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Concertgebouworkest Performs Test Concert Live, on April 16
In classical music’s latest answer to the experimental March 27 rock concert in Barcelona , which sold (out) all 5,000 seats, Amsterdam’s Concertgebouworkest will perform in its storied hall on April 16 under the baton of Paavo … »
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Seattle's Museum of Flight as Optimal for Jonathan Dove's Opera Flight

Pandemic programming has encouraged opera companies to reinvent themselves as TV or movie producers, but few have been as ingenious or as apposite as Seattle Opera with its new film of Jonathan Dove’s Flight . Written in 1998 by British … »
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KenCen Announces 50th-anniversary Season

The Kennedy Center has announced plans for its 50 th anniversary season, scheduled to kick off in September 2021. The menu of events includes programs and performances by all the organizations that operate under the Center’s umbrella, with … »
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Acoustic Thumbs Up, San Diego Symphony's $85m Shell Awaits the Opening Bell

The San Diego Symphony’s (SDS) ambitious, $85mn year-round bayside concert venue—The Shell—is primed to open “as soon as it’s clear the time is right. It’s just a question of when, not if,” says the … »
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Signs of Musical Life, in the Hall and at the Drive-in

Among recent signs of musical life in-the-flesh is the Montreal Symphony’s return to the concert hall for the first time in six months, tonight and tomorrow night. The program, which will be streamed April 20-May 4, is 70 minutes long and … »
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New Appointments for Two Conductors of Very Different Generations

Italian conductor Daniele Gatti, despite confirmation of inappropriate sexual advances in the past both in the U.S. and abroad, is having no trouble getting work in his native country. His newest post, according to the Corriere della Sera , … »
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As We Inch Back to the Real Thing, Whither or Wither Streaming?

If there is a silver lining to the shuttering of live classical music it is the explosion of streaming. Over the past year, concerts and artists otherwise inaccessible to many could be enjoyed in the comfort of one’s home, often for no or … »
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Most California Entertainment Venues Can Reopen as of 4/15

SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — Sports, theater and music fans will be able to take their seats again in California as the state’s coronavirus cases plummet and vaccinations jump. After a year-long ban on most indoor seating, the state … »
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Want a Good Seat at the Kimmel? It'll Cost 'Ya.

Depending upon your point of view, the newly announced decision to tack a $1,000 donation on top of subscription fees for nearly 450 of the choicest seats for The Kimmel Center’s Broadway series is either a long-planned strategy to enhance … »
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Geffen Hall to Reopen by Fall 2022; NY Phil Plans a Full 2021-22 Season

As Lincoln Center prepares for the launch of Restart Stages on April 7, today it jointly announces with the New York Philharmonic the updated schedule for the David Geffen Hall renovation . There is much good news, including plans to reopen … »
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