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From Boston to the Balkans, the Classical Music Industry Shows Its Support
Classical musicians around the world are using their talents to show their solidarity with Ukrainian. “Music is what some of us can give,” Marta Krechkovsky, a Ukrainian violinist who in the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, tells the … »
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LA Opera, Hamburg Ballet Join Forces for St. Matthew Passion
LOS ANGELES – Though the inexhaustibly gifted Johann Sebastian Bach never wrote an opera, his mighty St. Matthew Passion comes close enough to tempt an opera company to try it on for size. So LA Opera rolled the dice Saturday night (Mar. … »
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SLSO's Powell Hall to Get $100M Upgrade, Expansion
The St. Louis Symphony Orchestra has announced an ambitious plan to renovate and expand Powell Hall. Originally built in 1925 as the St. Louis Theater, a movie palace and vaudeville playhouse, the venue became the symphony’s permanent home … »
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Trinity Church Fires Its Music Director
Yesterday, it was reported that Trinity Wall Street Church Music Director Julian Wachner had been placed on leave as of March 1 , pending investigation into abuse claims against him by a former Juilliard employee. By the end of the day of those … »
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Long Beach Opera Cancels Stimmung; Three Employees Quit
Citing problems with “internal communications, work environment, and issues related to equity and diversity,” three key, part-time Long Beach Opera employees have resigned. One of them is Alexander Gedeon, director of Stimmung , by … »
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Juilliard Prez Gets Vote of No Confidence but Keeps His Job
In an internal evaluation of Juilliard President Damian Woetzel, 43 out of 49 faculty and staff members responded with negative comments. Key criticisms were that Woetzel, a former dancer appointed president in 2017, focused on performance … »
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'Artists at the (City) Center': Tiler Peck
New York City Ballet principal Tiler Peck curated a medley of dances, featuring her own chops and tastes, at New York City Center (March 4-6). During the final performance, the distinctive smell of marijuana wafted through the sold-out house. … »
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Lise Davidsen: 'A Voice That Seems to Be Miraculous'
The Norwegian singer Lise Davidsen’s rise in the musical universe is best drawn as a straight vertical line. With only 15 years’ experience as an opera singer, the 35-year-old soprano, says Peter Gelb, the Metropolitan Opera’s … »
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Salonen, San Francisco, Stravinsky: A Moment to Remember
SAN FRANCISCO--The evening opened with a dream and ended with fireworks. With Stravinsky as the main attraction, the San Francisco Symphony spun out a spectrum of gratifying musical amplitude on March 11 at Davies Hall. If the large and … »
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Rodelinda Returns to the Met, Resplendent of Voice
Putting on Handel in a house as big as the Metropolitan Opera is daunting. For musicians, there’s the challenge of projecting the intimate sound world of the baroque to the last row of a 4,000-seat auditorium. For directors, it’s the … »
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