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Classical Notes: March 7, 2008 Archive
Weekly Classical Digest
Posted at 5:41 PM on March 7, 2008
by Rex Levang
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Rest in peace, Giuseppe di Stefano
Changes in store for classical music listeners of the CBC
The San Francisco opera is joining the operas-in-movie-theaters trend, starting this very weekend.
Announcements for various 2008-09 seasons have been coming out. The Metropolitan Opera will be noting its 125th anniversary. Lots of special events, although their very first performance was on Oct. 22, 1883; unless I missed something, no performance is scheduled for the actual anniversary date – could plans be in the works?
What music director of a leading American orchestra, in the course of his next season, will be conducting Beethoven, Sibelius, Ligeti, and Gilbert and Sullivan? Answer here.
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