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Wigmore Hall Will Stream Live Concerts to an Empty House
London’s Wigmore Hall and the BBC have announced a ray of sunshine amidst the dark clouds of the COVID-19 pandemic. Twenty hour-long concerts will be performed onstage and livestreamed on the venue’s website, as well as broadcast on … »
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Rome Opera Announces a Masked Rigoletto
MILAN--Italy’s theaters have been shuttered since February 23, but many have been busily devising plans for how they will eventually reopen in accordance with coronavirus regulations. An indication of when that might be allowed to happen … »
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Hollywood Bowl Canceled; LA Phil Looking at $80M Loss Total
As the viability of a fall 2020 concert and opera season in the U.S. becomes increasingly unlikely, the last hold-outs of the summer season are finally coming to terms with reality. Earlier this week, the Santa Fe Opera and Santa Fe Chamber Music … »
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A Move to Follow? Guthrie Won't Open Till March 2021
In a move that may well foreshadow decisions to be made by other performing arts organizations, Minneapolis’s Guthrie Theater has decided that discretion is the better part of valor; it will not begin its next season until March 2021. … »
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Martha Graham Archive Finds a Safe Haven
Collectors abhor missing pieces, so when Linda Murray became the curator of the Jerome Robbins Dance Division of the New York Public Library of the Performing Arts (NYPLPA) in 2015, it was to be expected that she ask, “Why don’t we … »
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Altered Salzburg Program Will Depend on As-yet-declared Fed Restrictions
The office of Austria’s Governor Wilfried Haslauer has confirmed that a special committee of federal, state, city, and tourism representatives will meet on May 25 to decide the ultimate fate of the Salzburg Festival 2020. “On the one … »
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La Scala Launches Intriguing Virtual Tour
MILAN (AP) — Milan’s famed La Scala opera house on Thursday unveiled a virtual journey through its ornate premises and rich archives via Google Arts & Culture, with serendipitous timing as theaters throughout Italy and the western … »
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Chicago Symph Prez Sees Possibility of Concerts with Social Distancing
T he Chicago Symphony Orchestra President Jeff Alexander discusses the idea of presenting concerts in Symphony Hall while at the same time observing social distancing. Orchestra Hall could seat about 420, out of its capacity of 2,500, while the … »
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MA's Free Guide to Free Streams 5/11-5/17
We will be updating this list on Mondays. Please note that all times are given in U.S. Eastern Time (ET). To calculate in other time zones or counties: British Summer Time (BST) is currently five hours ahead of ET and Central European Time (CET) … »
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Nicola Benedetti Offering Free Online Violin Lessons
Today, Scottish violinist Nicola Benedetti and a team of musicians she has brought together will begin offering three weeks of free music lessons online through her Foundation . The effort has thus far attracted 800 participants, both teachers … »
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