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Dudamel Joins an August Group of Stars on the Walk of Fame
Yet another accolade has been bestowed upon Gustavo Dudamel, this time by the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce. He is to receive the 2,654 th star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Dudamelis not alone among classical musicians to have been so … »
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Joplin's Treemonisha Is Getting a Remake
A coalition of arts institutions in the U.K., the U.S., and Canada have come together to reimagine Scott Joplin’s 1911 opera Treemonisha . The work, for which only piano and vocal scores exist, did not reach the stage until 1972 in Atlanta. … »
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Primo Artists Signs Rising Conductor
Conductor Gemma New has taken another step toward a major career, having signed with Primo Artists, management home to Itzhak Perlman, Joshua Bell, and Nicola Benedetti, as well as a handful of others. The 32-year-old New Zealander … »
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Countdown Begins for Shed Opening
New York City will add a flashy new arts facility to its cultural landscape when The Shed opens on April 5. Designed by the creative team of Diller Scofidio + Renfro and Rockwell Group and sited on the Hudson Yards development on … »
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Coming Soon, Live (from the Dead): Glenn Gould and Amy Winehouse
A hologram musical performance may well be on the way to a concert hall near you. A few months ago a virtual likeness of Roy Orbison, dead since 1988, appeared in several North American venues to decidedly mixed reviews. Diva Maria Callas is also … »
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4.48 Psychosis As Harrowing Night at the Opera
Sarah Kane was one of the brightest of comets, a blazing talent who set the British theatrical firmament ablaze with five extraordinary and visceral plays written between 1995 and 1999. Though her debut, the scabrous and uncompromising Blasted , … »
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Bachtrack's 2018 Classical Musical Stats
According to London-based website Bachtrack ’s annual survey, the year 2018 saw nearly 20,000 concerts performed; 9,713 operas; and 3,297 dance performances. It’s not clear how far the numbers go beyond Europe and/or North America, … »
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Chopin in the Himalayas. Publicity Stunt with Benefits.
Pianist Evelina De Lain recently performed on a grand piano close to the top of the world. Playing 16,400 feet above sea level in the Singela Pass in the Himalayas, she withstood the cold and winds to perform the Concert in the Clouds, a … »
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New West Symphony Names Lehninger's Successor
American conductor Michael Christie has been announced as the new music director of the New West Symphony, resident company of the Thousand Oaks (CA) Civic Arts Plaza. He was one of four finalists to succeed Marcello Lehninger, who left last year … »
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Prototype Coming Attractions: 4.48 Psychosis
NEW YORK (AP) — Depression, rage, suicide: These are the dark ingredients of the last play written by Sarah Kane before she killed herself at age 28. Now an operatic version, as dazzling as it is disturbing, is having its U.S. premiere. … »
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