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Of Borders and Separations: Young People's Chorus Takes on Heady Themes
NEW YORK—Organizers of last Monday night’s concert could hardly have anticipated how very timely their program would be. On June 18 in Merkin Hall, the Young People’s Chorus of New York City (YPC) and the Yale Choral Artists … »Read
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ROH's Lohengrin: Brilliant in the Pit Under Nelsons, Dreary on Stage
LONDON—The U.K.’s capital has waited years for a new Lohengrin . It’s four decades since the swan knight last sailed into Covent Garden, but he is here now in the suave shape of Klaus Florian Vogt. The German tenor invariably … »Read
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Ojai 2018 Part II: The Dark Cloud Hovers, then Moves Elsewhere
Kopatchinskaja’s journey through darkness resumed Saturday night with the desolate mourning and quiet eloquence of Four Serious Songs by Tigran Mansurian, the leading Armenian composer of the day. At times, her violin sounded startlingly … »Read
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Ojai 2018: A Dark Cloud Over Sunny California, Part I
OJAI, CA – Violinist-provocateur Patricia Kopatchinskaja came to the 2018 Ojai Festival with a mission. She wanted to bust up the “classic concert routine” that she finds to be “irrelevant” to present-day life, … »Read
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At the Aldeburgh Festival: Britten in His Element, Literally
Trade wars be damned: The 2018 Aldeburgh Festival is a celebration of U.S./U.K. music-making in perfect harmony. This year’s event kicked off on June 8 and runs through June 24 with the stars and stripes flying proudly throughout. The … »Read
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A New Opera, Well-suited to the Catacombs of Brooklyn
NEW YORK—Anyone who still imagines Hans Christian Andersen solely as the creator of fanciful children’s fare might want to consider The Elf of the Rose (1930), a tale of love laced with grisly murder. Now David Hertzberg, composer of … »Read
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