Ingela Bohlin will make her staged debut at the
Teatro Real, Madrid singing Asteria Tamerlano
alongside Placido Domingo's first Bajazet, conducted by Paul
McCreesh with performances on 26, 29 March, and 1, 4, 8 and 11
April
Katherine Broderick continues
her relationship with Aldeburgh Music singing in Haydn The
Seasons at their Easter Festival on 22 March
conducted by Harry Bicket
Karen Cargill works for the second time with
Donald Runnicles on 24 April, this time with the BBC Scottish Symphony
Orchestra, singing Mahler's Das
Lied von der Erde with the tenor Johan Botha
Andrew Foster-Williams will make his debut with
Washington Opera singing Leone Tamerlano,
also with Placido Domingo, on 30th April, with further
performances on May 2, 4, 12, 20, 22
Lukas
Jakobski will sing Polifemo in Handel's Aci,
Galatea & Polifemo with Lawrence
Cummings at the London Handel Festival at Middle Temple Hall on 31 March
Pär Lindskog sings his final two performances as Siegfried
Götterdämmerung in
the Ring Cycle at the Royal
Opera, Stockholm on
3 and 8 March, before going to Gera to sing his first Lohengrin
on 25 April, with further performances on 2 and 11 May
Stephan Loges will sing Saariaho's
Tempest Songbook at
the Cologne Philharmonie on 2 April with the Scharoun Ensemble and will
work with Daniel Harding for the first time, singing the arias in Bach's
St Matthew Passion, with
the Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra on 20 and 21 March
Sally Matthews will give a recital of repertoire
by Dvorak, Barber,
Britten and Strauss
at the Concertgebouw, Amsterdam on 4 March. On 23 April she
will sing Britten's Les
Illuminations with the London Philharmonic
Orchestra and Vladimir Jurowski and in May she will add Berg's
Seven Early Songs to her repertoire in a
concert in Bridgewater Hall, Manchester with the BBC Philharmonic
Orchestra and Gianandra Noseda
Edgaras Montvidas will make his Berlin debut
singing Belmonte in Calixto
Bieto's production of Die Entführung aus
dem Serail at the Komische Oper, Berlin on
28 April, with further performances on May 9, 13 and 23
Mark Padmore sings in two Bach projects at the Concertgebouw
Hall. Amsterdam in March: on 14 and 16 March he sings
Evangelist St Matthew Passion
with Ivan Fisher and the Concertgebouw Orchestra; on 20 March he sings Evangelist
St John Passion with Sir John Eliot
Gardiner and the Monteverdi Choir and Orchestra. Later in the month he
will sing Britten's Spring Symphony with
Daniel Harding and the LSO on 30 March and in May will sing the three Schubert
Song Cycles in sold-out concerts at
the Wigmore Hall.
Annalena Persson sings
her first Tatyana Eugene Onegin in
Gothenburg on 29 March, with further performances on April 1, 4, 6, 9,
18, 20, 24, 27, 30 and May 3 and 10
Andrew Tortise will sing a programme of
Handel Arias
and Britten's Serenade
with the Academy of Ancient Music and Richard
Egarr in Bruges on 25 April, before returning to rehearsals at
Glyndebourne where he is singing Lucano
in a new Robert Carsen production of Poppea
conducted by Emmanuel Haïm with performances on 18, 22, 25 and 29 May
Thomas Walker will sing Tippet's
A Child of our Time with the Royal
Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Sir Andrew Davis at the Royal
Albert Hall on 6 April
