Justin Davidson on the Disappearing Conductor James Levine
For seven years, James Levine has been splitting his time three ways: leading the Boston Symphony Orchestra, presiding over the musical side of the Metropolitan Opera, and sitting out large chunks of both institutions’ seasons in alternating bouts of pain and recovery. (More background here .) Something had to give, and, after canceling his remaining concerts with the BSO, he’s just announced …

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