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Operatic Elegance

In the earliest days of opera, it was an art form patronized by and reserved for royalty. When revolutionaries like Mozart and Wagner brought their substantial creative prowess to the genre, opera developed into the most prolific and widely recognized style of performance in the 19th century.

Today, performers like Michael Amante and Placido Domingo reinterpret this music in bold new ways, while classics like La Boheme, La Traviata and Carmen continue to draw sold-out crowds.