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Beleaguered Orchestra And New Music Director Hitch Wagon To Mahler
New England Dreaming: Small City’s Dedication Has Orchestra Thriving
Conductor Eun Sun Kim, Emerging Wagner Star, Leads Dazzling ‘Tristan’
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Spirituals Are Bountiful But Drama Is Slight In Opera On Fisk…
Canada
In Concerto ‘Fandango,’ Violin Spins Old Forms Into Bright New Dances
Orchestra’s ‘Wake Up!’ Sets Up Season Opener That’s ‘Pictures’-Perfect
As Bruckner Turns 200, Fleshing Out The Ninth With Prelude, Epilogue
Born Of A Competition, String Quartet Festival Carves Its Own Niche
Festival Performance, Listeners On Point For Mahler 7th Symphony
World
Greek Wins Conducting Competition; Japanese Hosts Merit Gold, Too
Mahler On Home Turf: 7th Symphony Heard At Site Of Czech…
Through Different Prism: Rachmaninoff, Wagner As Festival Novelties
Weinberg Opera Rarity And ‘Hamlet’ In Concert Score High At Salzburg
Spontini Opera Revival Preserves Music, Adds Screams, Tosses Story
Digital
Shedding Words, Two Ensembles Articulate Charm Of Early Music
Recording, Reassessing Saariaho Opera Whose Worth Is Still Unknown
Robeson Compendium: Like Trailblazing Artist, CD Set Is Monumental
Three Decades Later, Hamelin Revisits Depths Of The ‘Hammerklavier’
Vänskä And Minnesota Wrap Mahler Cycle With Sonically Glorious Third
Perspectives
After Opening Plaudits, Even Best New Operas Face An Unsure Future
Even Greatest Voices Can Succumb To Nerves Or Imbibing Nasty Stuff
Seeking Higher Crest, Escher String Quartet Rides Wave Of Bartók
Visionary Koussevitzky Will Be Celebrated In Tanglewood Concerts
20th-Century American Operas Receding From View On Nation’s Stages
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Corigliano Premiere Tops Summer Signal That Opera Is Back
James L. Paulk
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July 27, 2021
Versailles’ Ghosts Reconvene At Site Where Tale Began
Susan Brodie
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December 12, 2019
Lang’s ‘prisoner:’ Freedom Chained In ‘Fidelio’s’ Prism
Nancy Malitz
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June 10, 2019
Trio Of Unusual Concertos In NY Biennial Wrap-Up
Leslie Kandell
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June 14, 2016
Venezuelan Raises Hopes As Alabama Symphony Maestro
Michael Huebner
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September 22, 2015
‘Ghosts,’ ‘Ginsburg’ Given Justice As Summer Delights
Charles T. Downey
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July 22, 2015
LA Opera Conjures Corigliano’s ‘Ghosts’ And La Révolution
Richard S. Ginell
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February 13, 2015
The Worldly Wag Behind Cherubino, Rosina And Figaro!
Susan Brodie
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February 6, 2015
Corigliano ‘Lullaby’ Sets Gentle Accent On NC Music Fest
Roy C. Dicks
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July 22, 2014
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