Oplev den anmelderroste opera Peter Grimes 🌊 Den spiller lige nu i Operaen, og du kan stadig nå at få billetter. Men skynd dig! Den spiller kun til 1. juni. Gå ikke glip af et af det 20. århundredes vigtigste operamesterværker, som synges på engelsk og har sæsonens største koropera. Peter Grimes er en opera, der handler om at blive dømt for at være anderledes. En tidløs og vedkommende opera. Det er fortællingen om forfølgelse i et snæversynet og fordømmende samfund, hvor fiskeren Peter Grimes e

4.1K views · 258 reactions | Did you know that Britten’s Peter Grimes features six orchestral “Sea Interludes” that underscore the opera’s scene changes? We sat down with Maestro Nicholas Carter after a recent rehearsal with the MET Orchestra Musicians to discuss these special moments and their dynamic roles within the opera. On stage through November 12: bit.ly/3aY33Hc Videography by Neville Braithwaite / Met Opera | The Metropolitan Opera | Facebook

5.8K views · 210 reactions | [ON THIS DAY]  On this day in 1945, Britten's Peter Grimes premiered at London's Sadler's Wells Theatre! A tragic opera about a fisherman who struggles against prejudice and loneliness in a small English coastal community. Watch "Oh Hang at opens door" sung by the Chorus of Opera North!  https://t.ly/XiD1 | medici.tv | Facebook

5.1K views · 327 reactions | Maestro Nicholas Carter conducts the MET...

15K views · 949 reactions | Soprano Nicole Car sings an excerpt from Ellen Orford’s Act III aria, “Embroidery in childhood,” in an early dress rehearsal of Britten’s Peter Grimes. Maestro Nicholas Carter returns to the podium tomorrow, October 22, at 8PM to conduct Britten’s seaside tragedy. On stage through November 12: bit.ly/3aY33Hc Videography by Neville Braithwaite / Met Opera | The Metropolitan Opera | Facebook

Tenor Allan Clayton, whose celebrated portrayal of the title role of Britten’s Peter Grimes won over audiences in London earlier this year, brings his definitive interpretation to the Met stage this Sunday, October 16. See him here in an early dress rehearsal of Act II. Nicholas Carter conducts John Doyle’s production. Learn more: bit.ly/3aY33Hc Videography by Neville Braithwaite / Met Opera | The Metropolitan Opera

42K views · 821 reactions | On St. Cecilia's Day, music from a great composer who was born on the feast day of the patron saint of music and musicians. This is the harp Interlude from Benjamin Britten’s ‘A Ceremony of Carols’. (via Cecily Beer, Voces8 Studios and Great Saint Bartholomew) | Classic FM | Facebook