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Letters: The Biggest Losers from Our Silent Stages
To the Editor: I wanted to share an observation which hit me while watching your recent Brian Prechtl One to One interview. His comments (12:15 - 12:45) celebrating donor participation during the pandemic, and the robust fiscal health of the … »
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Berlin Phil Performs Live for 1,000 as a Test Case
The Coronavirus is surging again in Germany, with a reported 15,000 new cases in the last several days. The Berlin Philharmonic was nonetheless permitted to perform Saturday night a “test” concert before about 1,000 visitors—40 … »
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Park Avenue Armory Re-opening Postponed After Positive Covid Tests
So much for reopening indoor venues to audiences. The Park Avenue Armory, with its vast 55,000-square-foot Wade Thompson Drill, was to have opened on Wednesday March 24 for a seven-day, socially distanced, public premiere of the Bill T. … »
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Tanglewood to Open to Live Audiences
Tanglewood will open for the first time in 18 months, with live performances planned to run July 9 to August 6—50 percent of the usual season. Programming details are due to be announced on April 8; performances will be limited to 80 … »
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Ojai Fest Moves to September, Live
The Ojai Music Festival has announced plans for its 75 th live edition, moved from its usual June to September 16 to 19 in hopes that the pandemic will be under control by that time. John Adams, curator and conductor for the 2021 Festival … »
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Remembering James Levine
I attended not his first but his second appearance at the Metropolitan Opera, on June 12, 1971, the debut of a 27-year-old conductor in Tosca that quickly attracted a buzz. It was a Saturday night during one of the seasons in June … »
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Roster Changes: Colbert Artists, Opus 3, HarrisonParrott
British conductor Stefan Asbury has joined the roster of Colbert Artists for North American representation. A recent podium guest for the Boston Symphony’s BSO Now series, Asbury has guest conducted widely and has been on the Tanglewood … »
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LA Opera's New 'Signature' Recital Series
In April the Los Angeles Opera is introducing a new Signature Recital Series of intimate online performances by five world-class singers. The full-length recitals, filmed in concert venues across the U.S. and in Europe, can be viewed on demand … »
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Met Musicians Agree to Return to Negotiations
Somebody in the Metropolitan Opera stalemate with its unions has finally blinked. First it was management, when, in December, it offered union members up to $1,543 a week if they would just come back to the negotiating table. (The company has … »
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Contests & Awards
Leeds Competition Holds First Round, Remotely, in 16 Cities
The 2021 Leeds International Piano Competition has expanded the number of cities hosting the first round of the competition, March 28 to April 8, from five to 16, thereby reducing travel amid the pandemic. Only two of the 62 competitors from 28 … »
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