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Death of Classical

A photo shows a live indoor performance by L’Orchestre de L’Opéra Royal at L’Alliance New York, with musicians in black seated onstage in front of a projected classical interior backdrop while a soloist and conductor stand at the center.

A King of Countertenors Arrives in New York With a Royal Orchestra

Let’s hope Franco Fagioli returns soon, as he remains one of the most exciting and moving talents in opera today.
By Christopher Corwin
A gathering of people sings in an orange-lit tunnel

Opera Underground: Caroline Shaw’s ‘Partita for 8 Voices’ and Gelsey Bell’s ‘morning//mourning’ at Green-Wood Cemetery

The crypt’s eerie atmosphere and the pre-performance libations couldn't quite compensate for the abridged programs.
By Gabrielle Ferrari

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