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Santa Fe Opera Unveils 2027 Season
The Santa Fe Opera, whose 2026 season runs July 3-August 29, has already laid the groundwork for 2027, which will run July 2 through August 28 and mark its 70 th anniversary. Boasting 38 performances, an American premiere, two new productions, a … »
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ENO Makes a Daring Manchester Choice
After almost four years of turmoil following Arts Council England’s 2022 diktat that English National Opera (ENO) decamp from London for parts then unknown, ENO is about to present its first production created specifically for its new … »
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The NY Phil Is Making New Friends
Although Gustavo Dudamel does not officially start until September, he is already signaling that change is afoot at the New York Philharmonic. On an early May afternoon, the orchestra gathered for its first rehearsal with the Spanish Harlem … »
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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 … »
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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 … »
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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 … »
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String Quartet Calls It Quits After 4 Decades
Mexico’s Latin American Quartet performed its final solo concert on May 9, capping 44 years and a reputation as one of the country’s finest. Subsequent performances are scheduled in May and June with orchestra, including those in … »
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SPCO in 2026-27
Music that unites audiences and genres animates the 2026-27 season of the Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra (SPCO). Familiar masterworks pair with contemporary voices to illustrate the connections between classical, jazz, folk, and new music. The new … »
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Storytelling in Music, Dance, Theater at NAC
Canada’s National Arts Center (NAC), located in Ottawa, Ontario, is the nation’s bilingual, multi-disciplinary home for the performing arts. The NAC creates, produces, and presents programming in a variety of forms, including … »
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Sinfonietta to Pause, Lay Off Staff
The Chicago Sinfonietta, which as recently as its 2022 fiscal year showed a net income of $1.35 million, has announced 2026-27 as a “strategic renewal period” during which it will pause most of its artistic and educational activities … »
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