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Still In the Woods: New York City Opera Takes Bids on Name, Deliberating on Better Offers...At Least for Now

Continuing with the New York City Opera and the bid on its name, a bitter rivalry between two groups fighting to reinvent the company played out in court on Tuesday for not just its title...but its remaining assets, too.

By Ian Holubiak

Barbican Center to Host First 'Mindfulness Opera' by Rolf Hind, 'Lost in Thought' to Premiere in September

Perhaps you've needed to a good stretch during intermission at your favorite opera house--or maybe you've had the urge to go a bit further than that. "Lost in Thought," a production by composer Rolf Hind, is the world's first "mindfulness opera" and allows audiences to do yoga during performances.
By Ian Holubiak
Helga Schmidt, Former General Director of Valencia's Palau de les Arts Opera House, Arrested for Financial Irregularities

Helga Schmidt, former general director Palau de les Arts opera house in Valencia, has been arrested and set free as a part of an investigation into suspected financial irregularities at the opera house’s foundation.
By Jaime Prisco

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Still In the Woods: New York City Opera Takes Bids on Name, Deliberating on Better Offers...At Least for Now

Barbican Center to Host First 'Mindfulness Opera' by Rolf Hind, 'Lost in Thought' to Premiere in September

Helga Schmidt, Former General Director of Valencia's Palau de les Arts Opera House, Arrested for Financial Irregularities

Carlos Izcaray, New Music Director of the Alabama Symphony Orchestra, Tortured in Venezuela

Anne Frank Oratorio Written by 125 High School Students to Premiere with Los Angeles Master Chorale and Soloists

New LiveNote App Lets Philadelphia Orchestra Audience Stream Info About Concerts During Performances

The Long Awaited Philharmonie de Paris Opens After Years of Delay, Architect Jean Nouvel Boycotts Opening

The Scheherazade Initiative Brings Together World-Renowned Musicians and Charity: Music for Life, UN Benefit Concert for Violence Against Women, Elmira Darvarova, George Mathew, NY Philharmonic

Live Broadcast of The Metropolitan Opera's 'The Merry Widow' Starring Renée Fleming and Kelli O'Hara to Be Shown in Movie Theaters Around the Nation

Lincoln Center, New York Phil Staging George Benjamin's 'Written on Skin' in August

The Collegiate Chorale Presents George F. Handel's 'Susanna,' Stars Isabel Leonard and Daniela Mack

Shostakovich to Strobe Lights: National Symphony Orchestra Performs at Echostage to Younger Audience

Composer John Luther Adams Wins Columbia's Lifetime Achievement William Schuman Award, Known for Pulitzer Prize-Winning 'Become Ocean' and 2015 Grammy Award Nom

'Defiant Requiem: Verdi at Terezín' Tells Story of Holocaust Prisoners: Bebe Neuwirth and John Rubinstein Star in Show at Lincoln Center

Israeli Opera Conductor Frédéric Chaslin Pulls Out of Performance After Being Denied Paris Attack Victim Tribute

Seoul Government Will Play Classical Music to Reduce Crime Rate in Urban Areas

The Mariinsky Theatre's Two Week's Residency at the Brooklyn Academy of Music Opens with Rarely Seen Opera “The Enchanted Wanderer” by Rodion Shchedrin on Jan. 14

Classical Music Organizations in Cities Around the World Pay Tribute to Victims of the Charlie Hebdo Terrorist Attack, New York Philharmonic, La Scala, Orchestre de Paris, London and More