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Bartoli Triumphs as Overstuffed Macbeth Falters in Salzburg
SALZBURG, Austria—The Salzburg Festival offers events in such profusion that each day can seem like a mini-festival in itself. With 179 performances (plus 34 more in its youth program) over 43 days, each day of the 2023 festival—the … »
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BMP's New Season: The Bleeding Edge of Contemporary Performance
Beth Morrison Projects has announced its 18th season, and it’s a doozy. For its latest offering, the New York-based producing company is taking its trademark cutting-edge opera and music-theatre to the wider U.S. and overseas in a notable … »
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Mariinsky to Bring Its Vast Ring to Shanghai
Last week, the Shanghai Grand Theater announced a timely return to presenting international events in 2023-24. The coming season marks the performing arts center’s 25 th anniversary, with 58 different productions and a total of 480 … »
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Major Labels Sue Nonprofit Internet Archive
Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment, and other record labels have sued the nonprofit Internet Archive for copyright infringement over its streaming collection of digitized music from vintage records. The labels' lawsuit filed in a … »
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Colburn Provost Dies at 56
Adrian Daly, provost of the Colburn School in Los Angeles since 2015, died suddenly of a heart attack while traveling in Europe. He was 56 years old. “The Colburn community is heartbroken,” noted the school on a Facebook posting. … »
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Bay Area International Piano Fest Returns Friday
On Aug. 18 the San Francisco International Piano Festival launches a two-week series of solo recitals at a variety of venues in the area. Pianist Jeffrey LaDeur conceived the idea of a festival in 2017. “It seemed strange to me that there … »
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Renata Scotto Dies at 89
NEW YORK (AP)—Renata Scotto, a soprano of uncommon intensity who became a successful director after her singing career, died Wednesday in her hometown of Savona, Italy. She was 89. Scotto’s New York-based manager, Robert Lombardo, … »
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Regie Rules on Europe's Summer Stages
SALZBURG, Austria—The opera world is split in two: European regietheater productions reinvent works in ways composers never imagined, while traditional stagings favored in the U.S. and parts of Italy are condemned by some cognoscenti as … »
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Opera Philadelphia Cuts Budget: Prez/GD Will Leave
The financial realities of post-pandemic life have caught up with Opera Philadelphia. Straitened circumstances are necessitating a 20 percent budget cut, from $13.3mn to $11mn (from a high of $18mn in 2018); the elimination of six staff … »
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Exec Shifts at Ulster O as Music Director Prepares to Exit
Rising Italian conductor Daniele Rustioni, 40, is to exit his recent post of music director of the Ulster Orchestra at the end of the coming season, opening September 22 with works by Dukas, Prokofiev, Borodin and Ravel. Rustioni, who has guest … »
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