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Alysoun Seacat Is Number One in Nuka's Heart—by a Whisker

Alysoun Seacat Is Number One in Nuka's Heart—by a Whisker

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With Help from Her Mentor Martha Graham, Terese Capucilli Adds a New Twist to Some Dance Classics

With Help from Her Mentor Martha Graham, Terese Capucilli Adds a New Twist to Some Dance Classics

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To Deal with Their Special Needs, Painters and Performers Can Turn to a New Specialty: Arts Medicine

To Deal with Their Special Needs, Painters and Performers Can Turn to a New Specialty: Arts Medicine

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For Composer Anthony Davis, X Marks the Premiere of What May Be the First Major Black Opera

For Composer Anthony Davis, X Marks the Premiere of What May Be the First Major Black Opera

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What's Made Our Kids Soft?

What's Made Our Kids Soft?

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In Praise of Pasta, Bob Giraldi and Phil Suarez Co-Produce Another Hit That's Hot and Hip

In Praise of Pasta, Bob Giraldi and Phil Suarez Co-Produce Another Hit That's Hot and Hip

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Cadets Were Skeptical at First, but Now Bonnie Bennett Has 'em Doing Handstands at West Point

Cadets Were Skeptical at First, but Now Bonnie Bennett Has 'em Doing Handstands at West Point

Fight Director B.h. Barry Puts the Bam! and the Pow! into Theater Without Any of the Ouch!

Fight Director B.h. Barry Puts the Bam! and the Pow! into Theater Without Any of the Ouch!

Grace Bumbry Adds Passion to Bess as Gershwin's Porgy Finally Makes It to the Met

Grace Bumbry Adds Passion to Bess as Gershwin's Porgy Finally Makes It to the Met

Jeffrey Tate's Baton Wields a New Vigor in Opera, but the Real Drama Occurred Off the Podium

Jeffrey Tate's Baton Wields a New Vigor in Opera, but the Real Drama Occurred Off the Podium

Master Minimalist Steve Reich Proves That Even in Serious Music Less Can Be More

Master Minimalist Steve Reich Proves That Even in Serious Music Less Can Be More

Opera Greats Sing the Praises of Prompter Joan Dornemann, the Much-Loved Phantom of the Met

Opera Greats Sing the Praises of Prompter Joan Dornemann, the Much-Loved Phantom of the Met

Waddle You Bet Conductors Look Like Penguins? Leonard Slatkin, for One, Doesn't Duck the Issue

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Whether Classical or Jazz, Wynton Marsalis and His Horn Are at the Top of the Charts

Whether Classical or Jazz, Wynton Marsalis and His Horn Are at the Top of the Charts

Archive // February 20, 1984
For Painter Julian Schnabel, There's No Sound Sweeter Than Cracking Crockery

For Painter Julian Schnabel, There's No Sound Sweeter Than Cracking Crockery

Archive // December 12, 1983
How to Get to Carnegie Hall? Practice, Practice, Practice—and Have a Big-Name Mentor

How to Get to Carnegie Hall? Practice, Practice, Practice—and Have a Big-Name Mentor

Archive // December 05, 1983
A Night at the Opera Marks the Brilliant and Rapid Rise of Conductor James Levine's Star

A Night at the Opera Marks the Brilliant and Rapid Rise of Conductor James Levine's Star

Archive // October 17, 1983
With An Air That's More T-Shirt Than Stuffed-Shirt, Gerard Schwarz Brings Brio to 'Mostly Mozart' Summer Concerts

With An Air That's More T-Shirt Than Stuffed-Shirt, Gerard Schwarz Brings Brio to 'Mostly Mozart' Summer Concerts

Archive // July 25, 1983
The Dogged Dudley Moore Rolls Out a Class Act with a Carnegie Hall Debut

The Dogged Dudley Moore Rolls Out a Class Act with a Carnegie Hall Debut

Archive // June 06, 1983
What Do You Tell a Millionaire Publisher with Only One Symphony to Conduct? 'play It Again, Gil'

What Do You Tell a Millionaire Publisher with Only One Symphony to Conduct? 'play It Again, Gil'

Archive // April 25, 1983
Starting a New Career at 42, Natalia Makarova Leaps from Ballet to Broadway and Lands on Her Toes

