I saw this Lohengrin at the Met Opera. It was thrilling to be in the theater again. The singers, sets, costumes, everything was great.

Thank you for uploading this. I saw the Live in HD broadcast in the theater the day before this was recorded and enjoyed it immensely. I have one question, though, that I would have liked to pose to Mr. Groissbock. When I saw Mr. Groissbock portray Hunding in the last Met's production of Die Walkure, I loved his portrayal of that character because he sang the part with a "scowl." At the time I thought that was a beautiful characterization of Hunding. But then in this production of Lohengrin, he sings with that same kind of scowl. Why? I have always viewed King Heinrich as a sympathetic character, and I thought that that was the way Mr. Groissbock was trying to portray him.