Rossini Opera Festival – An American View
- Rossini Opera Festival Returns to its Roots-Great Opera Singing
- Changing Expectations at the Rossini Opera Festival
- Turning Point Part One : Adelaide di Borgogna
- Turning Point Part Two : Mosè in Egitto
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- Rossini’s Zelmira A Musical Revelation
- Interview with Gregory Kunde from the Rossini Opera Festival-August 2009
- Ewa Podles makes Haydn an Event
- Ermione’s Searing Drama Comes Late but is Worth the Wait
- ROF’s Maometto 11 Embraces the Music but Doesn’t Caress the Notes
- Italian Sunshine Sweeps Away Gloomy Operatic Forecast
- Rossini By The Sea 2006 – Enjoying The Unexpected
- ROF’s La Gazza Ladra Sparks Controversy
- ROF’s Adelaide Di Borgogna Once In a Lifetime Experience
- Torvaldo e Dorliska now on DVD
About us
Nick del Vecchio, the chief contributor to Living at the Opera, has been an avid operagoer since the age of eight, has taught opera courses on Verdi, Puccini and Mozart in Philadelphia and Tucson, AZ, sponsored singers’ evenings for local organizations, and has written opera reviews and commentary on his extensive travels in Italy, Russia and throughout
North and South America.
Email: nick at livingattheopera (dot) com
Peggy Erhardt-Gray
is the editor of Living at the Opera.
Marisa Dominguez
is the web designer for Living at the Opera.
