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Conductor Collapses on Stage and Dies
GENEVA — Israeli conductor Israel Yinon collapsed and died as he was conducting a concert in the Swiss city of Lucerne late Thursday, a spokesman said. The 59-year-old was leading Strauss's Alpine Symphony when he slumped, falling headlong … »Read
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Anti-Putin Protester Takes to Met Stage During Curtain Call
Curtain calls for Iolanta, which had its production premiere last night at the Metropolitan Opera, were a little more exciting than usual, what with an anti-Putin protester emerging from the orchestra pit and onto the stage, front and center. … »Read
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ENO Exec Director Quits
What is clearly an ongoing power struggle on both the board and executive levels of the English National Opera has now seen the sudden resignation of Henriette Götz as executive director, just within days of the resignation of board chair … »Read
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Long Beach Opera’s Thérèse Raquin: A Richly Hued Blackness
SAN PEDRO, CA -- Watching Long Beach Opera’s January 24 th revival of composer Tobias Picker’s Thérèse Raquin, I was struck by the way Émile Zola's 1867 melodrama has withstood countless adaptations and … »Read
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Jasper Parrott Named Artist Mgr of the Year by ABO
At its annual conference, the Association of British Orchestras – comparable to the Stateside's League of American Orchestras – announced the winners of the year’s ABO/Rhinegold Awards, which pertain to the preceding season … »Read
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James Levine to Conduct Philly Orch in 2015-16
The Philadelphia Orchestra and the Chicago Symphony seem to have been on the same wave length when they planned their 2015-16 seasons, both announced this week. Both orchestras are focusing on their respective track records of world and … »Read
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