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• Opera Review: Magic on a Budget.

  

  The Magic Flute at Regina Opera. by Paul Pelkonen An original set design for Act I of The Magic Flute. For the last 42 years, Brooklyn's Regina Opera has... Read more

  The 04 June 2012 by   Superconductor
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• Totus Ardeo: De Falla and Orff with the NYPhil

  

  Atlantis, as pictured by Athanasius Kircher in "Mundi Subterranei," 1669This evening marks the first in a series of three performances of an... Read more

  The 31 May 2012 by   Singingscholar
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• He's Goin' Back to Cali

  

  Philharmonic concertmaster Glenn Dicterow steps down. by Paul Pelkonen Glenn Dicterow will leave the New York Philharmonic in 2014.Photo by Chris Lee ©... Read more

  The 24 May 2012 by   Superconductor
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• Opera Singers, Aria Ready to Go Pro? You Need This Book!

  

  Here’s a one-question quiz for classically trained singers: Who is the product, the company, and the person who *really* manages your business? (Here’s a hint:... Read more

  The 24 May 2012 by   Galegirl
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• Met Opera Reverses Field

  

  Metropolitan Opera Guild-published magazine to go back to writing reviews. by [email protected] Sunshine, lollipops and rainbows: Opera News will write... Read more

  The 22 May 2012 by   Superconductor
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• Review: In the Continnuum (Pegasus Players)

  

  Director Ilesa Duncan skillfully weaves the stories of two woman - from different parts of the world - dealing with HIV. The audience is left to decide for... Read more

  The 22 May 2012 by   Chicagotheaterbeat
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• Superconductor Interview: The Next Swan

  

  We sit down to breakfast with tenor Nicholas Phan. Tenor Nicholas Phan will appear in Carmina Burana at the end of this month. Nicholas Phan is going to be... Read more

  The 15 May 2012 by   Superconductor
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• Opera in Film: The Man Between

  

  It's film noir weather in NYC, and with Fr. M. Owen Lee's Opera Quiz Book as my guide, I discovered "The Man Between," directed by Carol Reed of... Read more

  The 15 May 2012 by   Singingscholar
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• Review: Little Shop of Horrors (Street Tempo Theatre)

  

  This version of *Little Shop of Horrors* foregoes any sanitizing and I wholeheartedly thank Street Tempo Theatre Company for such an honest and non-saccharine... Read more

  The 11 May 2012 by   Chicagotheaterbeat
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• "He Gave Up Being King."

  

  Did you know that Maurice Sendak designed operas? Maurice Sendak's design for the Cook inProkofiev's The Love for Three Oranges.Image from a Lincoln Center... Read more

  The 08 May 2012 by   Superconductor
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