Glyndebourne

Glyndebourne to host first ever outdoor opera, in plans to restart concerts this summer

Audiences will be fully seated in household groups for concerts and opera performances with social distancing measures carefully observed

Rosalind Elias, opera singer beloved at Glyndebourne and the New York Met – obituary

She made nearly 700 appearances in New York and was praised for her ‘warm, rich, sensuous voice’

The refugee who taught Prince Charles to love opera

Else Mayer-Lismann fled the Nazis and became an opera lecturer in England who inspired future stars and the Prince of Wales.

What to wear to host your own Glyndebourne Opera at home

It's time to 'dust off your finery'

Goodbye Glyndebourne, farewell Chelsea Flower Show: how to survive the lost Season

Every year Debora Robertson looks forward to The Season. As Glyndebourne is the latest event to cancel, she looks back at what we're missing

DIY Glyndebourne: opera house suggests recreating festival at home with posh frocks and picnics 

Opera fans are being urged to wear evening dress and drink champagne while watching classic Glyndebourne productions on YouTube

Kerstin Meyer, popular Swedish operatic mezzo-soprano – obituary

She charmed audiences at Covent Garden and Glyndebourne where she enjoyed coming from a performance and 'a voice near me simply says ‘Baa’'

My Splendid Isolation: Danielle de Niese – 'I can't wait to hug people again'

The Australian-born opera star, who lives at Glyndebourne, is revisiting ‘Star Wars’ and Jane Austen and pining for the days of hugging

Der Rosenkavalier: there's more to Richard Strauss's naughty farce than meets the eye

As part of our daily series Armchair Arts, Rupert Christiansen guides you through Strauss's surprisingly melancholy comedy

Glyndebourne Opera Cup 2020 final, review: novelty trumps poise in this surprising win

Philip Doghan, postman’s son who became a favourite tenor at Glyndebourne and Covent Garden – obituary

He began his career at 11 playing a fairy for Benjamin Britten and was especially noted for his acting talents

Lise Davidsen review, Barbican Hall: a voice that shines like silver in sunlight 

Is Louise Alder British opera's brightest new star?

Rupert Christiansen on this decade in opera: young talent prevails despite austerity 

Sir Jonathan Miller, outspoken polymath, public intellectual and champion feuder whose career ranged from ‘Beyond the Fringe’ to opera and theatre directing – obituary

Raymond Leppard, harpsichordist, conductor and arranger who rediscovered neglected music from the likes of Cavalli and Monteverdi – obituary

Rigoletto, Glyndebourne, review: a new production with good singing but unsubtle acting – and why the incest?

Can new Artistic Director Annilese Miskimmnon save English National Opera from mockery? 

Christiane Lutz interview:  ‘All Rigoletto needs is a 
bit of family therapy’

Patrick McGuigan, baritone who as a vocal teacher shaped the future careers of many leading opera stars – obituary