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Nico Muhly to go back to the future with Met premiere of “Marnie” – Oct 20, 2018
Opera has a long, honorable tradition of using stories inspired by […]
Yes, celebrate Leonard Bernstein’s 100th birthday. But what about other, better American composers? – Jul 12, 2018
If you’ve been living in an adjacent galaxy for the past […]
From Gluck to Glass, Anthony Roth Costanzo is broadening opera’s reach – Mar 17, 2018
“I hang out with people who go to galleries, who are […]
Chicago Symphony’s low brass rise to top billing with Higdon concerto premiere – Feb 01, 2018
At a rehearsal room at Symphony Center members of the Chicago Symphony […]
Top Ten Recordings of 2017 – Dec 26, 2017
1. Alessandro Stradella: Lagrime e Sospiri. Chantal Santon Jeffery, Galilei Consort, […]
After the deluge: How Houston Grand Opera converted a convention center into an opera house – Oct 19, 2017
A few steps from the platform where her production of Verdi’s […]
Chicago Symphony’s MusicNOW series to mark 20th anniversary with a retrospective – Sep 30, 2017
MusicNOW–the Chicago Symphony Orchestra’s contemporary chamber series, which opens its 20th […]
Lost concerto’s revival marks the end of a long quest for Houston Symphony cellist – Apr 12, 2017
In January 1935, cellist Gregor Piatigorsky and Arturo Toscanini offered the […]
With birthday bash on tap, Philip Glass talks about reaching 80 years and 11 symphonies – Jan 30, 2017
For Philip Glass, the birthday present came early. Wednesday morning, Carnegie […]
Marking 15 years, Welser-Möst is in a good place with Cleveland Orchestra – Jan 25, 2017
When Franz Welser-Möst was announced as music director of the Cleveland […]
