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Curtain Up! Archive: October 2010
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WCO wows with 'Adriana Lecouvreur'
Little-known opera a spectacular season opener at Lisner. Published October 28 2010
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Caroline Goulding impresses at the Terrace
17-year old YCA violinist dazzles in challenging, eclectic Kennedy Center recital. Published October 24 2010
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New D.C. theater complex opens
Weekend celebration launches showy new D.C. landmark. Eat your heart out, Hollywood! Published October 23 2010
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‘Brooklyn Rider’s’ breath of fresh air
New kids on the block, New York quartet redefines chamber music at GMU. Published October 23 2010
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Aurora Opera charms with 'Secret Marriage'
Reborn opera company launches new season with rare comic delight Published October 21 2010
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Virginia Opera's heroic 'Rigoletto'
The show goes on despite a busload of missing musicians Published October 20 2010
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NSO's authentic, eccentric Mahler 5
Eschenbach, National Symphony Orchestra bring out composer’s quirky side Published October 17 2010
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National Philharmonic's stirring 'Resurrection'
Excellent Mahler 2nd also notable for soloists Magdalena Wór and Iwona Sobotka. Published October 16 2010
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Opera, crossover music on tap in Northern Va.
Aurora Opera, Virginia Opera, “Brooklyn Rider” onstage this weekend Published October 15 2010
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Washington National Opera's edgy new 'Salome'
Superb singing by Voigt and Sumegi overcomes low-budget production. Published October 9 2010
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Philippe Auguin appointed music director of Washington National Opera
French conductor also to helm Kennedy Center Opera House Orchestra. Published October 5 2010
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NSO's Eschenbach Era begins with Beethoven
Magnificent choral 9th Symphony paired with modernist work in rousing season opener. Published October 4 2010
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Now writing on investing, politics, music, and theater for the Washington Times Communities, Terry was the longtime music and culture critic for the Washington Times (1994-2009).
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