New York’s joyous sonic jangle is back. JDavidsonNYC previews the dizzying variety of classical music performances to hear this fall
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Photo-Illustration: Photographs: Hollis King ; Palo Kudacki/Met Opera ; David Bazemore ; Jennifer Taylor Photo-Illustration: Photographs: Hollis King ; Palo Kudacki/Met Opera ; David Bazemore ; Jennifer Taylor For as long as I can remember, the classical-music world has been pining for fresh audiences and musing anxiously about its own extinction. The last two years of pause, protest, and epiphany have finally jolted the Establishment into action; if it were a therapy patient, I’d say it experienced a breakthrough. Black and women composers are getting long-deferred exposure. Musicians are telling their own stories through tailor-made multimedia performances.
Some of that reinventive energy may dissipate in misconceived or drably political projects. Much of it builds on the work that doggedly innovative presenters and musicians have been doing for decades. For the sincere and resourceful, challenges remain high, as do ticket prices . Mask requirements, or lack thereof, may alienate audiences. Opera remains frighteningly expensive and arduous to sell.
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