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Kimbra?s Road From New Zealand Leads to a U.S. Tour
Kimbra brings her quirky, jazz-inflected R&B pop sound to her first American tour.
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Opera News Will Stop Reviewing Metropolitan Opera
Opera News magazine said it would stop reviewing the Metropolitan Opera, a policy prompted by the Met?s dissatisfaction over negative critiques.
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New Music: New Albums by John Mayer, Haley Reinhart and Linda Oh
New releases include ?Born and Raised? by John Mayer; ?Listen Up!? by Haley Reinhart; and ?Initial Here? by Linda Oh.
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Music Review: Philharmonic Returns to New York; Glenn Dicterow Is Soloist
The New York Philharmonic returns after a seven-concert tour of California, in a program including works of Bartok, Dvorak and Tchaikovsky.
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ArtsBeat: Whitney Houston's Final Recording Makes Its Debut
The duet with Jordin Sparks for the film "Sparkle" is being released commercially on June 5.
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ArtsBeat: Report Says Loretta Lynn Was All of 15, Not 13, When She Married
The Associated Press says that birth records show that she was born on April 14, 1932.
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ArtsBeat: Van Halen Postpones 30 Dates on Its Tour
The band offered no explanation for the decision, saying it will put off indefinitely all tour dates after a June 26 show in New Orleans, including shows in Milwaukee, Detroit, Cleveland, Salt Lake City and El Paso.
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Music Review: Canticum Novum Singers in Bach Mass at St. Jean Baptiste
The Canticum Novum Singers offered Bach?s B Minor Mass at St. Jean Baptiste Catholic Church on the Upper East Side.
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Music Review: Christian Tetzlaff With the Met Orchestra at Carnegie Hall
David Roberston conducted the Met Orchestra in a program with the violinist Christian Tetzlaff at Carnegie Hall.
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Music Review: Saint-Saëns and Chausson on Lincoln Center Program
The Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center ended its season on Friday with a program of French music at Alice Tully Hall.
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Robin Gibb, Member of the Bee Gees, Dies at 62
Mr. Gibb was the second member of this brother act, whose sound helped define the disco era, to die.
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Music Review: H J Lim Performs Piano Sonatas at Le Poisson Rouge
H J Lim, a young pianist recently signed to EMI Classics, performed two Beethoven sonatas at Le Poisson Rouge.
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Music Review: Electric Daisy Carnival New York at MetLife Stadium
The roving annual dance festival, the Electric Daisy Carnival, made its Northeast debut at the MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, N.J.
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Music Review: Charles Dutoit Conducts Philadelphia Orchestra, Carnegie Hall
Charles Dutoit made his last Carnegie Hall appearance as chief conductor of the Philadelphia Orchestra before its new music director, Yannick Nézet-Séguin, takes the reins in the fall.
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Music Review: Jazz at Lincoln Center Offers 2 Works by Orchestra Members
Jazz at Lincoln Center presented two major large-ensemble pieces by members of its orchestra last week: ?God?s Trombones,? by the trombonist Chris Crenshaw, and ?Inferno,? by the saxophonist Sherman Irby.
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Memories of Donna Summer From Her Disco Days
Disco-era players remember a time when romance was just a dance partner away.
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Regina Spektor Has Piano, Will Travel
How the Soviet-born pop star?s shortcomings as a classical pianist turned her into a songwriter.
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Herbert Breslin, Pavarotti Publicist and Manager, Dies
Mr. Breslin was the brash publicist and manager of the tenor Luciano Pavarotti who described his philosophy this way: ?Marketing an artist is basically like marketing a bar of soap.?
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Classical: Vivaldi?s ?Teuzzone?
Jordi Savall conducts his ensemble, Le Concert de Nations, in a recording of Vivaldi?s ?Teuzzone.?
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Diplo, D.J., Musician and Star of ?128 Beats per Minute?
Diplo is a ubiquitous musician, D.J. and advertising star, and an artist who brings different worlds of music together.
