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Buffalo Philharmonic Chair Charged with Corruption
The corruption case being brought against close associates of New York Governor Andrew Cuomo names Buffalo Philharmonic Chairman and frequent donor, Louis P. Ciminelli. Federal investigators said in the 80-page document cites “bribery, … »Read
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KenCen to Disband Suzanne Farrell Ballet
The Kennedy Center will disband its so-called “resident ballet company” of 15 years, The Suzanne Farrell Ballet, at the end of the 2017–18 season. The plan, though still seemingly unfocused, is for her to become a … »Read
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Metropolitan Opera House to Open to the Public
For the first time, The Metropolitan Opera is opening its doors to the public for free, weekdays between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m., as of October 4. Visitors can wander through the main and downstairs lobbies, climb the “grand staircase,” … »Read
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Saint Paul C.O. Names Principal Violin
Spanish violinist Francisco Fullana is the new principal violin of the Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra. In a rare arrangement, Kyu-Young Kim will remain artistic director and principal violin; when he serves in the latter capacity, Fullana will move … »Read
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Letters: Jenufa's Kostelnicka Is No 'Super-villain,' Says Leonie
To the editor: In Opera 2016-17: Round-up of Crits’ Picks ( Sept. 21), opera blogger Micaela Baranello writes that she wants to see Karita Mattila as the Kostelnicka in Janácek’s Jenufa at the Met because, … »Read
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Composer Julia Wolfe Among 23 MacArthur Fellows for 2016
Among a computer scientist, graphic novelist, writer, financial services innovator, and the other "geniuses" just named, composer Julia Wolfe has been named a 2016 MacArthur Fellow. Wolfe, co-founder and co–artistic director of Bang on … »Read
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