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Taking on one of the greatest heroines in the French operatic repertoire, soprano Lisette Oropesa stars in the title role of Massenet’s sensual masterpiece. She shares the stage with Michael Fabiano as the Chevalier des Grieux, Artur Ruciński as Lescaut, and Kwangchul Youn as Count des Grieux. Maurizio Benini conducts. This stream can be viewed until 6:30PM ET Sunday, January 24.

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Opera’s greatest stars perform in a groundbreaking new series of pay-per-view concerts from striking locations around the globe, each live via satellite and shot with multiple cameras. Tickets now on sale.

A week of free streams that shines the spotlight on the repertory’s most iconic female roles, with a lineup of great divas singing the beloved heroines. Peruse the schedule and dive into related articles, videos, podcasts, and more.

The Metropolitan Opera mourns the death of Elijah Moshinsky, who directed nine new productions for the company between 1980 and 2001, including several of our most acclaimed during that time.

From Mozart’s dishonorable Don Giovanni to Gounod’s foolhardy Faust, this week of free Nightly Opera Streams celebrates the operatic bad boys that audiences love to hate. Review the schedule and explore a curated collection of supplemental content.

Each day while the house is dark, a different encore presentation from the company’s Live in HD series is being made available for free streaming. Learn more about the initiative and explore the upcoming schedule.

The Met airs its first-ever Listeners’ Choice radio broadcast: Lucia di Lammermoor, starring the great Maria Callas. Radio listeners around the world chose this historic performance from December 8, 1956—the legendary diva’s only Met broadcast—as the one they most wanted to hear. 

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