Starting a New Career at 42, Natalia Makarova Leaps from Ballet to Broadway and Lands on Her Toes

Archive // April 04, 1983
After a String of No-Shows, Supertenor Luciano Pavarotti Has Become Opera's Mystery Man

After a String of No-Shows, Supertenor Luciano Pavarotti Has Become Opera's Mystery Man

Archive // March 14, 1983
How to Cut the Soaring Cost of Air Travel? Famed Theorist R.t. Jones Has An Rx: the Oblique Wing

How to Cut the Soaring Cost of Air Travel? Famed Theorist R.t. Jones Has An Rx: the Oblique Wing

Archive // March 14, 1983
A Cincinnati Songbird Named Kathleen Battle Is Positively Trilling from Her Perch at the Met

A Cincinnati Songbird Named Kathleen Battle Is Positively Trilling from Her Perch at the Met

Archive // March 07, 1983
The Pope Gives His Blessing—and a High-Interest Loan—to Met Director Philippe De Montebello

The Pope Gives His Blessing—and a High-Interest Loan—to Met Director Philippe De Montebello

Archive // February 28, 1983
Painter Robert Rauschenberg Takes a Trip to China and Pops Back with New Shows and New Vitality

Painter Robert Rauschenberg Takes a Trip to China and Pops Back with New Shows and New Vitality

Archive // January 24, 1983
In the Met's New Macbeth, Bewitching Chris Kimball Shows She Is a Real Opera Buff

In the Met's New Macbeth, Bewitching Chris Kimball Shows She Is a Real Opera Buff

Archive // December 13, 1982
Her Strad Is a Beaut, but Its $250,000 Price Tag Took Some Artistic Financing by Violinist Ani Kavafian

Her Strad Is a Beaut, but Its $250,000 Price Tag Took Some Artistic Financing by Violinist Ani Kavafian

Archive // November 29, 1982
Can a Laconic Kansan Named Sam Ramey Be Made Over into Opera's No. 1 Villain? Yup

Can a Laconic Kansan Named Sam Ramey Be Made Over into Opera's No. 1 Villain? Yup

Archive // November 22, 1982
In David Howard's Star-Filled Studio, Even Weight Watchers Belly Up to the Barre

In David Howard's Star-Filled Studio, Even Weight Watchers Belly Up to the Barre

Archive // November 15, 1982
Tiny Kyung-Wha Chung Is No Dragon Lady, but When She Fiddles, Ears Burn

Tiny Kyung-Wha Chung Is No Dragon Lady, but When She Fiddles, Ears Burn

Archive // November 08, 1982
Ballet Great Jacques D'amboise Teaches City Kids and Cops That Real Dancers Don't Eat Quiche

Ballet Great Jacques D'amboise Teaches City Kids and Cops That Real Dancers Don't Eat Quiche

Archive // September 27, 1982
France's Labeque Sisters Are Making Audiences Rhapsodic Over Gershwin's Blues

France's Labeque Sisters Are Making Audiences Rhapsodic Over Gershwin's Blues

Archive // September 13, 1982
Hailed as the Next Rubinstein, Emanuel Ax Cuts An Ample Figure in the Classical Music World

Hailed as the Next Rubinstein, Emanuel Ax Cuts An Ample Figure in the Classical Music World

Archive // August 09, 1982
Bounced by Baryshnikov, Ballet's Alexander Godunov Finds Solace with Jackie Bisset

Bounced by Baryshnikov, Ballet's Alexander Godunov Finds Solace with Jackie Bisset

Archive // June 28, 1982
And Now for the Samurai Flamenco, by a Japanese Isadora

And Now for the Samurai Flamenco, by a Japanese Isadora

Archive // June 14, 1982
The Newest Marvel on New York's Skyline Is Prima Donna Wood, Dancer Extraordinaire

The Newest Marvel on New York's Skyline Is Prima Donna Wood, Dancer Extraordinaire

Archive // May 24, 1982
That's No Rock Star Exploding Onstage; It's Soviet Violin Virtuoso Gidon Kremer

That's No Rock Star Exploding Onstage; It's Soviet Violin Virtuoso Gidon Kremer

Archive // May 03, 1982
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