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Seiji Ozawa: Japan's classical maestro

Seiji Ozawa is Asia's most successful conductor, a maestro in a quintessentially Western art form, and a die-hard Boston Red Sox fan. But the affable 74-year-old is used to crossing cultural boundaries.

Street in Palestinian refugee camp named after Twitter account

Initially derided for its promotion of inane chatter, Twitter has become a valuable news syndication platform, a campaign tool, and was even used by London's Royal Opera House to commission an opera libretto made up of tweets sent in from around the world.

People.com: Opera singer Denyce Graves Weds Surgeon Robert Montgomery

"I want to shout to the mountain tops," declares a beaming bride

Balloons and bagpipes -- New York on parade

There's always something happening in the city that never sleeps, but if you're in New York at the right time you'll get to see New Yorkers coming together for one of the city's big annual events.

Doors close as funding for the arts plummets

For nearly 60 years, the Baltimore Opera Company was a staple of the arts scene in its region. It staged world-class performances, often drew large crowds, and survived repeated downturns in the economy.

Time.com: David Cronenberg Tries Opera

The director brings his signature horror flick The Fly to the Los Angeles Opera

Gold mine for opera fans in Colorado Rockies

At almost 8,500 feet in the Rockies, it can take a few breaths to walk up Central City's steep granite hills lined with Victorian homes, souvenir shops -- and an opera house that has served 19th-century gold miners as well as modern-day visitors.

People.com: Coming in 2013: Brokeback Mountain the Opera

The New York City Opera has commissioned the musical, based on the same short story as the film

Time.com: 'Brokeback Mountain' -- The Opera?

The New York City Opera has commissioned an opera based on Brokeback Mountain, the 1997 short story that became the basis for a 2005 movie

Time.com: Director Anthony Minghella Dies

Anthony Minghella, who won an Oscar for "The English Patient" and directed such hit movies as "The Talented Mr. Ripley," "Cold Mountain" and "Truly Madly Deeply," has died at 54

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