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Music Critics Start to Eye Maestro
Far more classical music lovers will see Bradley Cooper’s Maestro once its available on Netflix in late December than during its current limited release in movie theaters. Those seeking a “soup to nuts” chronicle of the protean … »
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Dido's Ghost, a Spooky Sequel to Purcell's Original
SAN FRANCISCO—It’s all about Dido at the end of Henry Purcell’s Dido and Aeneas , the Carthaginian queen’s grief expressed in her death-scene lament that implores us to “Remember me, but ah! Forget my fate.” … »
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New Execs in NY, Oregon, Germany
Kristen Linfante , executive director and artistic director for Chamber Music Pittsburgh, is to assume the former post with the Knights as of next month. She’ll be working with the group’s founding Artistic Directors Colin and Eric … »
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The Nose as COT Music Director's Last Hurrah
As music director of the Chicago Opera Theater for the past six years, Lidiya Yankovskaya has brought well-earned attention to the company with her commitment to presenting compelling interpretations of a varied repertoire. Under her leadership, … »
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The ENO's Move to Manchester: Solution or Just More Problems?
The announcement that English National Opera will decamp for Manchester, as per the heavy-handed directive from Arts Council England (ACE), “raises far more questions than it answers,” writes senior Telegraph critic Nicholas Kenyon. … »
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New D.C. Choral Group Focuses on Diversity of Repertoire and Membership
On Dec. 3 a new chorus made a promising debut in Washington, D.C. The Washington Douglass Chorale, a 47-member semiprofessional ensemble, is the creation of former Choral Arts Society of Washington Director Scott Tucker and Music Director Nolan … »
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The Callas Box: An Expert Assessment. [Part II of II]
Following continues Peter Clark’s review of La Divina: Maria Callas in All Her Roles, a 135-disc collection of all of her commercial recordings and many of her live performances. Part I was posted yesterday. Verdi's La Traviata , one of her … »
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ENO to Put Down Roots in Manchester
A year after being told to relocate if it hoped for continued funding from Arts Council England, English National Opera has announced plans to establish its new headquarters in Manchester. Other cities that had been under consideration were … »
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Donor Accuses Bob Cole Conservatory of 'Elder Abuse,' Et al.
Regena Cole, whose 2008 gift of $16.4 million to California State University-Long Beach (CSULB) was the largest in the institution’s history and prompted renaming the music department the Bob Cole Conservatory of Music in honor of her late … »
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Welsh National Opera Taps Interim GD
The Welsh National Opera has tapped Christopher Barron to be interim general director in early January 2024. He follows Aidan Lang, who is retiring at the end of this year after four years in the position. Barron has considerable high-level … »
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