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Our Critic’s Soliloquy On A Shakespearean Opera By John Adams: ‘Meh’
Chants Of Hildegard Flower In Creepy Space (With A Furtive Mouse)
To Celebrate SF Opera’s Centenary, John Adams Turned To Shakespeare
In Pastoral Vastness, Grand Art Harmonizes With Music’s Intimacy
Brahms Goes Baroque: Style Turns Murky As Festival Wanders Afield
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In Golden Homecoming, Chopin Winner Scores Again As Keyboard Hero
Yiddish Cabaret Echoes In Fresh Form And Spirit Of String Quartet…
Orchestra Breaks Mold With Adventures Into New Worlds Of Music
Toronto Relays: Baton Passed Around As Five Directors Cross Podium
In Pursuit Of A Cycle, Confronting Gloom Of Sibelius’ 4th Symphony
World
Luisi Parlays Strauss Into Dazzling Start As NHK Symphony Chief
A Celebrated Festival Embraces Diversity. And A Star Pianist Demurs
Celebrating Beethoven, Late But Gloriously, In Norwegian Countryside
Muti’s Friendship Series Capped With Concert In Tribute To Ukrainians
Global Issues, Diverse Perspectives Set Edge On 75th Holland Fest
Digital
A Charmed New Baton Etches Vivid Arc Of Sibelius’ Symphonies
In Cage Choral Music, Bracketing Time And Minding Stopwatches
Hollywood Bowl At 100: Multi-Genre History On (What Else?) Vinyl LPs
Mastery Of Mitropoulos On Generous Display Across 69 Historic CDs
Mining Neglected Veins Of 20th-Century Music, And Turning Up Gems
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When Opera Orchestras Take To Concert Halls, Lyric Energy Abounds
With Virus In Retreat, Music Bug Is Back At Southeastern Festivals
In Sea-Change Summer Of U.S. Music Festivals, Women Rule The Waves
Maestro, Adored Mentor Putting Down Baton For Retirement’s Adventure
Adroit Pianist Of Parts Arranges Life Between Stage, Transcriptions
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A Conductor’s Practical Book On Making A Life Of Waving One’s…
Berliners Conjure Gold From Musical Pantheon Of Weimar Twenties
Pärt’s New Voice Emerges On Disc Of Recent Works
‘Dido’ In COVID: Intimacy On Film, At A Safe Distance
Obscure Telemann Opera ‘Miriways’ Sparkles On Disc
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‘Salome’ Is Given A Risky, Risqué Spin In Spoleto Staging
James L. Paulk
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June 1, 2019
Around the U.S.
Strauss’ ‘Arabella’: Hidden Trove Of Seductive Beauty
Ilana Walder-Biesanz
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October 21, 2018
Around the U.S.
‘Dr. Atomic’ Reaches Ground Zero On New Mexico Stage
Keith Powers
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August 21, 2018
Around the U.S.
S.F. Opera ‘Elektra’ Shocks, Provokes, And Overwhelms
Janos Gereben
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September 12, 2017
Around the U.S.
Poignancy In Tune As Fleming Closes A Marschallin Era
James L. Paulk
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April 17, 2017
Around the U.S.
Visiting Viennese Affirm Heritage In Schubert, Strauss
James L. Paulk
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March 2, 2017
Around the U.S.
Palette Of Love Is Noir, Blue & Gray At Santa Fe Opera
James L. Paulk
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August 3, 2016
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Stellar Stemme Heads Chéreau ‘Elektra’ at Met
David Shengold
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April 15, 2016
Around the U.S.
New Higdon Opera Taps Into Personal Cost Of Civil War
Paul Hertelendy
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August 19, 2015
International
Twist Upon Twist, ‘Elektra’ Reshaped At Bavarian Opera
Jason Victor Serinus
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May 19, 2015
Around the U.S.
You Can Tell, Just By Looking, She’s Planning A Heist
Leslie Kandell
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February 25, 2015
Around the U.S.
Honoring Strauss, Concert Puts Spin On Metamorphosis
Mike Greenberg
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February 20, 2015
Around the U.S.
Racette’s Salome Puts Lurid Seal On Opera San Antonio
Diane Windeler
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January 15, 2015
Disc and Stream
Stellar DVD Set Offers Cavalcade Of Strauss Operas
Paul Robinson
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January 13, 2015
Around the U.S.
San Francisco SO Ives-Kubrick Fete Bizarre, Well Knit
Jeff Dunn
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September 29, 2014
International
Updating Strauss: Daphne In Denim, Up A Wall St. Tree
Susan Brodie
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September 16, 2014
Around the U.S.
‘American Tragedy,’ In Trimmed Form, Still Lacks Edge
George Loomis
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August 8, 2014
Around the U.S.
Patricia Racette Scores At Ravinia In ‘Salome’ Debut
Dorothy Andries
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August 5, 2014
International
MCANA Reports: Strauss Leads The Way At 2014 Dresden Music Festival
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July 21, 2014
International
Venerable Leipzig Orchestra Upholds Its Historic Image
William Littler
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July 4, 2014
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