Enrico Caruso's star blazed brightly until his death at 48 and his final performance, on Christmas Eve, 1920, is the tale impressively told in "Bravo. Caruso!" that opened at Next Act Theatre Friday ...

Smooth Swedish jazz from Koop; Novelist, poet, songwriter Charles Trenet; Self-taught guitar wonder Johnny Smith; Murdering music with Spike Jones; The digital rebirth of Enrico Caruso; A bit of ...

Enrico Caruso had scored one of his greatest successes that night, April 17, 1906, at the San Francisco Opera House as Don Jose in Bizet’s “Carmen.” While Blanch Partington, music critic for the San ...

GRAVESEND — The afternoon of Sunday, Feb. 19, marked the 25th anniversary of the Enrico Caruso Museum of America. This unique museum is located in Gravesend and has been a shrine for fans of the ...

Santa Clara’s 4th annual Vari Symposium, celebrating the life and culture of Italy, delighted the crowd of nearly 500 guests who came to hear Pasquale Esposito as he honored the career of legendary ...

Connoisseurs of classical and opera might argue that the three best musical performances of the 20th century all took place in the first two decades of the 1900s, because that's when the masterful ...

Pasquale Esposito is joined on the stage by the sensational soprano Mayssa Karaa and the Orchestra di Santa Chiara, conducted by the world renowned Maestro Renato Serio. The intimate concert ...

at Zankel Hall at Carnegie Hall, 881 7th Ave, NYC. Tickets are $10 for students, $35 for general admission, and can be purchased online at https://www.carnegiehall ...

To hear the Honorable Consul General of Italy Natalia Quintavalle cordially calling Brooklyn Borough President Marty Markowitz “Marty” was music to our ears. Both Markowitz and Quintavalle, ...

This highly fictionalized, sentimental biog of the late, great Metropolitan Opera tenor, Enrico Caruso, handsomely mounted in Technicolor, has a lot of popular ingredients, including a boy-and-girl-vs ...