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Mark MacNamara - August 7, 2014

Is the Metropolitan Opera is headed for a lockout? The employees are demoralized and surprised by this prospect, but bewilderment is something they’re familiar with from the Gelb regime.

Niels Swinkels - August 5, 2014

The West Edge Opera’s creative team managed to create a functional, and most of all intimate performance space for its three operas this season, notably in Jake Heggie’s The End of the Affair.

Ken Iisaka - August 5, 2014

Gilles Vonsattel takes listeners through revolutions, oppression, and fantasy in his innovative Music@Menlo recital.

Jeff Dunn - August 5, 2014

Composers featured at the Cabrillo festival seemed to know what joy was, and splendidly communicated it to a riotously appreciative audience.

Janos Gereben - August 5, 2014
Willy, the singing whale
Willy, the singing whale

I don't know how it turned up on the web, but here it is, a wonderful episode o

Janos Gereben - August 5, 2014
Kenneth Renshaw, soloist in the Bruch concerto
Kenneth Renshaw, soloist in the Bruch concerto

Steve Paulson's acclaimed

Janos Gereben - August 5, 2014
Patricia Racette and Egils Silins in the Ravinia <em>Salome</em>, James Conlon conducting Photo by Patrick Gipson
Patricia Racette and Egil
Janos Gereben - August 5, 2014
David Ramadanoff
David Ramadanoff

David Ramadanoff, music director of the Vallejo

Janos Gereben - August 5, 2014

Nicholas McGegan, the Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra and Chorale are on a big tour this summer, including performances of Handel's Acis and Galatea with the Mark Morris Dance Group at Lincoln Center's Mostly Mozart Festival (Aug. 7-9 and 17), Handel's Teseo at the Tanglewood Festival (Aug.