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Juilliard Quartet Names Its New Violist
Molly Carr is to succeed the late Roger Tapping as the violist of the Juilliard String Quartet, now in its 75 th -anniversary season. Carr, a much-acclaimed free-lancer who performs and records regularly with Anna Petrova as the Carr-Petrova Duo, … »
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Serse as Opera Seria, Buoyed by Comic Moments
"Serse is not Handel’s only comic opera, as it has sometimes been described,” according to The New Grove Dictionary of Opera , with the implication that there are others. But it can more aptly be claimed that he wrote no truly comic … »
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RBG Auction Brings $$$ to Washington National Opera
WASHINGTON (AP) — Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s silver tea set is going to a family with a five-year-old daughter who once went as Ginsburg for Halloween. A medal Ginsburg was awarded when inducted into the National Women’s Hall … »
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Longtime Saint Louis SO Chorus Director Exits
After 27 years, Amy Kaiser has retired as director of the St. Louis Symphony Chorus. She had been a free-lance choral conductor in New York for more than a decade when Leonard Slatkin hired her in 1995. Since then, she has worked with his three … »
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Contests & Awards
Well-established Soprano Gets Richard Tucker
Soprano Angel Blue is the 2022 Richard Tucker Award winner, a decision made by conferral among the Foundation members rather than audition. Given to an artist “on the verge of” a major international career, the award carries a $50,000 … »
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ABT Taps Its Next Artistic Director
Susan Jaffe, for 22 years a principal dancer with the American Ballet Theater, has been named to succeed Kevin McKenzie as the company’s artistic director. Jaffe, most recently in the same post with the Pittsburgh Ballet Theater, starts at … »
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San Francisco Conservatory of Music Buys Pentatone
There appears to be no stopping the appetite for acquisition, nor the funds to facilitate it, by the San Francisco Conservatory of Music. Its latest purchase, announced today, is Pentatone music, the Netherlands-based record label and home to the … »
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Met's Firing of Netrebko May Have Been Illegal
Does the Metropolitan Opera’s decision to fire Anna Netrebko violate New York State law? Noted attorney Alan Dershowitz seems to think it does. “The law of New York and many other jurisdictions prohibits employment discrimination … »
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Xian Zhang Leads Tuneful Program at SFS Symphony
SAN FRANCISCO--Melody was in full bloom at Davies Symphony Hall on May 5, in the first of three San Francisco Symphony concerts led by guest conductor Xian Zhang. Dvorák’s Symphony No. 9 (From the New World) alone would have been … »
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Plato Karayanis, Longtime Dallas Opera GD, Dies at 93
Plato Karayanis, whose 23 years as general director of the Dallas Opera proved transformative, died on April 29 at his Santa Fe home. He was 93. Born in Pittsburgh to Greek immigrants, Karayanis studied voice at Carnegie Mellon University and … »
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