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Bandwagon 2 will trade in the pickup truck for a foot shipping container atop a semi truck, which will visit four parks around New York City for weekend-long residencies through May. The full schedule will be available at nyphil. Tricked out with a foldout stage, video wall and integrated sound and lighting, the setup is now more arresting and theatrically attuned.

Its offerings will also move beyond classical and new chamber music into more varied, genre-crossing collaborations with six community arts organizations, including A Better Jamaica in Queens and El Puente in Brooklyn. Dear User, please complete the form below in order to recommend the Artdaily newsletter to someone you know.

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It has cycled through two earlier names—Philharmonic Hall and Avery Fisher Hall—and two previous renovations. The latest overhaul, costing more than half a billion dollars, aims not only for a refurbished sound but also for a spruced-up look.

Warm wood tones will predominate; the orchestra seating will be more steeply raked, providing a better view of the stage; curving balconies will replace rectilinear ones. The stage is being moved forward, with audience seating in the back creating more of an intimate, in-the-round feeling. The cessation of performances during the pandemic has allowed the Philharmonic to accelerate construction; Geffen is now scheduled to reopen in the fall of Whether the hall will finally find acoustical redemption remains to be seen, but it will certainly look better—and, thanks to the mysteries of psychoacoustics, it will sound better.

During the tour, it was bracing enough to see work forging ahead at a time when so much cultural activity is still suspended. After the lament, the music of jackhammers. Elsewhere on Lincoln Center Plaza, the Metropolitan Opera sits shrouded in a fine mist of bad publicity. Almost alone among major musical institutions, the Met failed to provide even reduced salaries to its orchestra, whose members went unpaid from April of last year until March of this one.

In February, we were granted a glitzy evening with Anna Netrebko , who had distinguished herself last fall by expressing disdain for some covid precautions. Netrebko sang at the Spanish Riding School, in Vienna, her programming ranging from the Russian to the French and the German, her pitch ranging from the accurate to the flat.