Opera critic for @WSJ, philanthropy expert. Author of Mad Scenes and Exit Arias: The Death of the New York City Opera and the Future of Opera in America
Thrilled that “Mad Scenes and Exit Arias” has been recognized by ASCAP’s Foundation Deems Taylor/Virgil Thompson Award for outstanding music criticism. https://t.co/6NFlRS2XSC
@RushtonIU In Vienna, the Bosch Last Judgement Triptych at the Academy of Fine Arts and the Klimt Beethoven Frieze in the Secession Building. Conveniently near each other!
@hwopera I spent tonight reading Mad Scenes and Exit Arias. Very enjoyable and thought-provoking look at the financial illusions and ego trips that doomed a formerly plucky and vibrant company.
TONIGHT: @WSJ opera critic @hwopera sits down with @JaredWGBH to discuss her new book, the history of opera in America, and how the art form can evolve. Learn more TONIGHT at 8:30 pm only on @wgbh
TOMORROW: @JaredWGBH sits down with @WSJ opera critic @hwopera to discuss her latest book "Mad Scenes and Exit Arias: The Death of the New York City Opera and the Future of Opera in America."
ICYMI: gift ideas for the classical music lover in your life! Try a book by @alexrossmusic, @_MTAnderson, or @hwopera on for size:
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The @nytimes Book Review calls "Mad Scenes and Exit Arias" "an intricate whodunit" https://t.co/8HXRLNCo0F
Taking about it with Naomi Lewin and the @92Y today, Nov 28, at noon!
"An intricate whodunit that seeks to find out who murdered the New York City Opera... a sharp portrait of the ever-changing cast of would-be saviors who somehow always failed in their mission." --@nytimes Book Review
Read MAD SCENES AND EXIT ARIAS: https://t.co/9Flz7tV5sV
I'm looking forward to talking about "Mad Scenes and Exit Arias" with Naomi Lewin at the 92nd St. Y on Wednesday, Nov. 28 at 12 noon. https://t.co/YWR7ltIVZR