Maria Ferrante, soprano; Elem Eley, baritone; Ja-Nae Duane, mezzo-soprano; Barbara Shepherd, French horn; Miroslav...
Verdi’s Shakespearean comedy, loosely adapted from The Merry Wives of Windsor, from the New York Metropolitan Opera conducted by Daniele Rustioni, with Michael Volle as the roguish Knight Falstaff....
Berlioz’ dramatic symphony is broadcast in its entirety. With Muriel Gale (soprano), Rene Soames (tenor), Tom Williams (baritone). Frederick Haggis conducts the Goldsmiths’ Choral Union. The BBC Symphony...
Recording of a live streamed presentation of Berlioz’s 1839 Roméo et Juliette, a ‘symphonie dramatique’ presenting the story in seven parts. Performed at the Washington National Cathedral with dance...
A production filmed live at the Center for Jewish History, New York. A modern-English version of the play staged in a Sephardi style with Jewish Ladinos songs. French actor and baritone David Serero is...
Radio broadcast of Ian Judge’s 2006 revival of Vaughan Williams’ rarely performed opera, based on Shakespeare’s The Merry Wives of Windsor. With Andrew Shore (baritone, Falstaff), Jean Rigby (mezzo,...
Songs and dances from Shakespeare’s plays by Musicians of the Globe conducted by Philip Pickett. Music by Thomas Morley, John Dowland, Robert Johnson and William Byrd together with Anonymous are performed...
Radio broadcast. Pianist Richard Sisson attempts to perform music from every Shakespeare play, with pianist Ashley Wass, mezzo-soprano Kitty Whately, baritone Mark Stone and the BBC Singers.
Radio broadcast. A recital from Middle Temple, London where Shakespeare himself performed Twelfth Night. Actors Emma Fielding and Simon Russell Beale are joined by Lisa Milne (soprano), Christopher Maltman...
A show, written, staged and presented by Tim Heath, to celebrate the centenary of Verdi’s death, discussing the meeting of the ghosts of Verdi and Shakespeare. Includes excerpts from Macbeth, Otello and...
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