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San Francisco Opera’s 2015-16 season will be the last under its transformative general director, David Gockley, who plans to retire.
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The soprano Danielle de Niese sings the Bach-Gounod setting of "Ave Maria," which she will perform on Christmas Eve at St. Patrick's Cathedral.
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New productions of Mozart’s “Die Entführung aus dem Serail” and Handel’s “Alcina” will be among the highlights of this summer’s Aix-en-Provence Festival, the festival announce…
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An all-star tribute to Julius Rudel, the music director who helped build New York City Opera and led it during its glory years, is set for March.
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The soprano Anna Netrebko made a donation to an opera house in Donetsk, a city controlled by pro-Russian separatists, but said it was not a political act.
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Thanks to a legal settlement, plans to build an opera house and performance space in Switzerland have been reinvigorated.
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The young Bulgarian soprano Sonya Yoncheva is replacing Marina Poplavskaya in the role of Violetta, an unusual high-profile switch.
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Shakespeare’s “The Tempest” has long attracted composers seeking to turn it into something rich and strange, and Gotham Chamber Opera announced Friday that it would team up with the Ma…
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The three-week season will be the first one programmed by Lawrence Edelson, who became the artistic and general manager in January.
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Carnegie Hall will offer free live webcasts of its concert presentations for the first time later this year, it plans to announce on Thursday — streaming four big classical music concerts …
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Paloma Herrera, Julie Kent and Xiomara Reyes will retire near the end of American Ballet Theater’s 2015 season.
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Stanley Romanstein resigned his position as president and chief executive of the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, which is in the midst of a labor lockout.
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Presenters of the Bach "St. Matthew Passion" at Lincoln Center's White Light Festival have come up with an unusual way to expand their audience — and sell more tickets: they are opening th…
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The next season, running from March 11 through March 29, will feature old and new works by Mr. Taylor, as well as works by Doris Humphrey and Shen Wei.
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Tuesday, September 16, 2014
The French conductor Bertrand de Billy announced that he was canceling his upcoming performances because of differences with the company’s management.
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The Metropolitan Opera is modifying its program that offers $25 tickets in some of the priciest sections of the opera house by moving it onto the web this season, rather than having patrons …
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Plácido Domingo has extended his contact as the general director of the Los Angeles Opera through the 2018-19 season, the company announced Friday.
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Monday, August 11, 2014
The Metropolitan Opera’s general manager, Peter Gelb, has threatened to lock out workers at the opera house if they do not agree to concessions.
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Met Opera Radio will have a weeklong retrospective on Carlo Bergonzi, the great Italian tenor who died on July 25.
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The Metropolitan Opera, which is in the midst of tense labor negotiations that are threatening the coming season, said in a financial disclosure filing last week that its deficit in the fisc…
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The company is to present three world premieres at the Sept. 23 gala, with choreographers sharing top billing with couturiers.
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Ms. Boylston has danced in “Giselle,” “La Bayadère,” and “Swan Lake” this season, earning a number of good reviews.
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The unusually eventful post-season at the Metropolitan Opera continued on Wednesday morning when some administrative offices inside the opera house were vandalized with spray paint, the poli…
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The choreographer Paul Taylor sold four of his Robert Rauschenberg pieces on Wednesday and Thursday to help pay for the new center of modern dance he is creating.
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