So now it seems there may be a season for Opera Orchestra of New York next year after all. But keep in mind that word “may” because it’s not a lock yet. In an email to supporters, Eve Queler says that she and the other OONies “are currently devoted to assuring you a splendid season. We have received major commitments from our supporters, and expect that additional sources will soon permit us to commit to the full season.” She asks that audiences save the dates for December 13, 2007, February 27, 2008 and March 6, 2008, when, if all goes well, the group will present I due Foscari (with Dimitri Hvorostovsky?), La sonnambula (Eglise Gutierrez , Dimitry Korchak) and a gala concert.
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