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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
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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
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Mahler Ninth In Paris: Dudamel, Opera Band Offer Restrained Drama
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
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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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Verdi’s ‘Nabucco:’ Blood, Thunder And Grand Singing
Arthur Kaptainis
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March 5, 2019
Around the U.S.
Rarely Seen Opera By D’Albert Stands Tall In Florida
Arthur Kaptainis
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March 15, 2018
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Sarasota’s Verdi: Every Opera, And Complete Pleasure
John Fleming
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March 31, 2016
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Sarasota Opera’s Verdi Cycle Ends With A Flourish
James Bash
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March 24, 2016
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‘Legnano’ And ‘Aida’ Grandly Complete Verdi In Sarasota
Susan Brodie
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March 22, 2016
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French ‘Don Carlos’ Another Coup For Grand Verdi Cycle
Arthur Kaptainis
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March 11, 2015
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‘CVNA’ Rounds Up Critics’ Coverage Of Sarasota Verdi Fest
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March 19, 2014
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Verdi Champions Chorus Case For His Early Operas
Lawrence B. Johnson
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March 19, 2014
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Sarasota ‘Jérusalem’ Puts Sharp Accent On Revised Verdi
Arthur Kaptainis
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March 12, 2014
Around the U.S.
Sarasota Venue’s Sound Can’t Keep Musicians Down
William Littler
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March 10, 2014
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As Sarasota Opera Eyes Verdi Prize, ‘Trovatore’ Suffers
George Loomis
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March 10, 2014
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‘Flying Dutchman’ Weathers Rough Seas In Sarasota
Roy C. Dicks
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March 9, 2014
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Sarasota’s Verdi Crusade Advances With ‘Jérusalem’
John Fleming
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March 6, 2014
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