James Newby and Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment present ‘Cara Pianta’ from Handel's Apollo e Dafne in a film inspired by Radiohead.

On this recording, the living legend, Michel Legrand, conducts and plays his most famous film music, jazz tunes and chansons.

Fiery chariots, towering voices; Sir Antonio Pappano, the London Symphony Orchestra, and the London Symphony Chorus join forces for Mendelssohn’s monumental oratorio, ''Elijah.''

OperaGlass Works films their production of Britten’s The Turn of the Screw, conducted by John Wilson.

Plácido Domingo's triumphant return to his baritone roots is captured in this stunning Teatro alla Scala's 2010 production of Simon Boccanegra.

Joyce DiDonato and Julia Bullock star in a bold reimagining of Handel's Theodora at The Royal Opera House.

Dingle Yandell and Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment present ‘What Power Art Thou’ from Purcell’s King Arthur in a film inspired by Gotye

Glyndebourne's brilliant production of Handel's Giulio Cesare starring Sarah Connolly and Danielle de Niese.

Danger lurks in every note of this breathtaking revival of Bizet's scandalous 1875 opera, “Carmen.”

Join Sir Simon Rattle and the London Symphony Orchestra for an All-American concert featuring gorgeous works from Gershwin and the much-anticipated world premiere of John Adams' new work, ''Frenzy.''

Don Giovanni (Juan) retells Mozart's classical masterpiece as a story of the modern man's escape from himself and his demons.

When a nobleman tries to seduce his wife’s maid on her wedding night, it leads to a hilarious plot of revenge in Mozart’s classic comic opera.

Richard Jones captures the blend of tragedy and comedy in La Bohème, and provides an analysis of Puccini’s young would-be artists and their lovers.

The ‘sheer visual sophistication’ of Annabel Arden’s Barbiere serves ‘a triumphant celebration of Rossini’s musical genius