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The Unmitigated Horror
of Requiem for America
LONDON—While celebrations of American culture go on all around the world, it’s perhaps surprising that composer Brent Michael Davids’s Requiem for America should receive its May 17 world premiere not in a major U.S. city but in … »Read
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A Stark Vanessa Stripped of Its Core
Heartbeat Opera, known for its streamlined, freewheeling mountings of familiar works, has swerved somewhat into esoteric territory in its current production of Vanessa . Although the 1958 Samuel Barber/Gian Carlo Menotti opera has lately been … »Read
Industry News
Rare Holocaust Songbook Gets English Translation
After more than a decade of international research led by academics at the University of Sydney, Mima’amakim ( Out of the Depths ) has been translated and published in English for the first time. This rare collection of songs by Jewish … »Read
People in the News
Nashville Symphony Taps Associate Conductor
Valery Saul is to be the Nashville Symphony’s associate conductor for the next three years as of September. She succeeds Nathan Aspinwall. Saul, whose tenure coincides with Leonard Slatkin’s as music director , will work with … »Read
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Why the Met Needed the Saudis
The prospect of an agreement with the Kingdon of Saudi Arabia that would provide the Metropolitan Opera with as much as $200 million for performing at the new opera house in Riyadh “was not a difficult decision,” Met General Manager … »Read
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A Kaleidoscopic Angel's Bone
MANCHESTER, UK—The second word of its name had long been a bone of contention until Arts Council England obliged English National Opera to live up to its brand and get out of London. After faltering first steps towards Manchester in 2025, … »Read
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