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Britten, at His Own Festival

June 12, 2013 | Keith Clarke, MusicalAmerica.com
  LONDON--Located in Suffolk, U.K., and founded in 1948 by Benjamin Britten with Peter Pears, Aldeburgh Music has long been a year-round performance center. But in its founder’s centenary year, the annual festival is the central focus … »Read
 

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At Ojai: Doin' the Dance with Mark Morris

June 11, 2013 | Simon Williams, MusicalAmerica.com
  OJAI, Calif. -- Informality and a pleasing sense of community have always been distinctive qualities of the Ojai Festival, along with performances of some of the most challenging music written over the last century. This year, with Mark … »Read
 

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NY Phil Closes Out the Season on a High Note (or Two)

June 10, 2013 | Peter G. Davis, MusicalAmerica.com
  NEW YORK--The New York Philharmonic's final four programs of the season fall under the catchy title of “Gilbert's Playlist,” the idea being to showcase works that music director Alan Gilbert feels passionately about but are … »Read
 

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Disney the Deviant, Blandly Told

June 3, 2013 | Keith Clarke, MusicalAmerica.com
  LONDON – When Gerard Mortier parted company with New York City Opera before even starting the job of artistic director, he left not only with $400,000 in his pocket , but also a Philip Glass commission. The Perfect American , … »Read
 

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New Rep in an Old World Setting

May 31, 2013 | George Loomis, MusicalAmerica.com
  CHARLESTON, S.C. -- Whatever those special qualities are that make a city right for a festival, historic Charleston has them. You could call it the Boston of the South, though it also has the advantage of compactness, so that festival … »Read
 

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A Feast Amid the Fjords

May 30, 2013 | Keith Clarke, MusicalAmerica.com
LONDON--Bergen International Festival has hung up the “Under New Management” sign, having brought in Danish administrator Anders Beyer last August, handing him a blank sheet of paper and the tricky task of putting together a 15-day … »Read
 
 

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