Yusif Eyvazov sings "Nessun dorma"
Renowned Azerbaijani tenor Yusif Eyvazov sings Calàf's aria from the final act of Puccini's opera "Turandot."
Christine Goerke sings "In questia reggia"
Christine Goerke, as the princess Turandot, sings an excerpt from Act II of Puccini’s “Turandot.”
In Memoriam: Mirella Freni
GREAT PERFORMANCES mourns the passing of Mirella Freni, one of the preeminent lyric sopranos of her generation who memorably starred in several GREAT PERFORMANCES opera presentations. In this clip from Mozart’s “The Marriage of Figaro,” Freni sings Susanna’s Act IV aria “Deh vieni, non tardar.”
GP at the Met: Madama Butterfly
Soprano Hui He plays the tragic title role with tenor Bruce Sledge as the naval officer who abandons her in Puccini’s classic masterpiece. Pier Giorgio Morandi conducts Anthony Minghella’s sweeping production.
"Un bel dì"
Despite Suzuki's doubts, Hui He (Cio-Cio-San) sings the classic aria imaging Pinkerton's return to Japan and their reunion as a family.
Hui He's Libretto-Act II
Madama Butterfly sings this hopeful libretto, while holding the hands of Suzuki and her son, announcing Pinkerton's return to Japan.
Conan O'Brien Roasts Adam Sandler
When Adam Sandler comes up too early to accept his award for Best Actor in "Uncut Gems," Conan O'Brien roasts him.
Laura Dern Accepts the Award for Best Supporting Actress
Laura Dern accepts the award for Best Supporting Actress for her role as divorce lawyer, Nora, in "Marriage Story."
Annette Bening's Acceptance Speech
Career achievement award winner, Annette Bening, speaks about making films, the creative process and the importance of education.
Movies for Grownups Awards 2020 Preview
Watch actors and filmmakers as they are honored for creating films that resonate with older viewers in this star-studded awards ceremony. Celebrating movies that matter, the Awards champion movies for grownups, by grownups.
GP at the Met: Manon
Manon prepares to enter a convent when she's struck by love at first sight with Chevalier des Grieux. It's unclear if he can hold her attention when her true loves are wealth and glamour.
Lisette Oropesa Sings Manon's "Gavotte"
Lisette Oropesa as Manon tells a group of gentleman that they should all revel in youth, while they still have it.
Beethoven's Sheet Music Returns Home
A mysterious woman who seems to have fallen out of time collects Beethoven's lost sheet music which has been scattered across Austria. She returns the pages to their rightful home in the collections of the Austrian National Library in Vienna.
Strauss' "Radetzky March"
Clap along with the Vienna Philharmonic and conductor Andris Nelsons to the annual fan favorite, Johann Strauss Sr.'s "Radetzky March."
Strauss' "The Beautiful Blue Danube"
Ring in the New Year with Hugh Bonneville and the Vienna Philharmonic as they perform Johann Strauss Jr.'s classic waltz, "The Beautiful Blue Danube," conducted by Andris Nelsons.
From Vienna: The New Year’s Celebration 2020 Preview
Celebrate 2020 with the Vienna Philharmonic at the Musikverein. Under the baton of guest conductor Andris Nelsons and featuring the Vienna State Ballet, the orchestra will play the waltzes of Strauss. PBS favorite Hugh Bonneville returns as host.
David Foster's "Something to Shout About"
With David Foster on piano and Katharine McPhee singing the couple performs "Something to Shout About," from Foster's musical about Betty Boop.
An Intimate Evening with David Foster Preview
Enjoy a star-studded concert with celebrated 16-time GRAMMY Award winner David Foster as he explores the music of his career with guest artists Loren Allred, Pia Toscano, Fernando Varela, Sheléa, Katharine McPhee and more.
Jesus Christ Superstar Live in Concert Preview
Experience composer Andrew Lloyd Webber’s rock opera starring pop stars John Legend as Jesus and Sara Bareilles as Mary Magdalene with rock legend Alice Cooper as King Herod. Filmed live in concert, the musical recounts the last week of Jesus’ life.
The Story Behind the Making of the “Kinky Boots”
Once you learn how Kinky Boots creator Phil LaDuca’s life mirrored the storyline of the Broadway blockbuster, you’ll watch it in a whole new way!
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