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Germany's Jonas Kaufmann, 'Hottest Tenor in the World,' Takes Over Opera Australia

Labeled the "hottest tenor" in the singing opera world, Kaufmann has been reckoned to fare with the likes Pavarotti, having a vocal range that is very much undisputed among his peers (except, perhaps, Placido). Next on his schedule, Jonas will head to the land down under, which he hopes will yield a larger audience and bring more fans to opera as a whole.

By Ian Holubiak

The Queen's Favorite: Laura Wright Strips Down to Bondage Fitness Outfit in Latest Music Video

Laura Wright has been in the news recently following her performance, mid-London Marathon, on Tower Bridge. She's well into fitness, but a new, bondage photo shoot shows the Queen's favorite singer has sparked a different debate.
By Ian Holubiak
Jackie Evancho 'Awakening' 2014 Tour Dates Anger American Federation of Musicians

The American Federation of Musicians has issued a warning for Jackie Evancho's upcoming tour dates.
By Ian Holubiak

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Germany's Jonas Kaufmann, 'Hottest Tenor in the World,' Takes Over Opera Australia

The Queen's Favorite: Laura Wright Strips Down to Bondage Fitness Outfit in Latest Music Video

Jackie Evancho 'Awakening' 2014 Tour Dates Anger American Federation of Musicians

ICYMI: Lindsey Stirling America's Got Talent-Round 2 Results, Elton John's Virtuoso HBO Pilot, Allen Ginsberg & The Clash

Opera Watch: Is Peter Gelb Completely to Blame for the Metropolitan Lockout?

Inspired Comedian Robin Williams Is Dead at 63

WQXR's Newest Installment of 'Female Composers' to Premiere on Q2's '24 Hours on the 24th' This August

REVIEW: Christopher Theofanidis’ ‘The Legend of the Northern Lights’ Is a Wild Ride Through Space and Time

Gotham Chamber Opera, Doctorow Family Announce David Hertzberg Winner of Catherine Doctorow Prize For Music

EXCLUSIVE: Lawrence A. Johnson on the American Music Project and Its First Commission: 'Piano Quintet' by Composer Amy Wurtz

Metropolitan Opera Delays Lockout of Union Workers by One Week, Agrees to Independent Financial Analysis

The Column: Remembering the OTHER Oscar Hammerstein

Classicalite's Five Best: Carlo Bergonzi Recordings

The Column: Carlo Bergonzi (1924-2014), Memories of the Master

Placido Domingo Remembers Famed Verdi Tenor Carlo Bergonzi's 32 Years at the Metropolitan Opera

Turandot on the Beach, Anyone? Buff Members of Teatro Lirico di Cagliari Perform Puccini for Seaside Crowd

Mostly Mozart Presents Handel’s Opera ‘Acis and Galatea’ as Interpreted by the Mark Morris Dance Group and Isaac Mizrahi

What If Your Life Was a Musical? Four New Shows Explore This Idea, Including Disney’s ‘Bob the Musical'