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Gstaad Menuhin Festival Director Will Exit
Christoph Müller, artistic director of Switzerland’s Gstaad Menuhin Festival & Academy since 2002, will exit following the 2025 edition of an event inaugurated by its namesake in 1957. “[After] the completion of the … »
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A First Ever Die Frau in Lyon, Brilliantly Staged
LYON, France—A stark thought occurred during the opening performance of Die Frau ohne Schatten (‘The woman without a shadow’) at the Opéra de Lyon in France. Is there another title in the repertory that makes such extreme … »
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Gilmore Anointed Makes His Carnegie Hall Debut
Long before the Gilmore Artist Award was awarded to Alexandre Kantorow last month, the French pianist had established himself as an exceptionally poetic keyboard personality, as witnessed in his October 22 Carnegie Hall debut. Absolutely … »
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No Name Pops Burst Into Kimmel
On Sat., Oct 28, pops music made a triumphant return to Philadelphia’s Kimmel Center with afternoon and evening concerts by the recently formed No Name Pops . The 52 musicians, many of refugees from the now defunct Philly Pops, combined … »
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The Making of Grounded for Its 'Out-of-Town Tryout'
WASHINGTON (AP) — Nearly 10 years after it was first imagined as an opera , Grounded is ready to take flight. With music by Jeanine Tesori and a libretto adapted by George Brant from his own play, Grounded tells the story of an F-16 fighter … »
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'A Human Requiem' Will Interleave Reality with Spirituality
In 2014 Joel Thompson, “emotionally broken” after Eric Garner died at the hands of a New York City police officer, began to compose Seven Last Words of the Unarmed . He created a table with the seven last sayings of Christ on the … »
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A Baroque Finishing School, Nonpareil
Sadly for those not in the know, because it is long sold out, Les Arts Florissants’s magical new staging of Henry Purcell’s The Fairy Queen comes to Alice Tully Hall on November 2. It represents the sole U.S. stop on an otherwise … »
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The Fairy Queen: Hip-hop Edition
Far from the Bronx, where hip-hop was born a half-century ago, the French-Algerian choreographer Mourad Merzouki [pictured] keeps collaboration—the essential spirit of hip-hop—alive. Originally created by turntable musicians, dancers … »
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Following Harassment Claims, Banff Center Board & Chair Dismissed
Ongoing turmoil at the governance level of the Banff Center for Arts and Creativity led the Alberta government’s Advanced Education Minister Rajan Sawhney to replace all of the Center’s board of directors with a single administrator. … »
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New Joby Talbot Opera to Open in Dallas
When an opera’s main character is both paralyzed and speechless, it takes considerable imagination to bring the story to life. Composer Joby Talbot [pictured] and librettist Gene Scheer are set to meet the challenge with The Diving Bell and … »
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