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NY Phil Returns to Carnegie Hall as Susanna Mälkki Makes Her House Debut
In his program note for the Saxophone Concerto, John Adams writes that his preference for the soloist is the “looser, grittier, ‘jazz style’” of playing, rather than the “French style” generally associated with … »Read
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Rattle, the LSO, and a New Violin Concerto in Covid-Careless London
LONDON--A new year brings new challenges as COVID continues its determined tussle with the arts here in the U.K. However, despite case numbers in London being off the charts, it seemed nothing was going to stop music lovers packing the Barbican … »Read
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The Met Opens the New Year with a New Rigoletto
General Manager Peter Gelb greeted the audience at the premiere of the new Rigoletto on New Year’s Eve at the Metropolitan Opera. Among other things, he said announcements would no longer be made that singers would perform … »Read
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The Met Opera's Family Offerings in Review
The Metropolitan Opera has designated two operas as holiday presentations this year, both abridged and sung in English, designed to be “family friendly.” Mozart’s The Magic Flute opened on December 10, a 90-minute, … »Read
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New Opera by Gold-star Storytellers Premieres in Florida
ORLANDO, Florida – The Secret River , a chamber opera commissioned by Opera Orlando, is essentially a work for children, and it has plenty of elements bound to appeal to them. Set in rural Central Florida during the Great Depression, it … »Read
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Where Does West Side Story Fit in the Artistic Firmament?
The recent release of Steven Spielberg’s remake of West Side Story has revived the on-again off-again debate about where best to place this iconic work in the artistic firmament. Does it belong most comfortably to the world of musical … »Read
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