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Guerrilla theater: Current events make Lyric Opera of Chicago’s “Bel Canto” a timely premiere – Dec 06, 2015
It is a young composer’s first opera, a playwright’s first libretto, and […]
Adams’ Pulitzer Prize-winning work offers timely environmental music for Miami – Dec 03, 2015
John Luther Adams isn’t the first composer to set the sounds of […]
Chicago Symphony’s new bicoastal composers find common musical ground – Nov 19, 2015
Elizabeth Ogonek and Samuel Adams, the Chicago Symphony’s new composers-in-residence, seem deceptively […]
Over a tumultuous 75 years, Florida Grand Opera has seen its share of highs and lows – Nov 12, 2015
On February 15, 1965, a young Italian tenor made his American opera […]
Lyric Opera team anticipates a joyous opening with new production of “Figaro” – Sep 24, 2015
Barbara Gaines’ first venture into directing opera was Verdi’s Macbeth, which opened […]
Santa Fe company commissions an iOpera: Should there be an app for that? – Aug 07, 2015
Santa Fe Opera celebrates its 60th anniversary in 2016, when the season […]
Europe-bound, James Conlon departs Ravinia after 11 years with no regrets – Jul 21, 2015
James Conlon certainly fits the profile of the jet-setting modern maestro. Music […]
Michael Rossi creates opportunities for young musicians with Miami Summer Music Festival – Jul 02, 2015
Michael Rossi is no stranger to the music business. The sole musician […]
Requiem for a great friend who also happened to be a great composer – Mar 30, 2015
When I moved from Chicago to take up a new job as […]
Diaz and Spano bring Higdon’s new Viola Concerto to Miami – Mar 11, 2015
The lowest form of humor may be the pun. But for classical […]
