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Denyce Graves as Dawson at the WNO
One of the pleasures flowing from the classical music world’s long overdue attention to Black artists is the frequent discovery of extraordinary individuals whose achievements have hitherto gone unrecognized. Mary Lucinda Cardwell Dawson, … »
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Contests & Awards
Yet Another Oscar Nod for John Williams
John Williams, at 90 the world’s most feted living composer, just received his 53 rd Academy Award nomination for Best Original Score, for Steven Spielberg’s The Fabelmans. This makes Williams not only the most nominated composer in … »
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Philly Pops Evicted
As threatened by its landlord , the Philly Pops has been officially evicted from the Kimmel Center. All upcoming concerts are marked as “cancelled” on the Kimmel Center website, including the Feb. 17-19 program “Get Up, Stand … »
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Cleveland O Blends Two Viennese Schools at Carnegie Hall
Alban Berg as Franz Schubert's musical grandson? That idea of a kinship between two Viennese composers who lived a century apart—proposed in a program note by Cleveland Orchestra Music Director Franz Welser-Möst—began to make … »
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Met Opera to Mount Second Ukraine Tribute
The Metropolitan Opera will mark the first anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine with a concert to remember victims of the war. This is the company's second concert honoring Ukraine. Met music director Yannick … »
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Focus Amiss at Dallas Symphony
A Jan. 19 concert by the Dallas Symphony Orchestra, with violinist Pinchas Zukerman as both conductor and soloist, left critic Scott Cantrell feeling that the ensemble “lacked its usual focus and cohesiveness.” Zukerman is well-known … »
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Famed Designer Preps a New Tristan; Notes Perilous Times for Opera
Although Charles Edwards [pictured] has been designing operas for major companies throughout the U.K., Europe, and the U.S. for decades, he has yet to tackle Wagner’s Tristan und Isolde , a work that first captured his imagination when he … »
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Philly Pops Faced with Eviction
A few weeks ago, the Philly Pops mounted a gung-ho “Save the Pops” campaign , in response to threatened closure from overwhelming debt . One of its largest debtors was, and remains, its landlord, the Kimmel Center, to which it owes … »
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San Antonio Lost Its Orchestra. Now It Has Two.
For well over two decades San Antonio struggled to support its symphony orchestra, which survived suspended seasons and labor struggles before finally declaring bankruptcy in June of 2022 after 83 years of existence. Now the city is … »
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New Music Directors and an Early Renewal
American conductor Matthew Kraemer is to succeed Carlos Miguel Prieto as music director of the Louisiana Philharmonic. Prieto, in the job 17 years, becomes music director of the North Carolina Symphony as of 2023-24, after initially being hired … »
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