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New Contract OKed by SFSymphony Musicians
As the Philadelphia Orchestra players tough it out, loudly rejecting management’s new contract offers but—so far—playing on amid the grumbling, the musicians of the San Francisco Symphony have come to terms with their bosses. … »
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The Baltimore Symphony Hits ''Refresh''
BALTIMORE—The upbeat vibes surrounding the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra’s new music director, Jonathon Heyward, were reinforced in an engaging America-centric program that launched the season’s first subscription concerts. … »
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Philly O Players Reject 2nd Offer; File NLRB Complaint
On Friday, Sept. 29, the Philadelphia Musicians’ Union Local 77 filed a complaint with the National Labor Relations Board accusing POKC (Philadelphia Orchestra Kimmel Center Inc.) of unfair labor practices. “The union filed these … »
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Haymarket Opera Unwraps a Baroque Jewel Where Women Shine
CHICAGO—After more than a decade attending Haymarket Opera Company’s seasons of Baroque opera, I’ve finally figured out why the ensemble’s productions are so delightful. The idea struck me after Friday night’s … »
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New Artist of the Month: Conductor Stephanie Childress
The good fairies generously allotted the skills required to succeed as a conductor to Stephanie Childress . Or so it occurred to me while recently seeing this 24-year-old phenomenon in action leading a spirited, remarkably poised account of … »
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Thielemann: Right for the Berlin of Olden Days
Upon first blush, the appointment of Christian Thielemann to succeed Daniel Barenboim as music director at the Staatsoper Unter den Linden beginning with the 2024-25 season seemed a good fit. One of the great interpreters of Wagner, Bruckner, and … »
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Dead Man Walking: A Poignant Struggle Toward Grace
Early in the opera Dead Man Walking , based on Sister Helen Prejean’s memoir of counseling death-row inmates, the protagonist’s car gets stopped for speeding. Sister Helen is racing to cover the 150 miles between her New Orleans … »
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LA Master Chorale Taps New Prez and CEO
Scott Altman, current president and CEO of the Cincinnati Ballet, onetime opera singer and opera company executive, is to be the new president and CEO of the Los Angeles Master Chorale as of January 2. He succeeds Jean Davidson, who exited in … »
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LA Opera Opens the Season with a Gentle Don
LOS ANGELES—Mozart’s Don Giovanni owes a lot of its durability to its ambiguity. Everyone has a different take on it. Just the description of it as a dramma giocoso invites a vast interpretive range. Take, for instance, the startling … »
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50 Stories to Celebrate an Iconic 50th Anniversary
On the heels of a $100 million renovation to fix a host of problems that had long plagued the iconic venue, the Sydney Opera House is celebrating its 50 th anniversary with a range of special offerings. Among them is the publication of … »
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