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Metropolitan Opera Delays Lockout of Union Workers by One Week, Agrees to Independent Financial Analysis

The Metropolitan Opera announced last night that it would delay its lockout of union workers by one week, while an independent financial analyst is brought in to assess the state of the Met's finances.

By Louise Burton

Classicalite's Five Best: Carlo Bergonzi Recordings

Classicalite contributing editor James Inverne states his case, with videos, for the five best Carlo Bergonzi recordings.
By James Inverne
The Column: Carlo Bergonzi (1924-2014), Memories of the Master

James Inverne remembers Carlo Bergonzi--the tenor who may have been, in some ways, the greatest of them all.
By James Inverne

Mostly Mozart Presents Handel’s Opera ‘Acis and Galatea’ as Interpreted by the Mark Morris Dance Group and Isaac Mizrahi
By Louise Burton
Peter Gelb of Metropolitan Opera to Union Workers: Prepare for Lockout
By Louise Burton
The Houston Symphony Presents J.J. Abrams' Iconic ‘Star Trek’ Movies with Live Orchestra at Jones Hall
By Louise Burton
LINK: Jackie Evancho Not Over the Rainbow for AutoTune, Trumpet Minimalist Jon Hassell on Philip Glass, Wayra's Fuerza Bruta, Savion Glover OM
By Classicalite Newsdesk
Riccardo Muti to Lead International Concerts of Verdi's 'Requiem' in Honor of 100th Anniversary of World War I
By Louise Burton

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