This week on Key Change, Robyn and Julie meet our very own Figaro! Italian bass-baritone Luca Pisaroni, star of this winter’s production of The Marriage of Figaro, joins the show to explore the timeless human connection at the core of Mozart’s greatest comedy. Key Change – A COC Podcast

Staatsoper Hamburg Luca Pisaroni im Interview mit dem Intendanten der Staatsoper Hamburg Georges Delnon. Der Bassbariton spricht über den Spaß am theatralischen Spiel und die unglaubliche Herausforderung vier Rollen an einem Abend zu spielen. Das Interview wurde in englisch geführt. Staatsoper Hamburg · Luca Pisaroni über „Les Contes d’Hoffmann“

Operawire In Gramophone’s Opera recording of the year, Handel’s “Agrippina” with Erato Records, there are many shinning vocal performances, including those by Joyce DiDonato, Marie-Nicole Lemieux, Franco Fagioli, and Luca Pisaroni, to name but a few. Luca Pisaroni wows the listener in the role of the bumbling Emperor Claudio. Pisaroni is perhaps best-known these days for his work in Mozart’s […]

Operawire OperaWire is proud to present “The Wonderful World of Opera Dogs,” a series by Diana Burgwyn, which will focus on the relationship between opera’s most iconic stars and their beloved canines. The creation of this series and all research necessary for each individual piece were conducted solely by Diana. To learn more about the […]

This week Ash + Avi had a chat with world renowned Baritone Luca Pisaroni. Since making his debut at age 26 with the Vienna Philharmonic at the Salzburg Festival, Luca has continue to bring his wonderful voice and artistry to audiences across the globe. All while bringing his with Catherine and their two opera dogs […]

ARTE Da das traditionelle Weihnachtskonzert “Christmas in Vienna” in diesem Jahr pandemiebedingt nicht wie gewohnt im Wiener Konzerthaus stattfinden kann, strahlt der europäische Kulturkanal ARTE am Heiligabend um 18.15 Uhr eine kleinere, in Kooperation mit dem ORF für das Fernsehen adaptierte Family-Edition des Konzertevents aus. Neben namhaften KünstlerInnen wie Thomas Hampson, Angelika Kirchschlager, Camilla Nylund, […]

In 1353, a few years after the Black Death raged in Florence, Giovanni Boccaccio finished “The Decameron,” 100 stories told by seven men and three women holed up in a countryside villa as they awaited the passing of the plague. It’s a classic of literature, many times bawdy, sometimes tragic, and extremely apropos considering our […]