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  1. Why Do Pop’s Biggest Stars Adore Michael Uzowuru?

    The producer has helped A-listers including Donald Glover, SZA, Halsey and Frank Ocean to elevate their craft. How much longer can he avoid the spotlight?

     By Brady Brickner-Wood

    This week, the producer Michael Uzowuru’s latest high-profile collaboration arrived: “Bando Stone & the New World,” the sixth album from Donald Glover, a.k.a. Childish Gambino.
    This week, the producer Michael Uzowuru’s latest high-profile collaboration arrived: “Bando Stone & the New World,” the sixth album from Donald Glover, a.k.a. Childish Gambino.
    CreditErik Carter for The New York Times

  2. Why Donald Glover Is Saying Goodbye to Childish Gambino

    “Bando Stone & the New World,” his new album due Friday, tells a story about the potential end of the world — and the conclusion of his pseudonymous musical project.

     By Reggie Ugwu

    “It really was just like, ‘Oh, it’s done,’” Donald Glover said, of realizing his musical alter ego was over. “It’s not fulfilling. And I just felt like I didn’t need to build in this way anymore.”
    “It really was just like, ‘Oh, it’s done,’” Donald Glover said, of realizing his musical alter ego was over. “It’s not fulfilling. And I just felt like I didn’t need to build in this way anymore.”
    CreditAshley McLean for The New York Times

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Classical Music

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  1. The ‘Converse Conductor’ Fighting Elitism in Classical Music

    Jonathon Heyward wears sneakers onstage and embraces genres like jazz as part of his effort to bring more people into the concert hall.

     By Javier C. Hernández

    Jonathon Heyward begins his tenure as the music director of the rebranded Festival Orchestra of Lincoln Center this month.
    CreditBraylen Dion for The New York Times

  2. At the Salzburg Festival, Revivals Take Center Stage

    The festival’s chief loves inviting productions back, giving attendees another shot at seeing a beloved show, and allowing directors a chance to nail it on the second try.

     By A.J. Goldmann

    Lydia Steier’s 2022 production of “Die Zauberflöte” at the Salzburg Festival was much better received by critics than her earlier version at the 2018 festival.
    CreditBarbara Gindl/Agence France-Presse — Getty Images

  3. Works of a Polarizing Composer Will Bring People Together

    A concert series at the Salzburg Festival, along with other events, will celebrate Arnold Schönberg’s 150th birthday and bring his music to new audiences.

     By Rebecca Schmid

    Arnold Schönberg changed music history with his revolutionary work. This year, timed to the 150th anniversary of his birth, the Salzburg Festival has planned a concert series honoring him.
    CreditSylvia Salmi/Bettmann, via Getty Images

  4. This Soprano Sings ‘the Sound of the Soul’

    Ermonela Jaho’s combination of consummate technique and utter commitment has earned her ovations, critical praise and the adoration of her colleagues.

     By Zachary Woolfe

    The soprano Ermonela Jaho, who is starring in Puccini’s “Madama Butterfly” at the Aix-en-Provence Festival in France.
    CreditViolette Franchi for The New York Times

  5. New York Philharmonic Chief Abruptly Steps Down Amid Tensions

    Gary Ginstling, the orchestra’s president and chief executive, is leaving after just a year on the job.

     By Javier C. Hernández

    Gary Ginstling is stepping down as the New York Philharmonic’s president and chief executive officer after a little over a year in the job.
    CreditJutharat Pinyodoonyachet for The New York Times
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  4. 10 Outstanding Brian Eno Productions

    Inspired by an ever-changing new documentary about the musician and producer, listen to songs he helped construct by David Bowie, Talking Heads, U2 and more.

    By Lindsay Zoladz

     
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  6. 36 Hours

    36 Hours in San Diego

    San Diego serves up gorgeous beaches, arty neighborhoods and rich history, yet it still excels at being underrated.

    By Freda Moon

     
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