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James Conlon.(On the Beat)(appointment)(Brief Article)
JAMES CONLON has been named music director of Los Angeles Opera, commencing in 2006. As someone who has missed Conlon as a regular presence in New York, I applaud this appointment--further indication that Los Angeles has, for the moment at least, left San Francisco in the dust as a cultural destination.... Two stalwarts of the opera-administration world have stepped down: Glimmerglass Opera's general director, JOANNE COSSA, and Cincinnati Opera's artistic director, NICHOLAS MUNI. Glimmerglass announced that Cossa's resignation was "due to family health ...
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