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Leos Janácek's Jenufa (yeh-NOO-fah) has everything a good opera needs: romance ruined by sexual indiscretion, tragedy fueled by repressed emotion, vivid music that propels the story -- and a knife.

These are roles for great singing actors, who need space and nurturing from an insightful director and conductor. In Asmik Grigorian as the clever, serious, truthful girl and Karita Mattila, once a ...

Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by MUSIC By Derek Katz AFTER the American premiere of Leos Janacek's ''Jenufa'' at the Metropolitan Opera on Dec. 6, 1924, Olin Downes described the work ...

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For the first time in the U. S., Jenufa, opera by Leos Janáćek, Czecho-Slovakian composer, was given at the Metropolitan. Grand were the persons of the cast; gorgeous the scenery; the music clever, ...

Opera Holland Park comes of age with this stirring performance of Jenufa. Visiting OHP is a truly unique experience. The theatre is assembled every summer for an eclectic selection of operas, many on ...