Live opera from Glyndebourne
The Guardian will be streaming the following operas this summer: Ariadne auf Naxos (live, 4 June); Falstaff (recorded in 2009, available to watch from 21 June); Le nozze di Figaro (recorded in 2012, available to watch from 12 July); Hippolyte et Aricie (live, 25 July); Don Pasquale (live, 6 August) and Billy Budd (recorded in 2010, available from 23 August). All six operas will be available to view again on demand here until 31 August.
Glyndebourne 2013: Duncan Rock's Billy Budd video diary
Duncan Rock, singing the role of Novice's Friend and in the chorus, shares his video diary with us.
Glyndebourne 2013: Billy Budd - 'I was lost on the infinite sea'
American author Herman Melville's early adventures at sea pervade his literary canon, and haunt his late masterpiece Billy Budd writes Ellie Stedall
Glyndebourne 2013: Billy Budd podcast
Peggy Reynolds and guests discuss Benjamin Britten's opera, based on a Hermann Melville short story.
Glyndebourne 2013: Billy Budd, behind the scenes - video
Director Michael Grandage talks about his production of Britten's opera that was new to the Glyndebourne festival in 2010. It was filmed that same year and that 2010 production, conducted by Mark Elder, will be available to watch watch here from 23 to 31 August.
Glyndebourne 2013: Billy Budd - synopsis and cast and creatives
Synopsis, and cast/creative team from Michael Grandage's original production of Billy Budd, filmed as live at 2010's festival and available to watch here from 23 until 31 August.
Glyndebourne 2013: Don Pasquale - Do I hear a waltz?
Pay close attention, and you'll hear that the big Italian heart of Donizetti's comic masterpiece beats in three-four time, writes Cori Ellison.
Glyndebourne 2013: Don Pasquale, starring Danielle de Niese - trailer
Danielle de Niese, singing the role of Norina, introduces us to her fellow cast members and the creative team behind this production of Donizetti's comic opera
Glyndebourne 2013: Donizetti's Don Pasquale - in pictures
Images from Glyndebourne's production of Donizetti's comic opera that will be streamed live on Tuesday 6 August and available to watch on demand until 31 August
Danielle de Niese: 'I'm ripe and ready for Donizetti now'
Glyndebourne 2013: Don Pasquale podcast - audio
Glyndebourne 2013: Don Pasquale - trailer
Donizetti's comedy - with a sparkling cast that includes the 'sparky and watchable' Danielle de Niese - will be streamed live from Glyndebourne on Tuesday 6 August from 7.15pm (BST).
Glyndebourne 2013: Don Pasquale - synopsis and cast/creatives
Don Pasquale will be streamed live from the Glyndebourne festival on 6 August from 7.15pm (BST). The performance will end at 10.10pm.
Glyndebourne 2013: Hippolyte et Aricie – synopsis and cast/creatives
Glyndebourne 2013: Hippolyte et Aricie – The Chance to Dance - video
Glyndebourne 2013: Baroque à la française
The role of pioneer is a familiar one for conductor William Christie. In the early 1970s, he left his native United States for France, where he would spend the next four decades applying his lively American curiosity to unearthing and rejuvenating neglected European music of the 17th and 18th centuries. On the eve of his return to Glyndebourne to conduct the company's first French Baroque opera, Cori Ellison queries him on this uncharted territory and his approach to Hippolyte et Aricie.
Don Pasquale can be cruel, but Mariame Clément's production allows for a few guilty laughs, writes Erica Jeal
Glyndebourne 2013: Hippolyte et Aricie - in pictures
Glyndebourne 2013: Hippolyte et Aricie podcast - audio
Glyndebourne 2013: Hippolyte et Aricie trailer - video
Hippolyte et Aricie was Rameau's first work for the stage, written when he was nearly 50 and first performed in Paris in 1733. Glyndebourne's new production - its first ever Rameau - is directed by Jonathan Kent, designed by Paul Brown and conducted by William Christie, "the greatest Rameau interpreter of our time".
The revolution in action
Within the colourful characters and madcap events of Le Nozze di Figaro, Mozart and Da Ponte encoded the radical poltics behind a brewing revolution that would change the world forever. By Margaret Reynolds
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