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22.2.07
The Bolshoi's
Cinderella
a Gift of Wit
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I rarely review ballet (too difficult to write, the music too slight to endure), and when I do, I savage it . It is an art-form that is even...
21.2.07
Jasper Johns, Four Themes
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The National Gallery of Art's new exhibit, Jasper Johns: An Allegory of Painting, 1955-1965 , takes a focused look at four themes in the...
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20.2.07
NGA American Music Festival, Part 1
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In conjunction with the Jasper Johns exhibit , the National Gallery of Art is hosting its 62nd American Music Festival, over the course of t...
Eugene Onegin Outshines his Colleagues at the MET
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On paper, the Metropolitan Opera’s Eugene Onegin offered one of the strongest casts imaginable these days for Tchaikovsky’s most beloved op...
19.2.07
Cuarteto Casals at Dumbarton Oaks
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Cuarteto Casals, photo by Jo Schwartz When the Cuarteto Casals came to the Library of Congress last year at about this time, we were not a...
The Jenůfa Year Continues
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Jenůfa , directed by David Alden, English National Opera, 2006, photo by Clive Barda The final performance of the Met's production of Le...
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Light Surplants Shadow at Thibaudet Recital
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Jean-Yves Thibaudet ’s piano recital at the Kennedy Center’s Concert Hall was oddly separated into two parts of vastly different quality. Th...
18.2.07
Thomas Adès at Présences Festival
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We are fans of Thomas Adès at Ionarts, after hearing his opera The Tempest in Santa Fe, as well as some of his piano music played by Louis...
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