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David Lang's The National Anthems at the Met

July 9, 2026 | Fred Cohn, Musical America
The Metropolitan Museum commemorated July 4 with David Lang’s 2014 choral work The National Anthems . The five-movement, 24-minute piece was performed three times (for free) during the afternoon by the Clarion Choir and the Catalyst … »Read
 

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A Top 50 Countdown with the Bachians, Part I

July 9, 2026 | Naomi Lewin, Musical America
In June, the Leipzig Bach Festival held a “Top 50 Bach Cantata Countdown”: 12 concerts—two per day, with four, and sometimes five cantatas each—counting down to No. 1. This curated craziness, June 11-21, was the brainchild … »Read
 

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Oropesa Brings 'Swank' to RBO's New I Puritani

July 7, 2026 | Clive Paget, Musical America
LONDON—Renowned as a showcase for a coloratura superstar, Vincenzo Bellini’s final opera hasn’t been seen at Covent Garden since the early 1990s. Richard Jones’s unconventional new staging for the Royal Ballet and Opera … »Read
 

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A Claustrophobic Billy Budd with a Much Anticipated Role Debut

July 6, 2026 | Clive Paget, Musical America
LONDON—Michael Grandage’s 2010 staging of Benjamin Britten’s Billy Budd made a welcome return to Glyndebourne June 28 with a consistently fine cast and Allan Clayton making an anticipated role debut as the conflicted Captain … »Read
 

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Munich Opera Fest Opens with a Busy Walküre

July 2, 2026 | A. J. Goldman, Musical America
MUNICH—Wagner operas are not usually occasions for merriment. They are more often received in rapt concentration, as if sitting in church and staying silent until the end of sermon. That was not the case at the Bayerische Staatsoper on June … »Read
 

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Grant Park Music Fest Braves the Elements, with Pride

July 2, 2026 | Hannah Edgar, Musical America
CHICAGO—The Grant Park Music Festival is used to rolling with the punches. On June 24, a severe downpour and flood warning forced the free outdoor series to cut a concert short just before its marquee offering: Peter Boyer’s Ellis … »Read
 
 

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