3.5K views · 72 reactions | Mariusz Kwiecien performs Onegin's Aria from Act I of Tchaikovsky's Eugene Onegin. Watch it today at noon on PBS! | Great Performances l PBS | Facebook

Enjoy this video excerpt of Tatyana and Onegin's final duet performed by Marjukka Tepponen (Tatyana) and John Moore (Eugene Onegin) where they share one last exchange filled with equal parts flaring passions and regrets. "Without giving away too much of the plot, I can say that the performances were so strong by Marjukka Tepponen and John Moore that by the end of act three, I was emotionally invested in the storyline." -Ecletic Arts (Full article at eclecticartswa.blogspot.com) Eugene Onegin is

[ON THIS DAY] 🎶💔 Tchaikovsky created on this day in 1878 the opera Eugene Onegin, a unique and tragic love story! Watch the staged version by Dmitri Tcherniakov. 🎶💔 http://bit.ly/Onegin_Tchaikovsky | medici.tv

NOW AVAILABLE: Experience Tchaikovsky’s “Eugene Onegin,” a lyric opera with unabashedly expressive music that features a callous young man who spurns true love and lives to regret it. Daniel Barenboim leads the Vienna Philharmonic / Wiener Philharmoniker, with a cast led by Peter Mattei and Anna Samuil in this performance, recorded in 2007 at the Salzburger Festspiele | Salzburg Festival: https://bit.ly/3wt5cQ1 Watch the complete performance, available until Friday, July 30 at 12 PM EDT. Carnegi

7.5K views · 177 reactions | PIOTR ILICH TCHAIKOVSKY Eugene Onegin: Aria del príncipe Gremin. Branch Fields, bajo. Orquesta Sinfónica William & Mary. David Grandis, director. | Grandes Clásicos | Facebook

233K views · 937 reactions |  Happy World Book Day! In celebration, here's a clip of Lensky's haunting aria from Tchaikovsky's Eugene Onegin, based on Pushkin's novel | Royal Ballet And Opera | Facebook

214 reactions · 33 shares | Canadian tenor Colin Ainsworth returns to Seattle Opera this January as Onegin's unwitting rival Lensky in Tchaikovsky's bittersweet Russian romance Eugene Onegin. Preview the pre-duel aria "Kuda, kuda vï udalilis", in which Lensky reflects on his life, his poetry, his fear of death, and his love for Olga. Pianist: David McDade. Tickets & info: seattleopera.org/onegin #SOonegin | Seattle Opera | Facebook