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There can be a strange magic in human-made things that are interwoven with our pasts, with our homes, with our great loves.There can be a…

View More J.K. Rowling on the Magic of ‘Things’

The composer’s 1941 American musical “Lady in the Dark” plays in German on a Vienna stage.The composer’s 1941 American musical “Lady in the Dark” plays…

View More A Musical Revival Knits Together the 2 Worlds of Kurt Weill

As the Omicron variant looms, Bartlett Sher’s production of Verdi’s classic is set to open on New Year’s Eve.As the Omicron variant looms, Bartlett Sher’s…

View More The Met Opera Spirits ‘Rigoletto’ to ‘Babylon Berlin’

Backed by Hollywood, the production company Cadence13 is gambling on movies for your ears, featuring stars like Kate Mara, Adam Scott and Kiernan Shipka.Backed by…

View More ‘Podcast Movies’? Feature-length Fiction Stretches the Medium

The Vienna Philharmonic records symphonies by Anton Bruckner, a 19th-century composer, whose history with the orchestra is complicated.The Vienna Philharmonic records symphonies by Anton Bruckner,…

View More Using a Pandemic Break to Tackle Bruckner

The K-pop singer Suga discovered that he was infected after returning to South Korea from the United States.The K-pop singer Suga discovered that he was…

View More Suga of BTS Tests Positive for Covid

A man bought a yellowing picture of the Virgin Mary and Child at an estate sale in Massachusetts. Experts believe it is by the renowned…

View More He Paid $30 for a Drawing. It Could Be a Renaissance Work Worth Millions.

The Vienna Philharmonic’s annual performance brings to light memories and traditions, both bright and dark.The Vienna Philharmonic’s annual performance brings to light memories and traditions,…

View More At New Year’s in Vienna, Everything Old Is New Again