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THE BATTLE OF NEW ORLEANS OPERA

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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