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When the pandemic hit in 2020, battering cultural institutions and forcing New York City Ballet to cancel performances for 18 months, the company redu

The peninsula, which Moscow seized from Ukraine in 2014, has been a critical staging ground for the Russian invasion.

The Lucerne Festival here, one of classical music’s premier events, has long had a reputation for exclusivity. For much of the event’s 84

From the blog of Gershon Hepner at The Times of Israel

Five articles from around The Times, narrated just for you.

After more than two years of upheaval brought on by the coronavirus pandemic, Lincoln Center will stage a festival this summer aimed at helping New Yo

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A composer and scholar who has spoken forcefully about the exclusion of Black artists from experimental music will lead the renowned International Con

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Anne Parsons, who as president and CEO revitalized the Detroit Symphony Orchestra in the aftermath of a bitter strike, using education and technology