saturday at the metropolitan opera broadcast

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Host Mary Jo Heath and commentator Ira Siff return with insightful commentary and intermission features, including interviews with Met stars. Remarkable moments from recent and past seasons include the radio broadcast debuts of Anna Netrebko, Leontyne Price, and Franco Corelli, as well as Renée Fleming’s final bow as Strauss’s Marschallin. Launched in 1931, the Metropolitan Operas Saturday matinee broadcasts. taking over the Met sponsorship Texaco hired Henry Souvaine to produce the broadcasts. Highlights include beloved operas by Puccini, Verdi, and Mozart dazzling bel canto works and rarely heard operas by Prokofiev, Strauss, and Philip Glass. Local presentation supported by Sarah and Ernest Butler. Texaco began sponsoring the Metropolitan Operas Saturday matinee. That rich tradition continues unbroken in the 2020–21 season with an expanded schedule of encore broadcasts selected from the company’s audio archives and aired over the Toll Brothers–Metropolitan Opera International Radio Network.īeginning December 5, 2020, and continuing for 27 consecutive Saturdays, listeners can tune in to hear the world’s greatest opera stars in exhilarating performances originally broadcast live from the Met stage.

Launched in 1931, the Met’s Saturday Matinee Broadcasts are the longest-running classical radio series in American broadcast history.

Saturday at the metropolitan opera broadcast