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Michael Brodeur

Michael Brodeur

Classical Music Critic at The Washington Post

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Slatkin returns to the National Symphony Orchestra, and it’s personal

Former National Symphony Orchestra music director Leonard Slatkin made a return to the Kennedy Center on Thursday, leading a program of Mozart, Cindy McTee and Willam Walton.
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Column | A musical installation for your living room – that takes a...

Michael Schumacher’s computer-based “Living Room Pieces” generates a seven-day algorithmic score for your home
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Dark powers guide dagger-sharp ‘Macbeth’ at Washington National Opera

Director Brenna Corner brings a new production of Verdi’s classic, starring soprano Ewa Płonka and baritone Étienne Dupuis.
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Review | The BSO hits a surprise high note with Wynton Marsalis tub...

Jonathon Heyward led the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra in a program including works by Marsalis, Carl Nielsen and Jean Sibelius.
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Sounds of US is a festival for everyone, and that’s just who’s playing

Sounds of US, a music festival at the Kennedy Center’s Reach campus, will premiere more than 40 pieces over the course of one day.
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Soprano Lise Davidsen’s season of ‘Tosca’ changes colors

At 37, Lise Davidsen is among the most in-demand sopranos in the world, and she’s only just stepping into the roles that will define her career.
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Review | A Russian composer’s American premiere gives the oboe a st...

Oboist Alexei Ogrintchouk led a thrilling performance of Raskatov’s “Time’s River” that pulled from every end of the orchestra.
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Review | A look back at Wagner offers a glimpse into the WNO’s future

Soprano Christine Goerke and tenor Brandon Jovanovic led a stellar cast of singers, but conductor Robert Spano won the night.
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Review | Washington National Opera’s ‘Fidelio’ struggles to break free

WNO’s new production of Beethoven’s lone opera casts drab shadow over revolutionary love
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Review | At the Met, Golijov’s ‘Ainadamar’ paints a dreamlike portr...

Angel Blue and Daniela Mack star in Deborah Corker’s poetic vision of Osvaldo Golijov’s operatic homage to Federico García Lorca.
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Review | A pro-union opera once silenced by the government strikes ...

IN Series opened its fall season with a fiery production of Marc Blitzstein’s 1937 pro-union “play in music,” “The Cradle Will Rock.”