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A centuries-old fairy tale takes the subway. The 29th Beijing Music Festival opens its opera programme with a bold new Magic Flute — the first Australia–China opera co-production — where Mozart meets the modern metropolis, and the London Philharmonic Orchestra takes the pit.
A centuries-old fairy tale takes the subway. The 29th Beijing Music Festival opens its opera programme with a bold new Magic Flute — the first Australia–China opera co-production — where Mozart meets the modern metropolis, and the London Philharmonic Orchestra takes the pit.