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In Bayreuth, the Old Guard Clashes with Augmented Reality
When Parsifal opens the Bayreuth Festival this evening, over 80 percent of the audience will be unable to take advantage of the new production’s most compelling feature—the augmented reality used to introduce, in the words of its … »
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Music Behind Bars (of Steel)
While classical music and prisons might seem an unlikely amalgam, for violinist Holly Mulcahy, music provides a means “to cope with challenges and develop the capability to experience change for good.” The goal of Arts Capacity, a … »
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Teatro Nuovo: Rising Artists Revive Bel Canto in NYC
Bel canto opera has fallen well out of the mainstream of New York’s operatic life. In times gone by, the Met and New York City Opera would regularly mount works by Bellini, Donizetti, and Rossini for stars like Beverly Sills and Joan … »
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La Jolla Symphony & Chorus Names Music Director
American conductor Sameer Patel is to be the new music director and orchestra conductor of the La Jolla Symphony & Chorus in San Diego, effective next season. He succeeds Steven Schick, who exited last year, and works “alongside” … »
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Philly O Cancels Another Tour
The Philadelphia Orchestra appears to be having trouble getting out of town. On July 20 the orchestra announced the cancellation of a four-concert tour in California scheduled for next March. In October 2022 a three-week tour of China scheduled … »
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Lost on the Podium at Verbier
Swiss newspaper Le Temps reports orchestra musicians at the Verbier Festival expressing their dissatisfaction with Plácido Domingo’s conducting prowess. Comments from the rehearsal of Tchaikovsky’s Symphony No. 5, programmed … »
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West Edge Mounts World's First Mariachi Opera
Cruzar la Cara de la Luna ( To Cross the Face of the Moon ), billed as the world’s first mariachi opera, made its Bay Area debut yesterday in Oakland in Karina Gutiérrez’s bi-lingual production by the West Edge Opera. Written … »
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Tony Bennett, Stylist for Every Generation, Dies at 96
NEW YORK (AP)—Tony Bennett, the eminent and timeless stylist whose devotion to classic American songs and knack for creating new standards such as “I Left My Heart In San Francisco” graced a decades-long career that brought him … »
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At the Proms: Masterful Rachmaninoff Outranks Ho-hum Mahler
LONDON—It may be a typically gray British summer, but at least the BBC Proms are shining brightly. And if anyone needs convincing that classical music can still draw a crowd, they need look no further than this July 18 Prom at … »
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New Haven Symphony Taps Music Director
American conductor Perry So is to be the next music director of the New Haven (CT) Symphony Orchestra (NHSO) as of 2024-25. He succeeds Alasdaire Neale, who steps down next May after five years in the job to return to Europe. Perry So is c … »
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