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Walter Carroll

A Day & Night at the Opera (or, Making History at the Met)

by: Walter Carroll

2016 has stood out for history making adventures for Walter Carroll. He shares his story of a recent performance at the Metropolitan Opera.

Present at Birth

by: Walter Carroll

This is a fully-staged presentation of Puccini’s popular opera with an outstanding international cast, a chorus of talented singers from the Berkshires and an excellent orchestra of musicians from Massachusetts and nearby.

Scaring the Audience

by: Walter Carroll

The Young Artist program at Glimmerglass is producing some fine young talent who sometimes outshine the stars in their midst.

An Historic Moment in Opera

by: Walter Carroll

An historic performance, marking James Levine’s final appearance as the Music Director of the Met, a position he has held since 1976.

Greetings from the Danube

by: Walter Carroll

First I want to pay tribute to all who made the NEPR cruise on the Beautiful Blue Danube a great success: thanks to Cheryl Willoughby, who kept the classical music on the air while I was away; to the organizers of the tour, Earthbound Expeditions and their staff, Tyson Verse, Tanya Masi and Matthew Brumley; to the more than 50 NEPR listeners…

SSO and BSO

by: Walter Carroll

This past weekend was a big one for orchestras in Massachusetts. On Saturday evening my colleague John Nowacki gave his first pre-concert talk for the Springfield Symphony Orchestra and was witness to a season opening concert he called splendid and “breathtaking.”

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