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A Sensible Merger in Lubbock, TX
The Lubbock (TX) Symphony Orchestra (LSO) and Lubbock Chamber Orchestra (LCO) have joined forces, with the latter now folding into the former while maintaining its conductor, Eric Allen. The LCO, with an annual budget of $50,000 and only two … »
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Olivier Award Winners Bemoan Brexit's 'Damage' to Opera
The recent award of an Olivier Award (the U.K.’s equivalent to a Tony) to the Royal Opera House’s new production of Handel’s Alcina offered the show’s designer Anthony McDonald and its director Oliver Mears the opportunity … »
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Champion, Revised and Expanded for Its Met Debut
NEW YORK (AP)—When Terence Blanchard’s Fire Shut Up in My Bones proved a sell-out hit at the Metropolitan Opera in 2021, General Manager Peter Gelb wasted no time lining up the composer’s other opera for the current … »
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Bartlett Sher on the New Camelot
On December 3, 1960, Lerner and Loewe’s Camelot began a run of 873 performances, with a luminous cast that included Richard Burton, Julie Andrews, and Robert Goulet. Soon (and still) associated with the youthful vigor and glamour of the … »
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San Diego Opera Production Canceled Five Weeks from Opening Night
San Diego Opera has cancelled the local premiere of The Falling and the Rising , a 2018 opera by Zach Redler and Jerre Dye, scheduled for May 12 and 13, 2023. A co-commission with the U.S. Army Field Band and a number of opera companies, … »
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Iceland as Late-blooming Musical Powerhouse
On May 31, 1926, the Hamburg Philharmonic arrived in Reykjavík for a 17-day, 14-concert tour, described at the time as “the greatest event in the history of the arts in this country.” The introduction of classical music came … »
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Against All Odds, Mariupol Orchestra Rises from the Ashes
In the week before the Russian invasion on February 24, 2022, Vasyl Kryachok and his Mariupol Chamber Orchestra "Renaissance" performed what would prove to be their last concert in the city hall. "Mariupol had been hit now and again during eight … »
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LA Metro Turns to Mozart to Drive Out the Homeless
In an effort to reduce crime and drive away the unhoused at the Westlake/MacArthur Park station near downtown, the Los Angeles Metro has turned to classical music. Since January, royalty-free works by Vivaldi, Beethoven, and Mozart have been … »
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Wise Music Adds Edition Peters to Its Vast Publishing Empire
The Wise Music Group has acquired a controlling interest in the Edition Peters Group from the Hinrichsen Foundation and will own Peters in partnership with Christian Hinrichsen, whose family has been associated with the company since 1863. … »
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Putin Meets with Xi; Gergiev Plays Beijing
The Mariinsky Orchestra performed in Beijing at the National Centre for the Performing Arts (NCPA) on March 27, becoming the first foreign orchestra to visit China since it closed its borders to visitors in early 2020 due to stringent Covid … »
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