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To sing at his level. j yes, theres an interest there. theyre hungry for entertainment. and its wonderful to be a part of that as well. applause bryn terfel is a welsh icon and a rare talent, who cares not only about his success, but about the future of opera, an art form that has

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My passion with you. so im on a mission to find out how opera is trying to attract new audiences and reinvent itself. this time i meet sir antonio pappano in the run—up to the end 0lmert —— he is taking us behind the scenes notjust —— he is taking us behind the scenes not just at londons —— he is taking us behind the scenes notjust at londons old royal opera house, but right back to where it all started back...

Tyler White, professor of composition and director of orchestras at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s Glenn Korff School of Music, is one of 17 finalists for The American Prize in the

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Away from the rehearsal stage, an intimacy director’s role can also engage how a production is marketed to the public to better align the expectations of the audience with the performance on stage

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In this issue, Greg Mercer and Jimmy Huang investigate a Buddhist organization buying up PEI land; Adam Radwanski speaks to auto parts manufacturers about electric vehicles; and Charlotte Gray explains why Canadian non-fiction is becoming a rarity