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At Garsington: An Ideal Midsummer Night's Dream
LONDON—Garsington Opera has been snapping at the artistic heels of Glyndebourne Festival of late, delivering an impressive string of hits, many of them daring rarities . This year saw the completion of phase one of the £14.5 million … »
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New Principal Guest Conductors
The Royal Northern Sinfonia has announced Italian-Turkish conductor Nil Venditti as its principal guest conductor starting next season. She made her debut with the orchestra in 2022, returning last May to conduct works by Mozart, Beethoven, … »
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WNO Bemoans Impending Cuts; ACE Threatens More
In a heavy-handed move consistent with Art Council England’s (ACE) response to critics of its deep cuts to U.K. opera companies announced in late 2022, Sir Nicholas Serota, ACE’s chairman, threatened to "review" a £3.2 million … »
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City of Sydney's $20M Arts Plan
The City of Sydney has unveiled the draft Cultural Strategy for 2025–2035, a $20 million plan to “retain, rebuild and reimagine” the arts and culture scene in Australia’s largest city. Among the key proposals intended to … »
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Gambol at Glyndebourne:
A Very Merry Widow
LONDON—While Bernstein’s Candide (1956) is a musical that aspires to be an operetta, Franz Léhar’s Die Lustige Witwe (1905) looks in the opposite direction. Operetta, musical… what’s in a name? It’s a … »
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New Jersey Symphony CEO to Exit
Gabriel van Aalst has submitted his resignation as president and CEO of the New Jersey Symphony, effective in September. With the orchestra since 2016, Van Aalst will assume the same responsibilities at Dayton Live, which serves Ohio’s … »
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DeSantis Quashes $32M for Florida Arts Groups
Although completely consistent with his political “brand,” Governor Ron DeSantis’s veto of the $32 million grant program of the state’s Division of Arts and Culture, which would have supported as many as 663 arts and … »
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Christine Goerke Exits Detroit
Noting that her heart was “overflowing with gratitude,” soprano Christine Goerke in a Facebook post bid farewell to the Detroit Opera from her three-year stint as associate artistic director. In a relationship dating back to the early … »
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Chicago Symphony Gets $10M
The TAWANI Foundation has announced a multiyear, $10 million gift to the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. The gift, which includes a $5 million challenge grant, will support SEMPRE ALWAYS: The Campaign for the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, the … »
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A Riveting Bluebeard Highlights MET Orchestra Concerts
The Metropolitan Opera made partial amends for the absence from its stage this season of two outstanding female singers previously active there, soprano Lisette Oropesa and mezzo-soprano Elina Garanca. The two were featured in two Carnegie Hall … »
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