Last night, The Cleveland Orchestra, Music Director Franz Welser-Most, and an international cast of singers performed Mozart's opera Cosi fan tutte at Severance Hall.
WCLV's Jerome Crossley called the production a "beautifully sung, intelligently conducted production."
Zachary Lewis of The Plain Dealer commented, "just as the characters in Mozart's "Cosi Fan Tutte" engage in mischief but ultimately remain true, so, too, has the orchestra under music director Franz Welser-Most mounted a luminous production balancing interpretive liberties and fidelity to the score's essential nature."
Saturday night's concert is sold out, but a few tickets are still available for the remaining performances on Thursday, March 4, and Monday, March 8.
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