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A Tale of Two Parsifals: Kaufmann in Munich; Schager in Bayreuth
BAYREUTH, GERMANY—Anyone going to the Bayreuth Festival or the Salzburg Festival is advised to check what is going on in nearby Munich, where the Bayerische Staatsoper’s Munich Opera Festival usually ends shortly after the first two … »Read
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The Force of Things Aims for Impact and Misses
How might we tune our overactive 21st-century antennae into the vast, underlying rhythm of nature? While climate change, though catastrophic, moves at a glacial (pardon the pun) pace and a radioactive isotope takes 40 million years to decay by … »Read
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A Revitalized Butterfly Highlights Chas MacKay's Santa Fe Swan Song
SANTA FE—During the long reign of founder John Crosby, Santa Fe Opera cultivated its reputation as a “Strauss house.” Yet only three of the composer’s operas had been presented under the company’s third general … »Read
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Music in Japan: Part II, Fukushima
The countryside of Fukushima Prefecture is reminiscent of the Berkshires in Western Massachusetts: lush greenery, rolling hills, and cool, misty mornings, the high altitude providing some relief from the heat wave that enveloped Japan in July. … »Read
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Barber's Vanessa Finally Bows at Glyndebourne
Glyndebourne wraps up its season as it began it – rectifying an omission. After the 80-year wait for the company’s first Madama Butterfly, last May, it presented Samuel Barber’s Vanessa for the first time on August 5. Vanessa is … »Read
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A New Doctor Atomic Partners with Mother Nature to Powerful Effect
SANTA FE, NM—As with any great tragedy, from the outset we already know the denouement of Doctor Atomic : The world’s first atomic bomb will be successfully detonated in the New Mexican desert at dawn on July 16, 1945—a prelude … »Read
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