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A Special Strad: Recovered, Restored, Re-awakened
NEW YORK — The Stradivarius stolen from late violinist Roman Totenberg and miraculously found more than three decades later has a new life—under the chin of a budding 18-year-old virtuoso. On Tuesday in New York, Totenberg’s … »
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Chaos Reigns at Teatro Regio Torino
MILAN--The Teatro Regio in Turin has plunged deeper into financial crisis, prompting scenes of chaos at the Italian theater. Incumbent and ex-administrators have accused one another of mismanagement, while workers until yesterday threatened … »
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Chicago Lyric Orchestra on Strike
An email this morning from the musicians of the Lyric Opera Orchestra indicates they have gone on strike. It reads, in part: "[General Director]Anthony Freud and Lyric Management are demanding radical cuts that would decimate the Orchestra and … »
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Mormon Tabernacle Choir Gets a Name Change
SALT LAKE CITY — The famous Mormon Tabernacle Choir will be singing the same tune but under a new name. The choir was renamed Friday to strip out the word Mormon in a move aimed at ending shorthand names for the religion that have been used … »
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Hue and Cry over Sydney Opera House as Commercial Billboard
An application to use the instantly recognizable sails of the Sydney Opera House as a projection screen to advertise an upcoming horse race has set off a war of words stoked by a right-wing radio shock jock. On Oct. 6 Clover Moore, the lord mayor … »
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LA Phil Centennial Kickoff: 'Good Vibrations' Inside and Out
The Los Angeles Philharmonic (LA Phil) kicked off its centennial season on Oct. 4 with a celebration that owed more to the Beach Boys than to such hoary classical greats as Bach, Beethoven, or Brahms. Declaring that “art does not have … »
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The Other "Me2" Movement Is an Orchestra
Within months Pittsburgh will join a select group of cities—Burlington, VT, Boston, Atlanta, and Portland, OR—with an orchestra composed of musicians suffering from mental illnesses. The Me2/Orchestra movement, the inspiration of … »
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Another Fire at La Fenice Is Quickly Controlled
MILAN — A fire in Venice's rebuilt La Fenice opera house was swiftly brought under control Monday, 22 years after a blaze had destroyed the famous theater. It is expected to reopened tonight, with Il barbiere di Siviglia. Italian news … »
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Porgy & Bess Is All Well & Good, But Opera Still Has a Diversity Problem
Since its premiere in 1935, the Gershwins’ Porgy and Bess has been a surefire means of breaking down racial barriers in the opera house. The estate’s insistence on an all-black cast, as will be the case when the English National … »
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N.C. Symphony Collaborates with Eastern Cherokee Indians
A series of seven concerts later this month will mark the culmination of a multi-year partnership between the North Carolina Symphony and the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians (EBCI). The concerts’ centerpiece will be Si Otsedoha ( … »
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