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We welcomed Inland Northwest Opera s General Director Dawn Wolski and prinicpals in this weekend s INO production of G.B.Pergolesi s The Maid Turned Mistress, Heather and Derrick Parker, to our KPBX studio for music and conversation. Joining them was pianist for the production, Mary J. Trotter. In addition to hearing a performance of two duets from the show, we talked about opera, this production, the challenges INO faced during the pandemic, and how the company has adapted to new realities. Dawn Wolski and Jim Tevenan in the KPBX studio Derrick Parker, Heather Parker, and Mary Trotter Mary Trotter ....
Jess Walter, left, and Emma Noyes Let s be clear: 2020 absolutely sucked. For pretty much everyone. (I gather Jeff Bezos and some other billionaires did just fine, but I digress.) And it especially sucked for the arts community, a world that operates on a shoestring even during the best of times. We re obviously not close to the best of times, or even so-so times. The national response to the pandemic when it comes to arts organizations, artists and businesses dedicated to the things that make life worth living concert halls, theaters, clubs, etc. is an embarrassment. Anyone wanting to make the case for Americans being an uncultured mob with no regard for anything but money need look no further than how we ve treated artists during the pandemic. I d love to say the state response was better, but Washington s support in terms of CARES Act funding aimed at the arts pales compared to many states. ....