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City Ballet Names Associate Music Director
Philadelphia Ballet Music Director Beatrice Jona Affron is to become associate music director of the New York City Ballet as of Aug. 1, working with Music Director Andrew Litton and succeeding Andrews Sill, who is retiring. Affron has been with … »Read
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For Singers, Voice=Identity
The sound no vocalist wants to hear—a pop and a hiss like opening a can of soda—may well signal the loss of their ability to sing. That can threaten their livelihood, their psychological well-being, and in many cases lead to enforced … »Read
People in the News
Manuela Hoelterhoff Dies
Manuela Hoelterhoff, 1983 Pulitzer Prize winner for arts criticism, book author, opera librettist, editor, and one of a small circle of late 20 th -century power-broking New York artistic intellectuals, died in Manhattan on May 6 at the age of … »Read
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Change Among Orchestras Is Necessary but Must Be Gradual
The pandemic produced calls for revolution throughout the classical music world. The situation seemed ripe for change, offering opportunities to upend the length and starting time of concerts, introduce short pop-up concerts in casual dress, add … »Read
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Winnipeg Symphony Gets $15M
The effort to revive Winnipeg's Pantages Playhouse Theater recently received a $15 million shot-in-the-arm from the Manitoba provincial government. The 112-year-old landmark was most recently home to the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra(WSO) from 2011 … »Read
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Lise to Hit the Arena Circuit
Lest soprano Lise Davidsen’s newfound motherhood—her twin boys are now about a year old—lead to concern that she might shun career opportunities, such as her upcoming role debut as Brünnhilde next season at the Met Opera, … »Read
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