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Based on an ancient Roman tragedy, April 15-17 production serves as the final project for Goldberg's major in opera directing.

The original Fantasy Island, Handel's masterpiece showcases soaring arias and seductive sorcery.

Legendary opera singer celebrates 10 years as a distinguished professor of voice at Oberlin Conservatory.

Subjects include Lucretia 's modern-day relevance and the often tragic role of women throughout the history of art and literature.

Written by the master at age 18, his comic drama is an exhilarating mash-up of forms and styles, featuring beautiful arias—and no shortage of stray hares.

Annual residency includes private study with students and public master classes; visit is Horne's second to Oberlin in 2014.

The composer's centennial anniversary is celebrated with four performances of his comic opera at Hall Auditorium.

A children's story not fit for children, Engelbert Humperdinck’s eerie, evocative fairy tale comes to life as never before for four days in November.

The Washington Post calls Oberlin alumnus and Met Opera singer Alek Shrader "a gifted young tenor." He will present a recital at Oberlin Conservatory on March 1, at 7 p.m. in Warner Concert Hall. The concert is free and no tickets are required.