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Texts and textures in New York premieres by The Crossing at Zankel Hall

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By David Wolfson, Philip Glass
| Bachtrack
See full listing “insanely virtuosic musical proficiency” Reviewed at Carnegie Hall: Zankel, New York City on 24 March 2026 León, Singsong Wang, At Which Point Woods, Infinite Body Claire Chase, Flute The Crossing Donald Nally, Conductor Earth songs: Stravinsky and John Luther Adams in Philadelphia Personnel changes plague the world premiere of Vespers of a Blessed Earth, which sounds an urgent musical alarm on the harms of climate changes.
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Trump to Close Embattled Kennedy Center for 2-Year Renovation Project

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By Philip Glass, Issa Rae
| starsalert.com
Donald Trump on Sunday announced plans to close the Kennedy Center for a two-year remodeling project beginning July 4. The pause comes amid a time of tumult at the center, where several artists have canceled performances after Trump’s forceful takeover.Trump recently appointed himself chair of the center’s board and replaced a majority of its members with loyalists, who voted to rename it the Trump Kennedy Center.
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Akhnaten at the Liceu, Hypnotic and Ritual (Column)

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By Philip Glass
| Opera-Online
© Sergi Panizo / Gran Teatre del Liceu Philip Glass’s Akhnaten has at last reached the Gran Teatre del Liceu, in what was also its Spanish premiere. Composed in 1983 by the Baltimore-born composer, the opera centres on the figure of the pharaoh - husband of the celebrated and photogenic Nefertiti - who sought to establish monotheism in fourteenth-century BCE Egypt, only to fail in the face of fierce opposition from the priestly caste whose privileges his reforms threatened.
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