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THE BATTLE OF NEW ORLEANS OPERA
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Opera News
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March 1, 2006
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The good news is that opera in New Orleans will survive. After Hurricane Katrina and the August 29 breach of the levees designed to separate the city from Lake Pontchartrain; after the evacuation and appalling human misery; after the bureaucratic failures and political posturing - after all that, New Orleans will only have been without a functioning opera company for about six months.
The flood damaged New Orleans Opera's production facilities and dispersed its pit orchestra, the Louisiana Philharmonic. But on March 4, a gala of stars will help reopen the company, with Placido Domingo, Denyce Graves, Paul Groves and Nathan Gunn, among others, promising to donate their services. The gala, ...
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