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Nézet-Séguin on Prepping Bradley Cooper
The hands-down musical climax of Maestro is the recreation of the 1973 performance of Mahler’s Symphony No. 2 by the London Symphony Orchestra in Ely Cathedral. Although shot over a three-day period, three years of painstaking preparation … »
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Low-profile Instrument Moves to Solo Status
The San Francisco Symphony’s Nov. 24 premiere of Odisea ( Odyssey ), a new concerto for the cuatro by Venezuelan composer Gonzalo Grau, proved to be a special occasion for the San Francisco Chronicle’s chief classical music critic. It … »
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Opus 3 Adds to Its Vocal Roster in an 'Integration' with Indie Firm
Opus 3 Artists, purchased by the San Francisco of Music (SFCM) three years ago, will widen its roster of vocal artists by incorporating the 40 singers and two conductors on the roster of Magnum Opus Artists (MOA), a New Jersey-based firm … »
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New Simon Boccanegra Signals Japan's Return to the International Opera Scene
TOKYO—Right from its opening in 1997, the New National Theatre, Tokyo has specialized in lavish international productions—Franco Zeffirelli’s Aida and Wolfgang Wagner’s Lohengrin set the tone in its inaugural … »
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Ailyn Pérez Sees Her Reflection in Met's Florencia
Soprano Ailyn Pérez is no stranger to the Metropolitan Opera, but her current portrayal of Florencia Grimaldi in Daniel Catán’s Florencia en el Amazonas marks the first time this bilingual daughter of Mexican immigrants has … »
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Century-old Music School Names New CEO
The Music School of Delaware, an accredited community institution serving its home state and nearby environs, will have a new president and CEO as it enters its centennial year in 2024. He is Stephen Beaudoin, an energetic music executive on the … »
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Festival or 'Bunch of Stuff in November'?
The California Festival: A Celebration of New Music , announced with considerable fanfare last January, launched on Nov. 3 and concluded on Nov. 19. The festival, presumably a one-off affair, boasted that 100 organizations and ensembles presented … »
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Music Exec at 92nd St Y to Exit
Amy Lam is to step down as VP and executive director of Tisch Music, a robust program at Manhattan’s 92nd Street Y, at the end of the year. She exits after two years in the job , a brief tenure compared to the 21 years of her predecessor, … »
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Bayreuth Festival Plans to Cut Its Chorus by 40 Percent
In 2024 the Bayreuth Festival plans to reduce the size of its choir by 40 percent—from 134 to 80 members. The reason, according to the German Music Council, is the need “to make extensive savings in order to compensate for increased … »
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Opera Chiefs, Coming and Going
Christopher White , head of music at Deutsche Oper Berlin since 2016, is to be the next head of opera at the Royal Academy of Music, his alma mater. He starts next September, succeeding Brenda Hurley who is moving to the role of visiting … »
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