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LA Opera in 2019-20: New Opera from Aucoin; New Role for Domingo
Next season will see several firsts at the Los Angeles Opera, the most enticing being the premiere of Matthew Aucoin’s first collaborative opera, Eurydice , based on Sarah Ruhl’s 2003 play, which tells the Orpheus myth from the … »
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LinkedIn for Opera Singers
Danish tenor Sune Hjerrild hopes that Truelinked , an online startup he has developed, will enable vocalists to connect directly to presenters and better manage their own careers. While social media platforms can be useful in some professions, he … »
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New UK Digital Radio Assumes Classical Appeals to the Young
Those fearing for the future of classical music should take heart from the March 2019 launch of Scala Radio, a new digital radio station in the U.K. premised on the belief that the classics can appeal to younger listeners. Research undertaken by … »
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French TV Series Philharmonia Captures Prime Time
A new French drama that depicts life within a fictional orchestra and whose protagonist is a woman conductor has gone live on French national TV. The six-part series, entitled Philharmonia , launched in Belgium and Switzerland last week, before … »
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Treasure Trove of Verdi Papers Open to Scholars
On Jan. 29 Verdi scholars will gain unfettered access to 5,400 pages of the composer’s papers that have been largely inaccessible to all but a few people for over a century. The cache of documents includes sketches for 12 operas, ranging … »
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Chicago Lyric in 2019-20: Donizetti's Queens, the Ring, Heggie's Dead Man
CHICAGO—Lyric Opera of Chicago rarely makes anyone’s list of most innovative opera companies. But with the 2019-20 season, announced Thursday at the Lyric Opera House downtown, the company makes it clear that, going forward, new work … »
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Gov't Shutdown Shutters NEH, NEA as per Trump's Goal
The ripple effect of the Trump administration’s government shutdown has reached California’s cultural community. On Jan 23, California Humanities (CH) CEO Julie Fry announced that no grants would be fulfilled until the shutdown ends. … »
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Houston Grand Bounces Back with a Full, Fresh Season
The Houston Grand Opera (HGO) continues its remarkable recovery from the ravages of 2017’s Hurricane Harvey with the recent announcement of its 2019-2020 season. The company will present 42 performances of seven operas in the Wortham … »
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Kimmel Center Scales Back Grand Plans for the Merriam
The Kimmel Center has shelved its ambitious plans to demolish the office building portion of the adjacent Merriam Theater building and construct a cantilevered residential tower as high as 32 floors. Nine developers expressed initial interest, … »
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San Francisco Opera Offers Britten, Bates, and Mozart in 2019-20
Productions of Romeo and Juliet, Billy Budd , and Manon Lescaut , the start of a multi-year project devoted to the Mozart-Da Ponte operas, and the Bay Area premiere of The (R)evolution of Steve Jobs are among the highlights of San Francisco … »
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