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Curtain Up! Archive: April 2011
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Wolf Trap's 'Inspector' sparkles in gala debut
Musto's and Campbell's comic opera loaded with musical and political satire, Godfather-style. Published April 29 2011
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Raves for the Orpheus Chamber Orchestra
Exquisite performance by Grammy-winning ensemble also highlights young violinist Arabella Steinbacher. Published April 25 2011
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World premiere of 'The Inspector' to debut at Wolf Trap
Based on classic Gogol tale, new Musto and Campbell opera spoofs corrupt politicians. Who knew? Published April 24 2011
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Orpheus Chamber Orchestra to perform at GMU
Grammy Award-winning ensemble to feature young violinist Arabella Steinbacher Published April 22 2011
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Kate Lindsey's star shines brighter still
Wolf Trap alumna and rising Met phenom charms the hometown crowd at the Barns. Published April 11 2011
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Upshaw, Eschenbach, NSO in late-Romantic quest
Tonal Webern? New-and-improved Schubert? Eclectic Mahler? Seriously intriguing but where was the audience? Published April 9 2011
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Kennedy Center, Wolf Trap: Are my tickets still good?
The lowdown for performing arts ticketholders and visitors if the Feds shut down this weekend. (UPDATED.) Published April 8 2011
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NSO appoints new assistant conductor
Ankush Kumar Bahl joins the home team for its 2011-2012 season. Published April 6 2011
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Virginia Opera's budget 'Butterfly'
Bare-bones GMU production saved by fine singing and superb conducting. Published April 3 2011
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American Festival Pops sparkles in Manassas
Under the baton of Anthony Maiello, northern Virginia ensemble logs another hit performance. Published April 2 2011
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'Don Giovanni' does Cleveland
Cleveland Orchestra's recently-concluded production of Mozart's classic opera a classic in itself. Published April 1 2011
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