Welcome to our 17th annual season! Featuring opera, Baroque, chamber music, and more, all coming to Princeton and your screens this June. Download the complete program listing here!
Enjoy an intimate evening of opera favorites, broadcast from Princeton’s elegant Morven Museum and Garden.
Kosmologia’s interdisciplinary video Dreaming and Undreaming is inspired by two short stories by the masterful Argentinian writer Jorge Luis Borges – “The Library of Babel” and “The Aleph”.
Stuart Holt will examine the characteristics that define operas and musicals and explore the adaptation process of operas and their stories for a new audience as well as the role each plays in the opera house.
Hear a special reading of Mari Kashiwagi’s “Butterfly” plus nine distinguished poets from the US and around the world reading their own poems.
Stacy Wolf, Professor of Theater at Princeton University, discusses how musical theater happens “beyond broadway.”
Professor Tim Urban, whose stimulating Princeton Festival lectures on opera draw packed houses every year, has recorded this talk on “Why We Love Opera” exclusively for “Virtually Yours.”
Enjoy Matt Middleton’s superb organ recital from our 2013 season. Featuring works by Franz Liszt, Robert Schumann, Julius Reubke, and more.
Enjoy The Princeton Festival’s performance of Rachmaninoff’s rarely performed opera “Francesca da Rimini,” originally presented in our 2012 season.
On this page, we feature select recordings from our sixteen years of music-making, with special attention to our opera and Baroque offerings.
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