
Handel Festival Göttingen: Siroe, Re di Persia
This new production of Handel's rarely performed opera seria does much to recommend the work to modern audiences.

This new production of Handel's rarely performed opera seria does much to recommend the work to modern audiences.

The inaugural Oxford Early Music Festival gets off to a promising start with energetic, albeit idiosyncratic, performances of Renaissance and Baroque greats.

A radical revamping brings out the best in David McVicar's classic Glyndebourne production.

Marc-Antoine Charpentier's Medea receives an intense UK premiere in David McVicar's new production for ENO.

Princeton University Chamber Choir and Westminster Kantorei join forces in a daring and fresh performance of Handel and Scarlatti.

A particularly engaging Così fan tutte opens what promises to be a great operatic season for ETO.

A beautiful performance by Harry Bicket and The English Concert throws up questions about the relationship between modern performance practice and scholarship.

Phantasm present a spell-bindingly clear version of JS Bach's Die Kunst der Fuge.

The English Concert present an almost perfect concert performance of Handel's luscious opera.

It's Mozart versus Bach in this comparative essay on the composers' settings of Lucio Silla, both recently performed at the Mozartwoche in Salzburg.