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in Classical Guide, Editor's Desk
Spring in Europe With Yuja Wang
This spring, pianist Yuja Wang performs across Europe's most prestigious venues to once again deliver performances with her dazzling interpretations.
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The Grandeur of Valencia’s Opera House
Valencia meets the Mediterranean sea as a beautiful port city steeped in layers of rich culture. Located here is the opera house Palau de les Arts Reina Sofia , one of the world's most stunning performing art centers in Spain.
in Editor's Desk
Easter: A Blooming Celebration
Easter has inspired composers to create some of the most reputable sacred classical music in history. Themes of renewal, rebirth and rejoice have all served to compliment the spring season,...
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in Classical Venues, Classical World
Oslo Opera House: Music Emerging from the Sea
Located right at the harbor, the angled white exterior of Oslo's Opera House invites visitors to not only to climb its roof, but to also take in a world-class opera, ballet or concert program.
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Music returns to the Opéra Comique
Opera returns at last to this historical Parisian opera company. On February 12, the Opéra Comique presents the first new production of its (re)opening season, and after two years of intense renovations, the reopening of its historical venue will be on April 26.
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Carnival in Venice
As February slowly fades away, step out from the winter blues and into the magic of the Venice Carnival. The Carnival — il Carnevale di Venezia — fills the beautiful...
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in Classical Venues, Classical World, Editor’s Choice
Mogens Dahl Concert Hall
Danish conductor Mogens Dahl imagined and realized a multifunctional performance space in what was once a cluster of farm buildings in the Islands Brygge disctrict of Copenhagen.
in Editor's Desk, Insider Tips
The Living Tradition of Flamenco
The living tradition of flamenco music and dance in Spain is known for its unmitigated passion and energy, and draws both local audiences and visitors from around the world.
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Les Huguenots at the Deutsche Oper Berlin
Moving love stories set against the backdrop of major historical events – such was the formula that made grand opéra the central art form of the 19th century. And no...
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in Classical Venues, Classical World, Editor’s Choice
Innovation and Tradition: Fall Highlights at Konzerthaus Berlin
Behind the grand proportions and Neo-Classical façade of the Konzerthaus Berlin, there lies a lively musical dialogue between old and new. The towering landmark on the elegant Gendarmemarkt square represents...
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