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Chiara Muti Stages Così with Dad in the Pit
NAPLES, Italy—Riccardo Muti has generally steered clear of staged opera in recent years, preferring to showcase his Verdi in concert, a format perfected in Chicago and last summer in Florence and Ravenna, Italy, with Macbeth . But that … »
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Music Directors Coming and Going
Violinist/conductor Nikolaj Znaider further solidifies his podium credentials with news that he is to be the next music director of the Orchester National de Lyon (ONL), succeeding Leonard Slatkin, who left in 2017. Coincidentally, the news … »
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Sotheby's/Rostropovich Offspring Gross $5.3M from Sale of Parents' Treasures
The Nov. 28 auction of items from the private collection of Mstislav Rostropovich and Galina Vishnevskaya has produced a bonanza for the couple’s two daughters, Olga and Elena Rostropovich. Sotheby’s London auction house reported … »
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Amahl, for and by the Homeless
For three nights in early December, the Holy Apostles Soup Kitchen, located on 9 th Avenue in Manhattan’s Chelsea neighborhood, will host Gian Carlo Menotti's Amahl and the Night Visitors . First produced for television in 1951, the … »
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Principal Oboe Leaves LA Phil & Colburn
About one year ago, news arrived that Ramón Ortega, then principal oboe of Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra under its Principal Conductor Mariss Jansons, would be moving to the same position with the Los Angeles Philharmonic, starting in … »
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Met Assistant GM Headed (Back) to Wales
The Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama (RWCMD) has tapped John Fisher, assistant general manager for music administration at the Metropolitan Opera, to be the first artistic director of its new David Seligman Opera School. Fisher, says … »
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Songs Involuntarily Played by Auschwitz Prisoners Found
DETROIT — Patricia Hall went to the Auschwitz-Birkenau Museum in 2016 hoping to learn more about the music performed by prisoners in World War II death camps. The University of Michigan music theory professor heard there were manuscripts, … »
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Hartford Symphony Gets $1M
Things are looking up for the Hartford (CT) Symphony Orchestra, which three years ago faced near extinction until the musicians accepted a substantial pay cut . The orchestra also appointed its own executive director in Stephen Collins , giving … »
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Track Star Headed for an Opera Career
Eldon Warner, a senior at the University of South Dakota, possesses an unusual combination of talents. A conference champion cross-country runner and potential sub-4:00 miler, he is also a serious opera singer who hopes to pursue a career in … »
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Rare Hindemith Opera Gets Fringe Treatment
CHICAGO – If the big operas of Paul Hindemith, including Cardillac (1926) and Mathis der Maler (1935), have largely been ignored by major opera companies in recent decades, the relatively modest demands of the German composer’s … »
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