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THOMASON: Why did God do that? Why didn’t he just make us get older and not realize what was going on? It's not so much getting older. It's that we see the passage of time. GIDDENS: From WQXR and the ...

Sondra Radvanovsky: It's really been my therapist, opera has. It's been my way of dealing with all of my issues in life, not just the death of people close to me and illness, but also happy moments, ...

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What the 20 episodes of the podcast "Aria Code" boil down to is: Why should I care about opera? Produced by the Metropolitan Opera and public radio's WNYC Studios, each engaging episode breaks down a ...

The Metropolitan Opera and WQXR, New York City’s classical music station, today announced a second season of “Aria Code” — the critically-acclaimed podcast about opera’s most legendary arias — ...

The Metropolitan Opera and Classical station WQXR/New York City have announced a second season of Aria Code — the podcast about opera’s most legendary arias — debuting Wednesday, November 13. Season 2 ...

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What the 20 episodes of the podcast "Aria Code" boil down to is: Why should I care about opera? Produced by the Metropolitan Opera and public radio's WNYC Studios, each engaging episode breaks down a ...