Oct. 9, 1961: Goldovsky Grand Opera Theater group began its cross-country tour at Marywood College, where it presented Boris Goldovsky’s adaptation of Rossini’s “Barber of Seville” for the first time ...

NEW BEDFORD -- The late opera teacher and conductor Boris Goldovsky, who died at his home in Brookline on Thursday at the age of 92, was well-known in this area to opera lovers and to music teachers ...

BOSTON — Boris Goldovsky, an opera teacher and conductor known to radio listeners for his commentary during Saturday afternoon Metropolitan Opera broadcasts, died after a long illness. He was 92. For ...

Boris Goldovsky, artistic director of Grand OperaTheater and often described as opera’s most articulate spokesman, will present “Opera Highlights” at 8 p.m. Saturday in Foy Concert Hall, Moravian ...

Boris Goldovsky has taken an old and practically forgotten chestnut, dusted it off, and come up with a modernized, glossified, and immensely entertaining version of Rossini's "The Turk in Italy." ...

Pianist, conductor, and writer, BORIS GOLDOVSKY was born in Moscow in 1908, studied extensively in Europe, and came to this country in 1930 following his graduation from the Franz Liszt Academy of ...

Boris Goldovsky, long director of the New England Opera Company is to be the guest speaker at the Classical and Romance Languages Club's party at 8 p.m. in P.B.H. French, Spanish, Italian, and English ...