Classic Arts Features
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'She's So Fearless': Aigul Akhmetshina on Reprising Carmen at the Metropolitan Opera
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Composer/Conductor Thomas Adès on His January Program at the New York Phil
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Soprano Ailyn Pérez Has Brought Her Cio-Cio-San to Spain and Italy; Now She's Taking Her to New York
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Violinist María Dueñas to Make Her New York Philharmonic in January
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Classic Arts Rush and Inexpensive Ticket Policies
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Schedule of Upcoming Live Opera and Ballet Broadcasts
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Philip Glass' Liquid Days Gets First Live Performance in 4 Decades at Lincoln Center
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From Classics to World Premieres, What's Coming Up Winter 2026 at Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center
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I Puritani Returns to the Met in a New, Psychologically Thrilling, Production
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New York City Ballet's Sensory-Friendly Performances Creates a Welcoming, 'No Shushing' Environment
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'I Love an Abridged Opera': Soprano Erin Morley on Why Magic Flute at the Met Is Perfect for Kids
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Porgy and Bess, America's Greatest Homegrown Opera, Returns to the Met for Its 90th Anniversary
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The Nutcracker at New York City Ballet Requires Over 150 Costumes
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Soprano Joélle Harvey on Bach's Heavenly Humor
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Umberto Giordano’s Vocally Demanding French Revolution Drama, Andrea Chénier, Returns to the Met
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Violinist Augustin Hadelich Returns to the New York Philharmonic
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5 Reasons The Magic Flute Is the Perfect Beginner Opera
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Mandy Gonzalez Is Coming Full Circle With Her Lin-Manuel Miranda-Themed Concert
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What's It Like to Sing in the Metropolitan Children's Chorus
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Maestro Daniele Rustioni Begins Post As Principal Guest Conductor of the Metropolitan Opera
