“Bohemian Rhapsody,” from Queen’s 1975 album “A Night at the Opera,” is currently the ... a sound guy with a classical background for mic-ing the room’s sound. He got harmony.

Image Mr. Baker, seated at the console, with Queen at Scorpio Studio in London in 1975 during the recording of the album “A Night at the Opera," which ... punkish background, sort of inventing ...

He later moved over to Trident Studios in London’s Soho district, where he began working closely with Queen ... peaking creatively with “A Night at the Opera,” which broke the band ...

In most places, a night at the opera conjures up images of polite audiences ... "We brought inflatable queen-size beds." She and her friends wanted "to be able to fully enjoy the music and still ...

A concert of ALAN TURING & THE QUEEN OF THE NIGHT will be performed at 54 Below ... That same year, San Diego Opera staged GHOSTS, a horror opera for which he wrote a libretto.

Last Saturday, the Houston Grand Opera’s regional premiere of "Breaking the Waves" (by Missy Mazzoli, music, and Royce Vavrek, libretto) broke boundaries of nudity, vulgarity, and simulated sex ...

To celebrate Pinchgut Opera’s debut at the Roslyn Packer Theatre, Walsh Bay, you have the chance to experience Purcell’s The Fairy Queen in true ... a sumptuous, one-night-only experience!

Baker worked with Queen on five of the band’s 1970s albums, including on their bombastic A Night at the Opera lead single “Bohemian Rhapsody,” which is reportedly the most-streamed song ...

He co-produced the first four Queen albums, from the self-titled debut to the 1975 masterpiece A Night At The Opera — the latter featuring the all-time classic Bohemian Rhapsody. He also co ...

He produced Queen, Queen II, Sheer Heart Attack, A Night at the Opera and Jazz, and his Grammy awards include one for “Bohemian Rhapsody.” ...

Queen & A Night at the Opera: 50 Years, author Gillian G. Gaar has spoken about the big impact the unusual guitar picks have on his overall sound. “He didn't like a pick,” Gaar explains.

Well, here are some facts behind The Critic, shot on the opening night of the opera season, November 22, 1943, and first published in Life magazine and now on view in an exhibition of Weegee's ...