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LA Opera's Barber Offers a Welcome Escape from Troubled Times
LOS ANGELES—New to this company’s stage (by way of Lyric Opera of Chicago), Rossini’s The Barber Of Seville has arrived at just the right time. With turmoil in Israel, Gaza, Ukraine, and the U.S. House of Representatives, we … »
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SF Mayor Proclaims 'MTT Way'
The lasting impact of Michael Tilson Thomas on the city of San Francisco will be publicly displayed with the designation of “MTT Way” to one of the four streets surrounding Davies Symphony Hall-- the block of Grove Street between … »
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New Artistic Leaders in Vienna and Houston
Alessandra Ferri will become the new director of the Vienna State Ballet in September of 2025, succeeding Martin Schläpfer, in the position since the 2020/21 season. A Milanese native, the 60-year-old Ferri was principal dancer at the Royal … »
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Opera America Rolls Out Discount Ticket Plan for Its Member Companies
OPERA AMERICA wants to make it easier for opera fans who like to travel to attend performance throughout the U.S. and Canada. With Opera Passport, subscribers or donors to any one of 85 companies and individual members of OPERA America can … »
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COT Music Director Will Exit
Lidiya Yankovskaya will exit as music director of the Chicago Opera Theater. Her last engagement will be in December, conducting Shostakovich’s The Nose in a new staging by Francesca Zambello. She leaves at the conclusion of her contract, … »
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Under-rehearsed Un Ballo Saved by Some Strong Role Debuts
Absent since 2015, Verdi’s Un Ballo in Maschera returned to the Metropolitan Opera Friday night in an uneven revival that could have done with a few more rehearsals. The orchestra and especially the chorus had trouble keeping together under … »
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BSO and Gewandhaus O to Launch Shostakovich Fest
Capitalizing on their shared music director, the Boston Symphony Orchestra and the Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra will together mount a festival honoring the 50 th anniversary of Shostakovich’s death in Leipzig, May 15-June 1, 2025. Andris … »
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Fazil Say Dropped from CBSO Tour
ISTANBUL (AFP)—Turkish composer and pianist Fazil Say has said his concerts planned this week in Switzerland were cancelled by organizers over his social media posts criticizing Israeli policies in Gaza. Say was due to perform with the City … »
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On Tour, Ukrainian O Draws Support & Visibility for the Cause
While the Ukrainian military’s fight against Russian invaders is drawing intense international attention, the country’s musicians are waging a lower profile but nonetheless important battle to strengthen support for their nation. The … »
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Grand Finales for the Emerson Quartet, on Stage and CD
After 47 years and thousands of concerts worldwide, playing nearly 300 compositions and recording most of them, the Emerson String Quartet has called it quits. Actually, they called it quits twice. Most immediately with the second of two … »
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