The New York Times – Music:
The soprano appeared in more than two dozen productions at the house in Milan as she rose to become opera’s leading lady. Here are six highlights.
Author: Farah Nayeri
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London Tours on Opera and Classical Music Offer Looks Behind the Curtain
The New York Times – Music:
Fans of music from centuries past will find a wide variety of experiences and collections. One even comes with a side of rock ’n’ roll.
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‘Maestra’ Shows the Power of Women on the Concert Podium
The New York Times – Film:
The director of “Maestra,” Maggie Contreras, discusses making the documentary and the challenges faced by women in classical music.
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A Conductor’s Battle With a Classical Music Gender Barrier
The New York Times – Music:
Claire Gibault has spent a lifetime fighting sexism and forging a path in a male-dominated profession. Her next targets: pay gaps and age discrimination.
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BAFTAs Make Changes for Better Representation Among Nominees
The New York Times – Film:
Three years after an all-white lineup of actors was nominated, this year’s group is more diverse.
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At the Vienna State Opera, the Curtain Is an Art Exhibition
The New York Times – Music:
The “Safety Curtain” series at the Vienna State Opera has put artwork from all over the world in front of audiences since 1998.
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Comparisons to Monet Bothered This Artist. Now They’re Side by Side.
The New York Times – Travel:
Joan Mitchell, an Abstract Expressionist, hated being compared to Monet. Now he’s right next to her in one of two Paris shows that celebrate her work.