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Youth (and a Few Others) Take the Stage at Tanglewood
Last weekend at Tanglewood saw “youth in ascendance,” writes Jeremy Eichler in The Boston Globe . Friday night’s star was Karina Canellakis, the young American conductor whose debut last year won rave reviews for “a … »
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Sandbox Percussion Explodes at Chamber Music Northwest
PORTLAND--As part of its “Inspirations & Influences” Summer Festival, Chamber Music Northwest presented composer Andy Akiho’s multimedia 2021 work Seven Pillars to a sold-out crowd at the Alberta Rose Theater, a converted … »
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Adamo-Alcott Little Women Delights in Its Boho UK Premiere
Louisa May Alcott was born in 19th-century Massachusetts into a family whose intellectual liberal circle included Whitman, Emerson, and Thoreau. Educated and opinionated, her semi-autobiographical novels, starting with Little Women , were written … »
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Susan Graham, A Standing Witness at Tanglewood
LENOX, MA-- A Standing Witness is a collection of powerful, serious, and important political poems by Pulitzer Prize-winner and former U.S. Poet Laureate Rita Dove, composed by Grammy-winner Richard Danielpour. Both attended its performance July … »
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''Songs from the Ozone'' at Caramoor
The one-off concert in Caramoor’s Spanish Courtyard on July 21 was titled for its trio of composer/performers--Caroline Shaw, Angélica Negrón, Raquel Acevedo Klein—but might have more aptly been called “Songs from … »
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Some Mozart, Left of the Disco Ball
Lincoln Center has adopted a new look for its inaugural Summer for the City festival. The once postcard-perfect plaza is now a vast party space bedecked in electric violet, a quadruple-sized disco ball hanging over the iconic fountain. Organizers … »
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Americana Recordings by Americans
In January 2022, the National Symphony Orchestra and Music Director Gianandrea Noseda launched a project to perform and record George Walker’s five Sinfonias, a series of works written between 1984 and 2015. The first release features … »
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Opera Parallèle Re-reimagines Glass's Beauty and the Beast
Opera Parallèle’s new production of Philip Glass’s 1994 opera La Belle et la Bête ( Beauty and the Beast ) is, writes Joshua Kosman in the San Francisco Chronicle , “a wondrous artistic hybrid combining film and … »
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Botstein's Latest Discovery Is a Roof-Raiser
If not Leon Botstein, then who? Nobody but this venerable impresario/conductor—president of Bard College and its annual music festival, music director of the American Symphony Orchestra, author, scholar, etc.—regularly sets out … »
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At Aix: A Mass Grave Excavated to the Tune of Mahler; Plus Other, More Appealing Fare
AIX-EN-PROVENCE— The Aix Opera Festival is thriving under the artistic direction of Pierre Audi, now in his fourth summer at the helm, and the riches on offer in 2022 are copious indeed. That’s not to suggest that everything in the … »
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