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2 More PROTYPEs: Sung Drama Will Never Be the Same
In a Grove and Black Lodge , two offerings at the January 9-19 PROTOTYPE Festival, were both marked by their innovative approaches to sung drama. In a Grove , with music by Christopher Cerrone and libretto by Stephanie Fleischmann, felt less like … »Read
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A Goldbergs That Changed My Life
VIENNA—As I write, it has been over ten hours, and my mind is still reeling. Something very rare and extraordinary happened on Monday night (Jan. 20): A performance changed my life. I have heard Bach’s Goldberg Variations probably at … »Read
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Ólafsson Premieres John Adams's Latest in San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO—John Adams can’t help himself. Even when he’s not writing for the stage, as in such operas as Nixon in China, The Death of Klinghoffer, and Doctor Atomic , the Bay Area-based composer has an irrepressible … »Read
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Two Birthdays, One Day, One Orchestra, One String Quartet
LONDON—Every new year brings a fresh crop of reasons to mark musical anniversaries, especially when a composer’s birth (or death) day happened either *00 or *50 years ago. Thus 2025 sees the 100th birthday of Boulez, the 150th of … »Read
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The Dude Takes His Hometown Band to London
LONDON—Once upon a time El Sistema was the gold standard in international music education. The gilt, however, started to peel off years ago amid accusations of corruption and abuse. In the same week that the U.S. announced a $25m reward for … »Read
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Saint Louis SO Is on the Move
ST. LOUIS—Exciting things are afoot at the St. Louis Symphony. Next fall, the orchestra will unveil its $150 million renovation of Powell Hall, turning 100 this year . The construction has chased the St. Louisans to different local halls, … »Read
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