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Nina Stemme, in a Rare New York Visit, Takes on ?Salome?
Nina Stemme, who is making a brief, and rare, visit to New York to sing in Strauss?s ?Salome,? is considered the world?s reigning dramatic soprano.
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Freiburg Baroque Consort: Johann Heinrich Schmelzer
The Freiburg Baroque Consort play a variety of dance suites and sonatas by the Austrian composer Johann Heinrich Schmelzer.
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Bethany Cosentino With New Sound on ?The Only Place?
Bethany Cosentino is no longer hiding on the new Best Coast album ?The Only Place.?
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Playlist: New CDs: the Royalty, Espinoza Paz, Josh Abbott Band
New music by the Royalty, Espinoza Paz and Josh Abbott Band.
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Inon Barnatan: ?Darknesse Visible?
Each of the pieces on ?Darknesse Visible,? a new recording by the brilliant pianist Inon Barnatan, was inspired by a literary work.
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An Appraisal: Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau?s Incomparable Voice
For countless listeners, Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau, with his vocal beauty and directness, was their first guide to the art of the song.
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Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau, German Baritone, Dies at 86
Mr. Fischer-Dieskau?s beautiful voice and mastery of technique made him the 20th century?s pre-eminent interpreter of art songs.
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Music Review: Cecil Taylor at Harlem Stage Gatehouse
The jazz pianist Cecil Taylor played a solo concert at the Harlem Stage Gateheouse on Thursday night, part of a larger series celebrating his influence and legacy.
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Music Review: Emanuel Ax in Recital at Carnegie Hall
The pianist Emanuel Ax, in recital at Carnegie Hall, reveals some surprising connections among theme-and-variations works from three centuries.
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Echoes of Tiananmen, on Film, Face Hurdles in China
A film on Cui Jian, the rock musician whose songs embodied the spirit of hope and protest among young people in China in 1989, faces obstacles in getting distributed.
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To Dubstep or Headbang in New Jersey
The Electric Daisy Carnival and the Bamboozle music festival, both running all weekend in New Jersey, mark an ambitious start to the outdoor concert season.
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Music Review: Brian McKnight and Duke Ellington Orchestra at Blue Note
On Wednesday, during the later of two sets with the Duke Ellington Orchestra at the Blue Note, Brian McKnight was in scholar mode, tackling classics from the Ellington catalog and happily turning them into McKnight songs.
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Donna Summer, Queen of Disco, Dies at 63
Ms. Summer was a five-time Grammy winner who became a superstar in the 1970s with hits like ?Last Dance.?
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Chuck Brown, Godfather of Go-Go, Dies at 75
Mr. Brown became a local hero in Washington for creating a strutting funk variant that is the city?s signature dance genre.
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Classical Music and Opera Listings for May 18-24
A selected guide to classical music performances in New York.
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Jazz Listings for May 18-24
A selected guide to jazz performances in New York.
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Pop Listings for May 18-24
A selected guide to rock, pop, hip-hop, country, metal and music festivals in New York and the area.
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Op-Ed Contributor: ?Tupac? Live and Onstage
The Tupac who walked the stage was a digital thing, animated as much by our dreams as by any visual trickery.
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Electric Daisy Carnival
Scenes from the dance musical festival.
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Donna Summer, 1948-2012
The disco queen, who scored hits with pulsing anthems like ?Last Dance? and ?Love to Love You Baby,? has died at 63.
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MUSIC: ?Ring? Heads
The Wagner Society of New York holds a meet and greet for an international group of ?Ring? cycle fans attending the new production at the Metropolitan Opera.
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The Scoop: New York City iPhone App
Get a selection of the listings on your iPhone with The Scoop, The Times?s guide to what to eat, see and do in New York.
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ARTS: Happy Birthday, Stephen Sondheim
An appreciation of some particularly ingenious passages.
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MUSIC: The Passing of a Pop Icon
Michael Jackson, the legendary singer, songwriter and dancer, died on June 25, 2009.
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