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Carmel Bach Is Back, Very Refreshed
CARMEL-BY-THE-SEA, Ca.—The venerable Carmel Bach Festival has been operating more-or-less continuously since 1935, going dark only during World War II (1942-1945) and the COVID pandemic (2020). This cool, foggy outpost on the Pacific Rim … »Read
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The Case for Sondheim in the Concert Hall
A recent weekend afforded the rare opportunity to hear two Stephen Sondheim scores back-to-back, both orchestrated by his longtime colleague, Jonathan Tunick. With the same composer and orchestrator at their creative cores, you would think the … »Read
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At Aix: Two Triumphs, One Turkey
AIX-EN-PROVENCE— Prima la musica, dopo le parole as Richard Strauss affirmed in his last opera, Capriccio . ‘‘First the music, then the words.’’ In late 20th-century Europe, however, both composers and librettists … »Read
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Novel Double Bill: The Prisoner Meets the Medium
CHICAGO—Thank heaven for not-so-grand opera. Grand in the financial sense, that is. Of course who doesn’t thrill to a stage-filling Triumphal March or a lavishly hellish Nibelheim? But in recent months, local opera companies with … »Read
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At Ravinia: The Soloists Nearly Steal the Show
HIGHLAND PARK, Ill.— A public service announcement is in order. Yes, the Ravinia Festival might be most famous as the summer home of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, or as the site of the Steans Music Institute, the prestigious training … »Read
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Opera Holland Park Attempts Puccini's Edgar
LONDON—If you’ve ever wondered what Puccini was up to between the success of Le Villi in 1884 and Manon Lescaut in 1893, the answer is… struggling. Edgar , his second opera, flopped in 1889. Revised, it fared better in 1888 and … »Read
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