Reached in Paris, the day after performing in Verdi’s “Simon Boccanegra” at l’Opéra national de Paris, celebrated Siberian-born baritone Dmitri Hvorostovsky talked about one of his signature roles — ...

Dmitri Horostovsky, a singer possessed of a penetrating baritone as deep as his Siberian soul, along with matinee-idol looks that made him a star beyond the classical-music world, died Wednesday. He ...

Classical music has lost one of its most magisterial voices and commanding personas. Russian baritone Dimitri Hvorostovsky died at the age of 55 last week after a hard-fought battle with brain cancer.

FILE - In this Feb. 6, 2007 file photo, Dmitri Hvorostovsky performs during the final dress rehearsal for the opera "Eugene Onegin" in New York. Hvorostovsky has withdrawn from staged opera ...

The Metropolitan Opera's live, high-definition broadcasts to movie theaters appear to be expanding the base of opera lovers in a big way. Even if you've missed a presentation (and the PBS repeats a ...

According to Opera News, Siberian Baritone Dmitri Hvorostovsky has died at age 55, following a battle with brain cancer. His family released a statement highlighting Hvorostovsky's accomplishments and ...

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The performance of Tchaikovsky’s “Eugene Onegin” at Lyric Opera of Chicago on Monday night was a Slavic stew to which ever greater heat was applied until it was bubbling furiously by the end of the ...

Dmitri Hvorostovsky, the Russian baritone known for his velvety voice, dashing looks and shock of flowing white hair, died Wednesday at a hospice near his home in London, a few years after he was ...

Dmitri Hvorostovsky, the Siberian opera and concert singer whose commanding voice and charismatic stage presence made him an audience favorite and one of the greatest baritones of his age, died ...

Remembering Ms. Franklin’s last-minute substitution for Luciano Pavarotti at the Grammy Awards was a highlight of the week. Duke Ellington, Donizetti and a beloved conductor were among the highlights.