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Turandot Returns to the Met and Yannick Is the Star
With its 99 choristers, 75 supernumeraries and enough bling to sink the Titanic, Franco Zeffirelli’s ultra-lavish production of Turandot is rightly considered a trinket in the Metropolitan Opera’s treasure chest, having held its place … »
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Joshua Bell Ties the Knot
Soprano Larisa Martínez and violinist Joshua Bell were married October 5th at their home in Westchester County, NY. New York Times columnist David Brooks presided. Born in Puerto Rico, Martinez is a onetime Metropolitan Opera … »
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In Baltimore, Putting Humpty Back Together Again
The relief accompanying the recent announcement of a one-year collective bargaining agreement between the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra (BSO) and its players may prove short-lived if the organization cannot address a structural deficit that has … »
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Off Again, On Again, Domingo Awarded Mexico's Batuta Prize
Plácido Domingo received Mexico's first annual Batuta prize in classical music on Saturday, although he was not in attendance at the ceremony in Mexico City. Domingo was chosen in May to receive the first edition of the prize. … »
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Tenor Marcello Giordani Dies at 56
Tenor Marcello Giordani, renowned for a voice of beauty and heft that made him a star at the world's top opera houses, died Saturday. He was 56. Giordani had a heart attack following lunch at his home in Monte Tauro, a suburb of Augusta in … »
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ENO's New Orfeo Is Heaven on the Ear, Hell on the Eye
LONDON—Gluck’s most famous opera should be a gift to any creative team but—in the U.K. at least—it’s surprising how rarely it has worked in recent years. Orfeo ed Eurydice has a singing cast of three and an ocean of … »
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Music Academy of the West Names Artistic Overseer
The Music Academy of the West (MAW) has appointed Jamie Broumas to the newly created position of chief artistic officer. Currently director of classical and new music programs at the Kennedy Center, she will assume her new job in January. Founded … »
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At Sing Sing: Paying Homage to Those Who Wait
As the train pulls into Ossining, in Westchester, NY, I catch the glimmer of the barbed wire surrounding Sing Sing Prison through the window. It’s an eerie welcome; the proximity successfully magnifies the impact of The Wait Room , San … »
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Five New Artist Signings
Columbia Artists has announced three additions to its roster. Elena Schwarz [pictured], Musical America’s August 2019 New Artist of the Month , has signed for North American representation. The Swiss-Australian conductor was recently the … »
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Grigolo Triumphs at La Scala
Apparently Italian audiences love tenor Vittorio Grigolo, no matter what. A self-confessed (to Vogue ) “sex addict” and happy to say so, he is currently under investigation by the Royal Opera House for an onstage female groping … »
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