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Salzburg Fest Trumpets Its Programming Choices, Audience Numbers in 2022
Attendance at the 2022 Salzburg Festival would have been record-setting but for four program cancellations for public health reasons. With 96 percent of all seats occupied and a revenue jump of 16 percent over the previous year, only the last … »
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Netrebko in Cologne: Not Everyone Was Happy to See Her
Anna the opera star is back onstage in certain cities—Verona, Paris, Vienna, and Cologne among them--but not without protest in the streets. Having supported Putin’s 2012 presidential election and made no effort to distance herself … »
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Hélène Grimaud Goes Shopping (for a New Hamburg Steinway)
During the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra’s current nine-city European tour, French pianist Hélène Grimaud joined the ensemble to perform music by Ravel at a concert in Hamburg’s famous Elbphilharmonie. The following day … »
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Barenboim, Ill, Withdraws from Staatsoper's New Ring, Opening Oct. 2
One of the major events of the international opera season has undergone a significant disruption, with Daniel Barenboim, now 79, having to pull out from the Berlin Staatsoper Unter den Linden’s new Ring for health reasons. He has been … »
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Big Name Concert Series in Small, Historic Town
Pianist Gabriela Montero follows her own creative muse, with a flourishing career as both classical virtuoso and talented improviser. Her contrapuntally rich fantasies on themes (often suggested by audience members) have been captured on her 2006 … »
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MTT at Tanglewood: Poignant Moment, Poignant Rep
On Aug. 27 Michael Tilson Thomas (MTT) conducted the penultimate concert of the summer season at Tanglewood with a performance one critic characterized as “another milestone in the institution’s rich history.” In March MTT had … »
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The Harp Is Moving On
The harp, an instrument long associated with female musicians and a standard classical repertoire, is undergoing a transformation as gender roles are redefined and new works are introduced. In a conversation for Van Magazine , Parker Ramsay … »
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1924 Yiddish Opera Bas Sheve to Get Its Modern Premiere
Bas Sheve ( Bathsheba ), one of the few pre-Holocaust Yiddish operas performed in Europe, enjoyed an unprepossessing, low budget premiere in Warsaw in May of 1924. Its composer Henech Kon provided a piano accompaniment and also sang the bass … »
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Baryshnikov Arts Center Taps New Exec Director
The Baryshnikov Arts Center (BAC) has named Sonja Kostich as its new executive director, effective in mid-October 2022 after board approval. She succeeds Cora Cahan, the organization's president and CEO from October 2019 and credited with … »
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Inon Barnatan Re-ups as Music Director of La Jolla SummerFest
Following its final performance of the season last Friday, the La Jolla Music Society SummerFest announced that it had renewed pianist Inon Barnatan’s contract as music director of the series. Barnatan first signed in … »
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