Sentence examples for series opera from inspiring English sources

The English version is part of an extensive series, Opera in English, from the Chandos label, testimony to Britain's sweetly nostalgic determination to retain tradition in the face of international pressure.

This 1995 recording, with Jane Eaglen in the title role, was one of the first releases in an ambitious Chandos series, Opera in English, financed by the Peter Moores Foundation in England.

Rosenblatt had already rescued a series of opera recitals in 1999 when its original sponsor had pulled out, and founded a summer music festival at Branscombe in Devon.

The Teatro Real, in the same city, has faced cuts of a third of its budget, forcing, among other adjustments, the cancellation of a much-anticipated three-year series of opera productions in collaboration with the Berlin Philharmonic.

Everyone I spoke to praised the way the "Live in HD" series "puts opera in the general public's mind," as Dennis Hanthorn, the general director of the Atlanta Opera, phrased it.

Wieland Wagner died in the same year as the staging of Parsifal and Boulez thinks it likely that his career would have taken a different path if he had lived, as they had planned an extensive series of opera productions.

After he left the City Opera, Mr. Halasz began a second career as a record producer, undertaking a series of opera and symphonic projects for the Remington label, both in Europe and the United States, including concerto recordings by the pianists Jorge Bolet and Edward Kilenyi.

The French Revolution of 1789 prompted the Paris Opéra to produce a series of operas on revolutionary subjects.

This summer is the 34th consecutive year of the Met in the Parks, the Metropolitan Opera's popular free series of operas in concert performance.

This summer is the 34th consecutive year of Met in the Parks, the company's popular free series of operas in concert performance.

This summer marks the 34th consecutive year of the Met in the Parks, the Metropolitan Opera's popular and free series of operas in concert performance.