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[MUSIC REVIEW] Opera opens Contemporary Music Festival at Tanglewood
7.29.06
Tanglewood Contemporary Music Festival Focuses on the Voice
By ALLAN KOZINN
Published: July 29, 2006
LENOX, Mass., July 27 -- At the Tanglewood Music Center -- the music school at the Boston Symphony's summer home here -- its student orchestra and chamber groups have always had most of the attention.
But there is an important vocal program here, too, and this year the center's directors wanted to give its young singers a bigger share of the spotlight. Their solution was to open the annual Festival of Contemporary Music with an opera trilogy, and to sign on James Levine to lead the most ambitious of the three works, Elliott Carter's “What Next?” The trilogy, which opened on Thursday, was staged deftly and with a sense of humor -- or where that wasn't applicable, a sense of the otherworldly -- by Doug Fitch, with bright-hued costumes by Catherine Zuber.
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