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Yuval Sharon Lauded on '2022 TIME100 Next' List

Time magazine has named director Yuval Sharon to its “2022 TIME100 Next” list, which it defines as “100 emerging leaders who are shaping the future of business, entertainment, sports, politics, health, science and … »
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Interview Catches Muti in a Post-concert Mood

Following a concert with the Vienna Philharmonic in Salzburg’s Grosses Festspielhaus last month, the 81-year-old maestro Riccardo Muti sat for an interview with Die Zeit . Reminded that he has expressed frustration that “a performance … »
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San Antonio Phil Purchases Assets of Its Predecessor, Including Library

The newly formed San Antonio Philharmonic has purchased the assets of the defunct San Antonio Symphony with unspecified financial resources made available by David Wood and Colette Holt, and by the American Federation of Musicians Local 23. … »
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Denyce Graves Launches 'Shared Voices'

With support from the Ford Foundation, the Denyce Graves Foundation has launched “Shared Voices,” a partnership designed to offer opportunities for young singers from diverse backgrounds. In describing the initiative, the … »
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Reviews
Robert Carsen's Monochrome Aida Bows at ROH

LONDON—When it comes to the Royal Opera’s Verdi, gray is the new Technicolor. The rot set in nine years ago with a Nabucco of the utmost dreariness, a gloom surpassed in 2016 by its most recent Il trovatore . However, with this new … »
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Anti-vaxxer Musicians Sue Naples Phil

Three former Naples Philharmonic musicians have sued Artis—Naples, the ensemble’s parent organization, to contest their dismissal on June 30, 2022, for refusing to receive COVID-19 vaccinations. The plaintiffs are: 17-year veteran … »
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Backwards Bohème in Boston Wows Local Critic

Puccini’s La bohème , a staple of the opera world for more than a century, begins with a budding romance and concludes with a tragic death. What would happen, wondered the iconoclastic director Yuval Sharon, if the story was told in … »
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Chicago Symphony O Hires Players

As orchestras continue to fill their ranks post-pandemic (knock on wood), the Chicago Symphony Orchestra has announced the appointments of Daniel Carson and Beatrice Chen as the newest members of the bass and viola sections. Carson, principal … »
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Cleveland O Is Gifted the Mahler Resurrection Autograph

Gustav Mahler’s autograph score of his Symphony No. 2, Resurrection , now belongs to the Cleveland Orchestra, a gift from Herbert G. Kloiber, an Austrian media tycoon and orchestra trustee. “The manuscript,” exclaimed … »
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One Woman's Revenge Launches the Metropolitan Opera Season

NEW YORK (AP) — The first time Sondra Radvanovsky opened the Metropolitan Opera season, she played a mother who contemplates murdering her two young sons as revenge against her faithless lover. Five year later she’s back in a role … »
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