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The Manchurian Candidate at Minnesota Opera

Kevin Puts and Mark Campbell’s opera on The Manchurian Candidate will premiere at Minnesota Opera in March. Based on the novel by Richard Condon (which was made into 2 film versions) the opera is the second for Puts and Campbell, whose first opera Silent Night won the Pulitzer Prize in 2012 and has gone on […] Read more »

Paterson/Campbell The Whole Truth premieres at UrbanArias

The Whole Truth is a short comic opera with music by Robert Paterson and a libretto by Mark Campbell (Bastianello & Lucrezia), based on a short story by author Stephen McCauley. A married women attempts to delude herself into thinking she can carry on two affairs at the same time. The first with a fellow […] Read more »

Toronto Symphony Premiere’s Fung Violin Concerto No. 2

The world premiere of Violin Concerto No. 2, commissioned by the Toronto Symphony Orchestra for concertmaster Jonathan Crow, will be featured at TSO’s New Creations Festival. “A Mind of Winter” Program: Dai Fujikura: Tocar y Luchar (Canadian Premiere) George Benjamin: A Mind of Winter (Canadian Premiere) Vivian Fung: Violin Concerto 2 (World Premiere/TSO Commission) Dutilleux: […] Read more »

Lyric Opera of Kansas City Silent Night

The Lyric Opera of Kansas City is the seventh company to produce the Pulitzer Prize winning opera Silent Night, with 4 performances on Feb. 21 through March 1. Read the Kansas City Star’s piece about the opera The next company to produce Silent Night will be Opera de Montreal in May […] Read more »

125 Commissions for Carnegie Hall’s 125th Anniversary

Carnegie Hall celebrates its 125th anniversary by honoring the present and looking to the future with the launch of an unprecedented commissioning project. Between the 2015 and 2020 seasons, at least 125 new works will be commissioned from leading composers—both established and emerging—and premiered at Carnegie Hall. New solo, chamber, and orchestral music, including BHM […] Read more »

Kennedy Center names Mason Bates as their First Composer in Residence

One of today’s most innovative and in-demand composers, Mason Bates will join the Kennedy Center in the 2015-2016 Season as its first Composer-In-Residence. During his three-year residency, Bates will compose music across artistic genres and curate a new music series. He will also advance initiatives that use technology to educate audiences and will encourage the […] Read more »