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1. Tenor SALVATORE LICITRA, whose last-minute Met debut as Cavaradossi made headlines last spring, returns to New York this month in a concert La Forza del Destino at Carnegie Hall with ROBERT BASS and the Orchestra of St. Luke's. Remaining tickets for the January 23 performance are available through Carnegie-Charge at (212) 247-7800. Wiener Staatsoper has announced that Licitra will sing its June Andrea Cheniers, replacing PLACIDO DOMINGO, who has dropped the opera from his repertory.

2. JAMES CONLON, principal conductor and music administrator of Paris Opera since 1995, was awarded the Legion d'Honneur by the French Government in a September 20 ceremony in Paris. French president JACQUES CHIRAC made the presentation at the Palais de l'Elysee to Conlon, who conducts this month's Chevron Texaco broadcast of the Metropolitan Opera's Dialogues des Carmelites.

3. THE PIANIST, the ROMAN POLANSKI film that won top honors at the 2002 Cannes Film Festival, will be released this month in selected U.S. cities, after brief late-December runs in Manhattan and Los Angeles. Based on the autobiography of composer/pianist WLADYSLAW SZPILMAN, a Polish Jew who spent World War II hidden in the devastated city of Warsaw, The Pianist stars ADRIEN BRODY as Szpilman.

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